Editorial staff and post office data at Pocatello Post
The document lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It notes daily and Sunday publication from 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier and by mail. It also shows the paper’s entry as second class matter on December 13 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Quill resigns CIO council post over anti ERP stance
Wallace ally Michael J. Quill quits as head of the Greater New York CIO Council saying the council was controlled by Communist Party figures and citing a split between pro Wallace and pro ERP factions. The piece praises Murray for forcing conformity and predicts more resignations from anti-Communist CIO members.
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Michael J. Quill
CIO Transport Workers’ Union
New York City
Greater New York Cio Council
Mr. Quill
CIO Council
Communist Party
New York Council
CIO
ERP
Henry Wallace
Philip Murray
Council
Quill
Wallace
Mike Quill
Phil Murray
Murray
Walter Reuther
UAW
Mr. Wallace
Sme
No Mystery in Wall Street Clean-Up and Political Shifts
Quotes from Ellis Arnall and Georges Bidault on postwar politics and communism. Arnall weighs party realignment and Republican stance in the South while Bidault cites the Czech seizure as a turning point. Henry A Wallace comments on southern party strength.
Radio Performer Horizontal 3 Rupees Abbreviations Puzzle
Puzzle style list mixes radio terms and abbreviations with clues across vertical and horizontal axes. It mentions a radio star and partial entries such as French article and noble titles, plus chemical and geographic hints. The item reads like a crossword style feature or quiz page from a historical newspaper.
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Radio Star
Uoleicaciad
Paradise
Arabian Gulf
My Day From London Aboard Windsor Castle Visit
The writer recounts letters defending her stance on Truman and Palestine, her stay at Windsor Castle with King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, and impressions of royal visitors. She notes Windsor customs, art treasures, and the daily difficulties of British life, including shortages of fats and soap.
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Windsor Castle
Mother Mary
Elizabeth
Duke of Edinburgh
Margaret Rose
William the Conqueror
London
Mr. Churchill
Windsor
St. George's Chapel
Castle
Utah Plans Complete Division for High School Sports
Secretary H. H. Rose announced Utah high schools will finish splitting into class A and B for all sports. Baseball is the last sport in two-bracket format with class B games on May 18 and the class A championship set for May 26 or 29, with site decisions to come.
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Drew Pearson
United Nations
Palestine
Marshall
Human Rights Commission
Salt Lake City
H. H. Rose
Utah
Rose
Douglas Boom Drives Democratic Move in Pittsburgh
A new Democratic push favors Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, with Americans for Democratic Action planning a Pittsburgh gathering Saturday to back Douglas over Truman. The memoed navy air power debate centers on delivering the atomic bomb, boosting carriers over long-range bombers.
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Washington
Truman
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Americans For Democratic
Pittsburgh
Eisenhower
ADA
Douglas
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Tom Corcoran
Elliott Janeway
Leon Henderson
OPA
Democratic National Committee
Gael Sullivan
Sullivan
Bob Hannegan
Chicago
Roosevelt
Hannegan
FRD
Harold Ickes
Interior
White House
Vacation Averages Out to Two Weeks On Sand And Fifty On Rocks
A wry note counts a typical vacation as two weeks on sandy shores and fifty on rocky outings. It raises a playful question about who is oldest when a group of women is hushed by such a line.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Warren Austin
United States
Security Council
Assembly
U. S
Senate
Army
Navy
Capitol Hill
Congress
Defense Forrestal
Symington
Loyalty checks slow ERP start as 800 staff eyed
Marquis Childs reports that the large European recovery program will employ about 800 staff in the US and abroad. The loyalty clearance rule, with a three month grace period, creates a major hurdle as personal certification is demanded by top officials, risking delays and overburdening the FBI and State Department.
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Washington
Sie
Congress
House
State Department
FBI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Secretary of State
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
John E. Peurifoy
Peurifoy
Marshall
Spring Drive Targets Barbs and Auto Safety
A humorous collection of brief notes notes on autos versus barbs trains, an Illinois judge’s sentence for laziness, speculation about appreciation of a stretch, Americans spending more on gum than religion, and remarks on spring flowers soon blooming.
Radio Programs Schedule Highlights and Stations
Radio schedules for KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 list morning to late evening programs. Entries include news, music, talk shows, serials, and special segments featuring hosts such as Bing Crosby, Paul Whiteman, and Tex Beneke with timetables across the day.
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KEIO
AP News
Bing Crosby
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Board of Education
Dick Tracy
Sky King
Jack
Elmer Davis
Les Paul T
Champlion Cell
Vane RT
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Ellis Arnall
Georgia
Europe
Georges Bidault
France
Czechoslovakia
New Mexico
Shega
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Sen
Howard McGrath
Sen. McGrath
E, R
Naval Operations
Air
War Department Policies and Programs Review Board
National Defense
England
Arctic
Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Air Fai
Marquis Childs
Atomic Energy Commission
Budget Bureau
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
XYZ
Committee of Congress
Illinois
To. U. & Prt
Juune
Treasury Agent
KEYY
IMN Farm Journal
Intermountain News
Melody Ranch
Les Brown
Orch
Ltv
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
the Mutual
Music For the Family
Henry J. Taylor
Tex Beneke
All the
American Cancer Program
IMN Sports Review
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Art Kassel
Teddy Phillips
Eddy Howard
Mutual
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