Post Editorials Pocatello Post Editors and Pub Details
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor The newspaper states publication is daily and Sunday from 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 125 per month by carrier or mail It is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 3 1879
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Harvest Hesitation Over Tax Cuts Amid Defense Needs
The piece argues tax cuts are appealing but risky given national debt and inflation fears. It warns of limited time for ERP spending, calls for funding military buildup, and urges prudent use of extra income without raising living standards. It notes defense spending may require higher taxes even in an election year.
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Russia
Truman
Congress
That Clean-Up Fever Is Near Boiling Point
Paul Gallico humorously describes spring cleaning as a tidal upheaval that turns homes into battlegrounds. He jokes about a wife’s frenzy over dusting and reorganizing, while men face losses of cherished old items and the lure of staying home versus braving the chaos.
My Day Eleanor Roosevelt World
Eleanor Roosevelt notes scarce goods in postwar Britain with coupons dictating purchases. She describes clothing limits for suits shoes and dresses, the strain on families and children, and how some rich live on principal while wages for domestic workers lag. She recounts meetings with artists ambassadors and clubs and notes writing columns at night due to busy days.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
London
Trieste Action Being Pressed by Western Powers
The United States Britain and France urged Russia to negotiate an early revision of the Italian peace treaty to restore Trieste to Italy. It followed their previous move pushing the issue back to Moscow to gauge Russia's stance before Italy's April 18 election.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Trieste
Italy
Moscow
Ruark At International Beauty Shop Reflects On Modern Woman
New York columnist Ruark visits the International Beauty Shop Owners convention and interviews Miss Frances Kaye. They tour a busy beauty floor with hairdos, massages, waxes, and upcharged services while debating costs and trends in a humorous, satirical account.
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New York
Boulder Dam
Frances Kaye
Miss Kaye
Grand Central Palace
Weather Outlook Utah and Idaho with showers
Partly cloudy Sunday in Utah with widely scattered showers and a high of 45 to 55. Southern Idaho sees partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and little temperature change. A note on grain consumption mentions a ton per year by 20 rats.
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Utah
Idaho
Wisconsin primary sinks MacArthur bid for GOP nomination
Wisconsin voters rejected Gen. Douglas MacArthur, folding him from the Republican race. Thomas E. Stassen surged with a positive, anti war platform, aided by Sen. McCarthy and party backing, boosting his Nebraska hopes while Dewey’s position weakens. La Follette progressives lose ground as Stassen gains momentum across the Midwest.
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Philip Follette
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Ing
Nebraska
Stassen
Eoer
MacArthur
Thomas E. Coleman
Antil
Joseph R. McCarthy
Minnesota
America
Stassen’s
Maine
Iowa
Hugh Butler
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Dewey
Missouri
Barak T. Mattingly
la Follette
Phil la Follette
Vention
A&a
Sagebrush Sermonettes on Hardy Western Virtue
The piece extols sagebrush as a symbol of resilience shaping desert life and Christian endurance. It compares sage to Christianity thriving through hardship and opposition, questions urban fragility, and urges Western character building rooted in vast landscapes and steadfast values.
Twenty Nazis Are Convicted
Twenty Nazi defendants in the largest mass murder trial were found guilty by an American military tribunal in Nuremberg. The officers of the SS Elite Guards were convicted for killings of about one million people in Hitler’s purges. sentences were to be announced. The group included five generals, ten colonels, three majors, and two lieutenants with diverse backgrounds.
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Lena
Cain
Mount Guard
Mernberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Penn Rail Strike Slated For Next Week
Philadelphia report says 10,000 firemen and enginemen on the Pennsylvania railroad system will strike Wednesday after mediation efforts failed. The walkout, delayed from March 31, follows negotiations over hiring of firemen for diesel yard locomotives.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
National Board of Mediation
Blaze in Blackfoot Home Causes Small Damage
Earl Rogers of the fire department said a cigarette ignited an overstuffed chair at 134 M. E. Main in Blackfoot, producing about 75 dollars in damage after the fire was fought at 10 10 p m Thursday. Air France now operates the Invalides Station in Paris as an air terminal capable of handling 800 passengers per hour.
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Blackfoot
Earl Rogers
Bill Smith
M. E. Main
Rogers
Air France
the Invalides
Paris
Odd Watch Collection Made by Walter D Thompson
Walter D Thompson of Nome Alaska has a 43 watch collection from around the world. The oldest piece dates to 1700 and a 1500 era method used hog bristles in watch making. One watch flew over the North Pole with Amundsen. A wooden German model runs ten days without winding. Another watch is a two faced model for seafarers with home port and local time.
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Nome
Alaska
Walter D. Thompson
North Pole
Amundsen
Thompson
Lights Dimmed as Mennonites Buy Farms in Farmer Mo
In Mexico Missouri area a new Mennonite colony moves in and begins buying farms. They disconnect electrical service to properties they purchase and replace lamps in the Farmer General Store, dimming lights across the village.
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Mexico
Farmer
Farmer General Store
Radio Schedule Highlights Adds Classic Programs Across Stations
Radio listings summarize KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 daily programs from 6:40 AM to 11:15 PM with music talk and news, including Coast to Coast, The Almanac, You Asked For It, and The Shadow. The schedule ends with a note on the electric eel's surprising electrical power.
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