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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1949

Page

4

Civic minded action from Pocatello League clarified

Pocatello League of Women Voters says it has not voted on the city manager system. Miss Hortense White explains the national study supports benefits but does not constitute league endorsement. Misinterpretation after a debate caused unwarranted condemnation. the project earned praise for civic intent.

Pocatello League of Women Voters Miss Hortense White Pocatello League League Miss White National League of Women Voters

Voters Seek Street Wiping Mayoral Promise

Citizens in Pocatello weigh candidates who vow to keep city streets clean and wet down regularly. Residents report frequent dust storms on Main Street and critique the lack of street watering trucks, observed only once in four weeks.

Pocatello Main Street

Postwar Air Power and Policy Reflectionsflash

Air Force officials urge caution on air base necessity after the B 50 nonstop world flight. Tanker refueling could extend bomber range by 4000 miles, risking base dependence if rendezvous fail. John L Lewis resists unity with Swedish visitors, maintaining distance amid policy disputes. Maj Gen Albert M Jones denies Philippine army abolition reports. North Atlantic Pact sparks mixed hopes and warnings about European peace and possible Russian reactions.

Air Force U. S United Mine Workers John L. Lewis Economic Co-operation Administration Lewis James Boyd Senate Aves of Mines Senate Committee Boyd Interior J. A. Krug

Marquis Childs Red Party Takes Up Old Chant

A New York gathering at Freedom House showcased concerns about free expression under Soviet rule. Speakers documented suppression of poet, musician, and scientist freedoms, warning of rising political hostility and echoes of prewar turmoil.

New York Freedom House Americans For Intellectual Freedom Soviet Union

Morning chores exhaust Billopp and lure a nap

The narrator surveys yard tasks from garden rock pile to stump removal and weed clearing. A full day of chores looms from garden prep to manure distribution and even a car wash, leaving him exhausted and drifting back to sleep despite the bright dawn.

Forrestal Exits Prompt April 1 Handing Over Defense

In a candid session with President Truman and Louis Johnson, Forrestal agreed to an orderly transition to the defense post on April 1, offering to aid Johnson and share intelligence. Johnson pressed for a cross examination of the president, while leaks already began. The piece also surveys Michigan political scandals, Yugoslav Tito appealing for aid, and U.S. plans to rotate Allied chiefs with an American heading when war threats rise.

Forrestal Louise Truman Johnson United States Eisenhower Tydings Tings Michigan Justice Department USA U. S Francis Myers Pennsylvania Senate Campaign Investigating Committee Capital Tito Mar Shal Tito Yugoslavia Belgrade Albania Bulgaria Durazzo Monty Montgomery Joint Chiefs of Staff Italy James Dunn State Department

Notable Meeting Between Jane Russell And Bob Hope

Earl Wilson chronicles a playful meeting in the Paramount lobby where Jane Russell and Bob Hope connect with acquaintances from the picture Paleface. The piece notes Russell is a 64 year old widow from Stuart Town and Hope is a Queens real estate broker with a comic past, plus an exchange about names and a potential Jane Russell Bob Hope band.

Jane Russell Bob Hope Paramount Jane Stuart Town 14Th St N. Y Wilson Billy Rose Washington St Henry Wallace Havana Earl Wilson Bob Weizmann The Lester Hope Leslie Emanen Russell

Gate City Postings and Local Happenings in Pocatello

Col M P Goodfellow returns to Pocatello after a business trip in the East focusing on an atomic energy plant near a site yet to be located. Byrd Trego of Blackfoot visits Fort Hall for an Indian observance praised as the finest in years with few white spectators. Bill and Bob turn nineteen today with a home birthday celebration of fried chicken cake and ice cream, reflecting stable family life. Gwin Hicks notes Empire Air Lines see a March passenger rush on the Time Saver route and awaits a May 9 CAB hearing to decide a possible 15 month operating certificate extension.

Gate City Col. M. P. Goodfellow Pocatello Byrd Trego Blackfoot Trego Fort Hall Bill Bob Milwaukee Gwin Hicks Empire Air Lines Res Empire Aring Washington D. C

New York Decorator Says Hollywood Interiors Hurt Marriages

Interior designer James Mont argues many Hollywood divorces stem from wives decorating homes with lace curtains lavender walls and satin wood furniture. He notes stars like Ava Gardner and Elizabeth Taylor risk losing sex appeal and plans to design modern sets for MGM while critiquing Hollywood home styling.

Hollywood NEA New York James Mont Mont Artie Shaw Hemen Hollywood Athletic Club Mae West MGM Ava Gardner Greer Garson Elizabeth Taylor Susan Hayward

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Idaho Court of Competent Jurisdiction Albert M. Jones Philippines Manila Philippine Army Jones Quirino Europe John Foster Dulles James Warburg Nate Pocatello Marquis Childs Billopp Theindow Drew Pearson James Forrestal National Defense Louis Johnson Far Eastern Acheson Far East Indonesia Lieader Clint Golden CIO Economic Cooperation Administration Golden Norway Robert W Pocatell ESA Erskine Johnson Keith Kendall OCKET Natatorium Lava
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