Pocatello Post details and subscription rates
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It notes publication daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street Idaho and subscribes by carrier or mail at 1.25 per month, in advance, with second class matter status dated December 13, 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Policy and peace talks amid a personal crisis debate
Henry A. Wallace rejects sacrificing American principles to make peace with Russia. The argument cites liberty rights, the danger of appeasement, UN plans, and Cold War strategy. Figures including Herbert Hoover Sen. Taft and Gov. Wright weigh in on military footing and the Taft-Hartley Act.
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Russia
Henry A. Wallace
Wallace
Europe
Asia
U.S
China
Herbert Hoover
Institute Head's Answer to Previous Puzzle Reveals Acronyms
The page shows a brainteaser grid with clues across and down, including references to Pan American childhood protection and a list of terms such as lampreys, tantalum symbol, and Romanesque entries. The scattered entries imply a vertical puzzle solution by a institute head.
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Panmerican Childhood Protection Institute
Gregorio Araoz
Visiting a London juvenile court with Dowager Marchioness
Eleanor Roosevelt describes a southeast London juvenile court visit led by magistrate Mr John Watson. She notes boys drawn into gang pressure, including a 14 year old leader, and highlights that most trouble stems from family and societal conditions. The piece links wartime family strain to juvenile behavior and cites a related book.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
London
Marchioness
Reading
John Watson
New York City
Reform School
United States
Brid Isles
John A. F. Watson
Hollywood Premiere Night With Stars and Used Car Market
Henry McLemore recalls a wild Hollywood premiere blending a luxury party with a giant used car lot and supermarket. He narrates rubs with stars like Bob Hope Bing Crosby and Walter Pidgeon, neon searchlights, crowded traffic, and an extravagant dress code entourage.
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Charles Coburn
Bob Hope
Bing Crosby
Sonny Tufts
Alan Hale
Walter Pidgeon
Hope
Bob
Bing
North Georgia School of Milking and Violin
Court of
St. James
Orson Jones
Bette Smith
Rita Edwards
Clark Hightower
Ronald Phillips
Shirley Brown
Deanna Gibson
Darryl Dobson
Betty Grabowski
Air Force needs outsize role in defense plan argues Symington
Secretary Symington urged a large air force as essential to national defense amid Senate questions on unification and universal training. He warned it may be too late to build up air power before the Soviet bomb, while Forrestal and others pressed for broader service coordination and a longer timetable.
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Washington
Stuart Symington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense
Forrestal
Senate
Free Reign
Symington
Key West
Navy
Russia
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Spaatz
Ed Robertson
Wyoming
Chan Gurney
South Dakota
Air Force
Congress
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Defense Chiefs
Army
Morse
Gurney
Senator Morse
Georgia
Dick Russell
Joint Chiefs of Staffs
Amberg
Lyons
Lenny
Stout Cyclist Survives Milwaukee Crash
Theodore Jordan, injured when his motorcycle collided with a car in Milwaukee, said he has no plans to quit cycling and intends to ride until he is 80.
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Stout
Milwaukee
Theodore Jordan
Umbrella Through Half Century Marks Correll’s Habit
Memphis man A. F. Correll has used the same umbrella for more than 50 years. It has been re-covered three times and its framework has never required repairs.
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Memphis
Tenn
A. F. Correll
The Good Old Days on Broadway Says Billy Rose
Billy Rose recalls 1920s Broadway glamour under Prohibition and a near fatal encounter with Pretty Boy Amberg. He describes a later Polo Grounds night when a bootlegger's arrest averted his own risky plan and argues these are indeed the good old days.
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Heinie Groh
Hilton
Billy Rose
Father of 18 contest entrant swanson heads Pontotoc event
Pontotoc Mississippi reports W E Swanson 56 a father of 18 and his wife 41 entered in the National Father's Day Committee contest. The couple have 18 living children including two sets of twins the younger born this year.
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Pontotoc
Miss
W. E. Swanson
Swanson
Ice Cream Eaten With Pocket Knife In Memphis
Martin Wenzler of Methodist Hospital Pharmacy reports a customer ate an ice cream cone with a pocket knife as if peeling an apple, a new style of consuming the treat in Memphis Tennessee.
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Memphis
Tenn
Martin Wenzler
Methodist Hospital
Wenzler
Radio Schedule Merge at KEYY KO KEIO KJTV
Radio program guide lists hourly lineups across KEYY 1240 KO 1450 KEIO with musical segments, news, sports, devotionals, and entertainment from 6:40 AM to 12:00 AM. Multiple shows reflect a dense catalog of hosts like Gordon, Truman, Welk, and Abbott & Costello, spanning news clocks and music blocks.
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IMN Farm Journal
Editor’s Daily
Intermountain News
Happy Gang
Queen
Martin Black
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
the Mutual Newaress
President Truman
Memoirs of Pocatello
IMN Sports Review
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Lawrence Welk
Orch
Louis Prima
Mutual
KEIO
AP News
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Dick Tracy
Jack Armstrong
Sky King
Elmer Davis
Star Theatre
John J. Malone
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League of Nations
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
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Fielding L. Wright
Mississippi
National Labor Relations Board
William Green
AFL
Institute
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Rene Mayer
Henry McLemore
Hollywood
Florida
Gayety
Daredevils
Drew Pearson
Broadway
Leonard Lyons
Dave
Sonny Boy
Pretty Boy Amberg
Pretty Boy
L’affaire Blue Room
Polo Grounds
Giants
Dodgers
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Brooklyn
Pack Mark
Bronx
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Third Base
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