Pocatello Post Editorial Staff and Publication Details
Post editor David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle serve as editor and managing editor for the Pocatello Post. The paper is published daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street Idaho with carrier and mail subscription options listed. It is entered as second class matter December 18, 1947 under federal law.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
War With Russia On Already Says Kremlin Propaganda
The piece argues Soviet aggression is already underway and warns Congress and the President to heed Bernard Baruch’s recommendations. It claims Iran, Norway, and Sweden are framed as bases or collaborators for attacks on Russia, urging industrial mobilization and possible lend-lease to deter Moscow.
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Norway
Sweden
Iran
Russia
U.S
Europe
Middle East
Romania
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Kremlin
Stalin
Congress
Bernard M. Baruch
Impulse Or Stratagem In Wall Street Sitdown Debate
A reader weighs whether the Wall Street sitdown was spontaneous or carefully planned. The piece notes photographs of police and strikers could fuel partisan reports in Italy and cites political figures warning against isolationism and urging Democratic support.
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Wall Street
Italy
White House
Democratic Party
Truman
Educational Leader Horizontal Puzzle Highlights History
A mixed word puzzle list presents clues for horizontal entries from 1 to 52 and vertical clues from 1 to 2. The puzzle includes hints across education, biology, language, and misc categories with several cross references and thematic groupings.
Bevin Discusses Postwar Outlook and Anglo American Ties
In a London dinner, Ernest Bevin voices cautious optimism for decadelong international understanding and praises U S Marshall Plan support. He notes food shortages, rationing, and queues as Britain recovers, while contrasting American postwar impatience with British steadiness.
Dewey Urges United States of Europe for World Peace
Gov Thomas E Dewey in Lincoln Nebraska called for a foreign policy to speed the creation of a United States of Europe as a third great peaceful power alongside America and the Soviet bloc to avert new wars. He framed it as the urgent aim of Europe recovery policy.
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S Lincoln
United States of Europe
Navy air power split fuels renewed U S defense clash
Drew Pearson reports on a secret Navy memo arguing the Navy should carry the atomic bomb and control offensive air power while the Air Forces focus on defense. The piece outlines carrier based strategic bombing, limits of ground attacks, and the need for a continental warning net and interceptor defense.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Forrestal
Secretary of Air
Symington
Navy
Air Forces
Army
England
Britain
United States
Pearl Harbor
War Bulletin From Texas: Dallas and Fort Worth on Edge
Henry McLemore reports from a foxhole between Dallas and Fort Worth where both cities threaten to clash over an airport location. He describes mock siege preparations, rival loyalties, and local satire while noting few seek peace and war talk dominates Washington discussions.
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Dallas
Forth Worth
Fort Worth
Texas
Love Field
Washington
Senate
CAA
National Guard
MacArthur Under Fire From Veterans In Presidential Speculation
The piece argues veterans favor Dwight Eisenhower over General MacArthur for the presidency. It notes Ike’s public image and wartime record appeal to World War II alumni while MacArthur faces lingering criticism, pompous reputation, and negative publicity from press and showbiz tie ins. The discussion contrasts Ike’s broad support with MacArthur’s strained public standing.
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Gen. MacArthur
Ike Eisenhower
MacArthur
Ike
Pacific
Japan
Dougout
Doug
Hearst
Calvert's
Eisenhower
Marine Attitude Draws Fire in Olympia Train Incident
Aberdeen chamber head Ken Wadell criticized a Marine captain for denying 145 Grays Harbor county students access to the head of a line for the Freedom train. The group, about 10 percent of local 7th to 9th graders, toured the state capitol after the rebuff.
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Olympia, Wash
Ken Wadell
Aberdeen, Wash
Chamber of Commerce
Grays Harbor
Olympia
Freedom Train
Wadell
State Capitol
Peon
Crowd Demonstration Demands Palestine Partition Policy Change
A 15 000 strong crowd on Spring Street in Los Angeles urged U S action on Palestine partition. Speakers including Rep Chet Holifield criticized U S opposition and called to modify the arms embargo to aid Jewish defense while urging UN enforcement of its Palestine decision.
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Los Angeles
Spring Street
Palestine
Chet Holifield
Cal
Holifield
America
Haganah
CIO
AFL
U. S
Truman
United Nations
Radio Program Schedule Snapshot From KEYY and KO Stations
An OCR fragment lists daily radio programming across KEYY 1240 and KO 1450 with time slots from early morning through midnight. The schedule includes music blocks, news, talks, variety acts, and sports segments such as The Lone Wolf, Meet The Press, and Dance Orchestra performances.
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Intermountain News
R. Milton Carlston
Wash
Pro Arte Quartet
Alan Lomax
Fred Robbings
Lionel Ham
Charles Slocum
Dance Orch
Charlie Spivak
Church of Christ Scientist
Hawaii
Press
Ed Theatre
Gene Krupa
Orch
Ted Steele
Ace Tapers
Keyy
Morton Downey
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Mussolini
Hitler
Joseph C. Mahoney
Wyoming
Artur Rubinstein
Pianist
Council of
Commission On
Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Word
London
Ernest Bevin
Lewis Douglas
Berlin
Atlantic
United Kingdom
Dewey
Henry McLemore
McLemore
Trinity River
Mac
New York
Leo Durocher
Yankees
Charlie Keller
Philadelphia
Thomas Dewey
Dwight David Eisenhower
Joe McCarthy
Keio
George Hi
AP News
Maupin
Vincent Lopez
Piano Playhouse
Manhattan
Ross Dolan
Detective
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