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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1948

Page

4

Get Tough Is Not The Pattern Yet

The piece argues the Truman Doctrine ERP and German rebuild were not get tough moves but defensive or forced responses to Soviet acts. It cites four recent actions—selective service, Trieste, ERP denial to Italy voters, and keeping troops in Berlin—as signs of a redirected focus toward deterrence. It warns against war but endorses strengthening defense and diplomacy to achieve peace and justice.

Russia Greece Turkey Germany America U.S Berlin

Paradox in Labor Welfare Debate in United Mine Workers Journal

The article marks the Department of Labor's 35th anniversary by noting a paradox: the labor movement grows stronger while the department acting as its spokesman weakens. It cites Taft on the secretary’s duty to promote welfare and questions equating welfare with spokesman duties. Comments from Oscar R. Ewing, Eric Johnston and Clarence Francis are quoted on public education, film freedom, and business-human relations.

Department of Labor United Mine Workers Journal Ae Department Taft Labor Secretary United States Labor Movement UMW John L. Lewis

Women should push for policy roles in US government

Eleanor Roosevelt argues that American women must mobilize to seek policy making positions, urging parties to support female candidates in winnable districts. She notes past mistreatment of Frances Perkins and calls for recognition of women’s creative potential beyond traditional roles.

Eleanor Roosevelt England United States Labor Frances Perkins White House State Department

Residue: The Easter Message Builds on the Remnant

In this sermon by Leroy H. Walker, the author argues that Jesus formed his mission from a small residue of followers after Easter. He traces how throughout history remaining faithful groups have kept truth alive, from early apostles to monastic orders and Western pioneers, suggesting God builds his church from steady residues.

Leroy H. Walker St. Mark Emmaus Jesus Galilee Judas Peter God Europe Savanarola St. Francis Francis Xavier Holy Club England Oregon

Wisconsin Waives War Fears as MacArthur Boosts Candidacy

Marquis Childs notes Gen. Douglas MacArthur gains support in Wisconsin driven by a desire for a strong leader amid fears of war with Russia. He cites donations from figures like Gen. Robert E. Wood and Frank Gannett, and mentions local backers including former Gov. Philip La Follette and supporters such as Fred Zimmerman. The piece warns that MacArthur’s appeal rests on mythmaking and contrasts occupation realities in Japan with Germany, outlining a challenging path to the GOP nomination.

Madison Wisconsin Douglas MacArthur Sympton Russia White House MacArthur Tokyo Robert E. Wood Chicago America First Frank Gannett Rochester N. Y LaFollette Europe Phil Robert M. LaFollette III University of Wisconsin Bob the Third Japan Fred R. Zimmerman Thomas E. Dewey Zimmerman America Carl Flom Germany Korea United Feature Syndicate, Inc

Writers Elimination Suggested to Save Hollywood

Paul Gallico argues studio profits depend on cutting writers wages and jobs. He contends firing writers would slash production costs and restore the industry to financial health, noting other staff cuts fail to address the real expense.

Seaman Bob Yates Feels Lucky Number 13

The 17 year old Navy recruit from Mt. Vernon Illinois lives at 1213 Casey Ave. He entered boot camp as one of 13 enlistees. En route he rode as a passenger on car 13 and slept in berth 13. He arrived home safely on Friday the 13th.

MT. Vernon Ill Bob Yates Casey Ave

No Wonder We're Off Mom Didnt Know That We Knew More Than She

A humorous reminiscence in which a narrator mocks rigid infant care and Dr. Benjamin Spock. He recalls his own childhood diet experiments, castor oil punishments, and the lasting psychological effects of maternal discipline, blaming his quirks on mom.

New York Benjamin Spock American Medical Assay S Journal Baby Medico Mama Mother Mussolini Mrs. Demon

Army Seeks Rapid Reconversion to War Production

Forrest A. Heath, president of a Denver leather goods firm honored with the Army Navy E, said he was asked by the army to be ready to reconvert to military production within 24 hours of notification. A letter dated March 11 from the Oakland Quartermaster division and a follow up call urged gear up for 3,000 sleeping bags daily on 24 hour notice.

Denver Army Forrest A. Heath Army-Navy Quartermaster Industrial Mobilization Division Oakland Cal Col J. C. O'Dell O’dell Heath War Departments Allen G. Baker

Richard Marshall Fined for Illegal Parking Nine Times in Boston

Richard Marshall was fined $72 for illegally parking his car on 11 occasions in Boston. A nearby lot charges 75 cents nightly, highlighting the price contrast for parking.

Boston Richard Marshall

Radio Schedule Page for KEIO 1450 Sunday

Chronological list of KEIO 1450 program blocks from 7:00 A M to 12:00 Sign Off includes Coast to Coast Message of Israel AP News Southland Singing Coffee Concerts Hour of Faith Texas Jim Robertson Foreign Reporters Fine Arts Quartet The Almanac Editor at Home National Vespers This Week Around the World Story of Lassie Sam Pettingill Sunday Serenade Sound Off Met Auditions of the Air You Asked For It Counterspy Mr President Greatest Story Ever Told Sunday Evening Hour Stop The Music Walter Winchell Louella Parsons Theater Guild of the Air Jimmie Fidler Dont You oe KR Drew Pearson neoneeene Sortie Head Concert Hall The Fat Man Dance Music Sign Off.

KEIO AP News Southland Texas Jim Robertson Fine Arts Quartet the Almanac Sam Pettingill Walter Winchell Louella Parsons Theater Guild of the Air Jimmie Fidler Drew Pearson Concert Hall the Fat Man

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Pocatello David A. Robinson Theron C. Liddle North Main Street Idaho Oscar R. Ewing Federal Security Administrator Eric Johnston Motion Picture Industry Clarence Francis General Foods Corp Marquis Childs A. W. Dilling Elizabeth Dilling Red Network Robert Harriss Father Coughlin Harriss West Philip F. LaFollette la Follette Paul Gallico Hollywood Bel Air Lndu McNaught Syndicate, Inc O.K Ruark Lous Hoover Motor CO
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