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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1949
Page
4
A 17 month old boy unnamed in a legal dispute faces questions of guardianship. The piece urges slow, thorough investigation prioritizing the child’s future happiness and security over relatives or adopters.
As the Atlantic Pact awaits Senate action, fear grows that promises to European signatories may be too generous. Time is the main issue with hearings unlikely until late spring, and questions linger about whether ratification includes arms commitments and the risk of arms reaching adventurers abroad.
Paul Hoffman battles to defend against 124 industries pressing ECA to buy surplus goods for Europe. These include popcorn, pretzel, candy, horsefly net glue, honey, cookie, ice cream mix and spaghetti related sectors.
Robert Ruark argues against the modern open air house trend. He defends four solid walls a fixed roof and indoor living emphasizing privacy stability and traditional interiors over indoor outdoor blend.
A wife’s telephone chats with a friend trigger courtesy from her husband who defends the calls and enjoys the amusement while privately deeming long talks a waste of time. The piece notes the unlimited long distance and the husband’s cheerful tolerance despite mixed private views.
Washington problems focus on Rayburn and McCormack sending members home for a 10 day recess to rally rank and file. A northern revolt against southern coalitionists grows as Morse backs a bid for vice presidency and party leaders press for harmony amid labor law battles and rent control tensions.
Henry McLemore argues against the $5,000,000 White House renovation and proposes building presidents a modest starter home instead. He envisions a log cabin style substitute with practical rooms, laundry, and simple comforts to save taxpayers money.
After a hectic day of reporting, the Pocatello city council is expected to take final action next Thursday on the slot machine issue. The council will consider petitions for a special election to repeal or retain the current ordinance permitting slots and will set a date for the special ballot. A. Y. Satterfield of the Allied Civic Forces says publicity misrepresented his position and notes officials are willing to cooperate while reform forces moved to delay the April 26 ballot to meet 20 day notice requirements.
A chat with Bette Davis reveals a witty, self reliant star who jokes about fans, her films like June Bride and Streetcar Named Desire, and her art show plans. Her husband William Grant Sherry ears trunks awaited as they settle in Manhattan.
Eye brows rose when Robert Montgomery wore World War II campaign ribbons as host. Jean Hersholt urged the display with two Danish king gifts, sparking debates in Hollywood. Montgomery discussed directing and his performance while other industry notes cover star marriages, reconciliations, and upcoming films including Tulsa premieres and Orson Welles’s four new releases.
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