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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1948

Page

4

Editorialmasthead for Pocatello Post

The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor The paper publishes daily and Sundays from 334 North Main Street Idaho with monthly carrier and mail rates of 125 each and 125 per month respectively The issue is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the 1879 act.

David A. Robinson Theron C. Liddle North Main Street Pocatello Idaho

Call to action on southeastern Idaho highway repairs

A Pocatello POST column urges reader letters to Sam Hanson to pressure Governor Robins and the highway department for immediate action on southeastern Idaho roads. The piece cites crashes and blown tires south of Pocatello and between American Falls and Pocatello, framing road fixes as vital for tourism and safety.

Sam Hanson Pocatello Boise Idaho C. A. Robins POST Utah Highway Department

First Lady Answer to Previous Parekh

Puzzle themed item listing for a crossword style page with clues across and down. Contains numbers and partial word hints. references to abbreviations and language notes. no coherent narrative event.

World Health Organization membership urged by speaker

The speaker argues for joining the World Health Organization to coordinate global public health and notes Egypt's cholera epidemic showed the need for worldwide action. She praises UN strength, cites Hyde Park memorials, and reflects on cultural differences in diplomacy and the USSR. Gratitude is expressed for English kindness and support.

Zurich Y ‘Erland United States World Health Organization Geneva Switzerland United Nations Egypt New York Hyde Park Trygve Lie Ussr Russia

Grandpa’s anti-politician politics echo from the south

In this portrait a grandfather rejects conventional politics, proposing a 10 year term system with high salaries and titles to curb graft. He envisions an aristocracy of public servants, funded pensions, and penalties for corruption, while himself never voting.

New York Register of Deeds Southport N.C Grandpa Congress House of Representatives Georgetown D.C U. S Duke of North Carolina New Mexico Alabama

Gallico Seethes At Petrillo Pact And Televised Peace

Paul Gallico laments the sunlit world of Caesar Petrillo and recording companies, noting a softened stance on bans and television. He warns the rise of television stars, lampoons John L. Lewis, and fumes at political meddling while vowing to quit if Henry Wallace endorses him.

Caesar Petrillo Signor Toscanini Caesar James C. Petrillo Sai ‘Pétrillo Doree Petrillo Darling James Caesar Petrillo John L. Lewis John L John G Dove Lewis Henry Wallace Gallico Joe Stalin Cominform United States Golly

Spartans Name All Opponent Team From Five Schools

NO FAVORITES EAST LANSING MICH. Michigan State's basketball squad named players from five different schools to the Spartans all opponent team. Forwards Richard Schnittker of Ohio State and Ed Kacan of DePaul, center Leo Barnhorst of Notre Dame, guards Pete Elliott of Michigan and Ken Rollins of Kentucky.

East Lansing Mich Michigan State Spartans Richard Schnittker Ohio State Ed Kacan DePaul Notre Dame Leo Barnhorst Michigan Pete Elliott Kentucky Ken Rollins

The Town Black Sheep and the Pastor Funeral

Billy Rose relates a Pine Valley tale where Mollie the egg seller spins stories about Charlie Holland and Jim Morton. Charlie’s will hinges on a sermon praising his vices, while Mollie’s thirteenth egg disappears as Jim covers a bribery scandal involving his own father and mother.

Vineties Svete Daepiay Jprcnle Pine Valley Mollie Charlie Holland Charlie Union City First Baptist Church Plymouth Rocks Jim Morton Jim Lower Pine Valley Bergen County Trenton Gromyko Billy Rose

No Movement in Earth's Rotation At Poles

A physicist explains that Earth spins at about 1000 miles per hour at the equator. The speed diminishes toward the poles, reaching zero at the exact poles, where rotation ceases locally.

Radio Program Guide Listings for KEYY KC Tuesday

The schedule lists KEYY and KEIO stations with hourly morning to late evening programs including musical shows, news, talk, and entertainment features. It notes a historical fact about Kentucky’s early road building and adds a remark about a massive saltwater pool in Miami Beach with a 1,000,000 gallon capacity.

IMN Farm Journal Intermountain News Bob Eberly Trio Naval Academy Band Happy Gang Martin Black Milt Herth Two Ton Baker IMN Tommy Dorsey Billy Rose Gabriel Heatter Mutual Newsreed Gregory Hood Newscape Fishing & Hunting Club All the Decision Now IMN Sports Review Fulton Lewis, Jr Eddy Howard Orch Alvey West Morton Downey KEIO AP News Hollywood Ted Malone Allen Roth Paul Whiteman Twiss Dick Tracy Jacks Elmer Davis Boston Symphony John Sanborn Hotel Stevens Orch Miami Beach Fla

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