Post Editorials Notice From Pocatello Post
Editorial staff names David A. Robinson editor and Theron C. Liddle managing editor are listed for the Pocatello Post published daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street Idaho. Subscription rates show carrier and mail at 1.25 per month with advance payment. paper entered as second class matter December 13, 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Kefauver Urges Wide Reform of Congressional Committees
Rep Estes Kefauver of Tennessee calls for abolishing all special and select committees to curb waste and improve civil rights. He proposes regular committees take full oversight, cross examination of witnesses, and executives to say no. He argues economy should begin at Congress.
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Congress of
The
United States
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Current American
la Follette-Monroney
House
80Th Congress
Fefauver
Senate
Congress
Europe
Hawaii
Panama
Kefauver
Howard Hughes
Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
Wisconsin sets tone for 1944 political prognostications
The piece notes mixed forecasts from top prognosticators about 1944 Republican delegates and Willkie’s chances, contrasts past expectations, and cites diverse quotes on liberty, energy, and global leadership from figures like Gerhardsen, Martin, Marshall, and Eaton.
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Wisconsin
Oral MacArthur
Wendell Willkie
London Housing Projects Show Postwar Rebuilding Efforts
The London county council repairs bombed homes and builds new housing with inventive materials amid labor shortages. The plans include complete living areas with shops, churches, schools, and theaters, plus prefab ply wood houses that go up in two weeks. Coal storage remains in small bags to be carried to coal bins.
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World Copyright
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
London
Lady Reading
London County Council
United States
Empty Cartons and Containers Parable by Leroy H. Walker
Sagebrush Sermonettes reflects on empty cartons as a metaphor for wasted lives and civic neglect. The piece links discarded packaging to discarded public virtue and urges replenishing one’s life through service, renewal, and public-minded action.
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Leroy H. Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Buhl
Idaho
Easter egg hunt funds crippled children drive
In Rochester Vermont pupils bring an egg or six cents to class during Easter week. Eggs are sold and funds collected are sent to support Vermont's crippled children, with similar events in Hancock and Granville.
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Rochester
Hancock
Granville
Vermont
Truman’s Hasty Palestine Policy Sparks Global Doubt
Washington reports recount Truman pressed to admit 100000 Jewish refugees into Palestine provoking Bevin and Byrnes to question US policy. The piece notes rapid reversals on UN partition, wartime influence by Forrestal, and international concern over American foreign policy credibility in the Palestine dispute.
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Washington
Jimmie Byrnes
Paris
Truman
Palestine
Dewey
United Nations
Forrestal
White House
United States
Chanceries
Arabia
KKK
Klavern No. 1
Grand Dragon
Augusta Cross
Pearson
Nothing Like Vacation To Cement Companionship
A humorous look at how a pending trip reveals the clash of male and female habits. The piece contrasts a wife packing calmly and efficiently with a husband hauling out a lifetime of gear, from fishing rods to rifles, as they prepare for a two week vacation.
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Donnybrook
Park Avenue
Congo
Arctic Circle
Europe
Middle East
Asia
Stassen Faces Battle for GOP Nomination After Nebraska Win
Marquis Childs analyzes the Republican race post Nebraska. Harold Stassen leads and angers Dewey and Taft with Ohio entry plans. Internal party resistance grows as delegates, potential third candidates, and Vandenberg shape Philadelphia’s fight.
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Washington
Harold Stassen
Nebraka
Wisconsin
Truman
Nebraska
Stassen
Taft
Ohio
Dewey
New York
Philadelphia
Stas m
Minnesota
Sen
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Hugh Butler
Butler
National
Wallace-for-President paper hits streets in 12 page issue
The Wallace campaign launches The Citizen a 12 page tabloid edited by Ralph E. Shikes. It will be monthly with 250000 copies for April and aims for 1,000,000 by midsummer. The paper features Wallace editorials, letters, campaign articles, and photos including two bathing-suit images. A New Look USA notes highlight Taft’s niece and Joe Louis generosity.
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Sara Yakley
United Press
New York
the Citizen
Wallace
Ralph E. Shikes
Wallace Committee
Shikes
New Look
USA
Taft
Cynthia
Vassar
Joe Louis
Albert Einstein
Truman
Glen Taylor
Leo Isacson
Bronx
Soviet Union
California
Heaven
Hell
Mountain Home Seniors Tour Idaho State College
Mountain Home high school's senior class visited Idaho State college for the annual sneak day. The tour was led by the newly formed public relations committee under Jim Franklin of Pocatello. Students planned to overnight at Sunset motor courts.
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Mountain Home High School
Idaho State College
Jim Franklin
Pocatello
Sunset Motor Courts
Radio Schedule Summary of KEIO KC and KEYYKC Listings
The page lists Sunday and daily radio lineups for KEIO 1450 KC and KEYY 1240 KC with programs from 6:40 a.m. to 11:15 p.m. including Coast to Coast, News, Musical programs, sermons, dramas, and mystery shows. Notable entries include Coast to Coast, This Week Around the World, The Shadow, Sherlock Holmes, and The Three Suns.
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Young People’s Church of the Air
Intermountain News
Sacred Heart
Radio Bible School
Voice of Prophecy
Back To God
Philharmonic Choir
Lutheran
Mutual Music Box
Aver
The
Air Force Hour
Bill Cunningham
Websters
Nick Carter
Newscape
Parky
Jim Backus
Eddy Howard
Mutual
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Drew Pearson
Bevin
Byrnes
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Enhower
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Bob Kenny
Byron Lemmon
Jay Olsen
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Marquis Childs
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KEIO
Message of Israel
AP News
Southland
Voice of Adventist Youth
Jim Robertson
Fine Arts Quartet
American Almanac
Sam Pettengill
America
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Theater Guild of Air
Jimmie Fidler
Claremont Hotel
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