Post Editorials From Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists editor David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle as editor and managing editor. It notes publication mornings daily and Sunday at 34 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates show carrier and mail options at 1.25 per month, paid in advance. The paper is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at Pocatello Idaho under the 1879 act.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Stalin and Hitler as Uncle Joe and Uncle Adolf
A study contrasting Stalin and Hitler as revolutionary leaders. It notes Stalin’s disarming, affable public persona vs his coercive policies and iron curtain, while depicting Hitler as a true fanatic. The piece explores two explanations for Stalin’s dual image and leadership style.
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Adolf Hitler
Uncle Adolf
Josef Stalin
Uncle Joe
Hitler
Stalin
Wendell Willkie
Elliott Roosevelt
Harold Stassen
Joe
Gromoyko
Vishinsky
Mr. Hyde
Dr. Jekyll
Stassen Shuts Out Pros In Exhibition Pitching
Rookie Harold Stassen delivers a standout exhibition showing with a shutout in Wisconsin against major league opposition and allows just two runs in Nebraska as his team wins big. The pundits suggest his potential impact for the Giants if signed.
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Harold Stassen
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Giants
Ping Pong Champion Puzzles a Word List
Pictured U S table tennis champion and word puzzle clues include items like Satirie Barrier Take temporarily Male Wing-shaped and other numbered entries. The list mixes sports reference with vocabulary definitions and abbreviations in a crossword style grid.
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U.S
Palm Llypes Shopshire
Roosevelt Visits Belgium Reflecting On Europe Recovery
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts reactions to European recovery efforts in Brussels. She notes contrasting headlines on postwar plans, praises American resolve to produce goods at fair prices, and describes meetings with Belgian leaders, Queen Mother Elizabeth, and war-orphan children aided by American aid.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
World Copyright
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
United States
Europe
Ussr
Great Britain
France
China
M. Henri Rolon
Senate
Queen Mother Elizabeth
Roosevelt
Belgium
Barbs and Quips From A Candid Column
A light humorous strip notes six golf balls stored as nuts and jokes about skinny people bearing nature’s gifts. It ponders the tall ambitions of small boys, Oklahoma polygamy, and rubber bathing suits reappearing as beach season nears.
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Sis
Taft Pompeii gag and Truman windup spurs political chatter
DREW PEARSON reports Taft called CBS Was There after a Pompeii spoof promising a $42 million relief push next week. Truman aides rally Democrats while mine strike talks drag with John Lewis. Bridges and Eckers probe stock fights. Hedrick attacks wartime housing sales. boots and bootjack gift amuse. Milwaukee man turns 74 by swimming a mile.
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Washington
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Martha
CBS
Pompeii
Taft
Columbia Broadcasting
Truman
Phiadelphia
Ruark Survey Skeptical View of Nation Amid Odd Ants
The Ruark survey paints a restless country with jokes about ants as the cause of unease. It cites researchers and Hollywood chatter noting many ants as loafers, eccentric fashion trends, and odd public incidents reflecting broader mood.
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New York
Tme
Washington
Theodore C. Schneirla
Museum of Natural History
Hollywood
Central City
Nudge and Eye Contact Stir Broadway Tangles
Billy Rose recalls a tangled round of gossip and alleged clashes among show people. He notes reporters struggle to separate ego from fact as stars and directors dispute over a new play and a television set incident.
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The
Lodge
Dick Stanley
Stanley
Sardi’s
the Underground
Big Brain
Dramatists’ Guild
New Haven
Billy Rose
Soil expert visits Blackfoot to test county soil samples
Vance T. Smith, extension soil specialist, visited Blackfoot to test thirty soil samples from farms in Bingham county. Tests began in M. B. Weston’s office and will continue in the Blackfoot high school chemistry lab with Margaret Justice, the local chemistry teacher, assisting.
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Blackfoot
Vance T. Smith
The
State University
Bingham County
M. B. Weston
Blackfoot High School
Smith
Margaret Justice
Radio Program Schedule From Keio-1450 Morning Lineup
A dense listing of daily radio programming across the Keio-1450 schedule. It lists AP News, concerts, talk shows, serials, and music blocks with multiple time slots and host names throughout the day.
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KEIO
AP News
Breakfast Club
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Nancy Craig
Betty Crocker
Bing Crosby
Salon
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
PTA Frontiers
Jack Armstrong
Battle of the
Palmer House
Orek
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Douglas MacArthur
Congress
Rep
A. S. Monroney
Oklahoma
Cape
Abraham
Pris
Drew Pearson
Lewis
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Tom Clark
White House
Clark
Martin- Bridges
Roosevelt Memorial Foundation
Steve Early
Fdr
Roosevelt Foundation
R. D. McCain
Dallas
Moscow
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
SEC
Pennsylvania Ave
G.O.P
E. H. Hedrick
West Virginia
South Charleston
W. Va
Hedrick
el Paso Chamber of Commerce
Texas Presentation Committee
Ken Regan
California
Harry Sheppard
Russia
Milwaukee
Ruark
Connecticut
Springfield
Mass
Milady
America
Mac
IMN Farm Journal
Intermountain News
Bob Eberley
Trie
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton —— Jr
Captain
Tom Mix
Billy Hoss
Mutual Newsreel
RFD America
Newscape
Family Theatre
Proudly
We Hail
IMN Sports Review
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Gay Claridge
Orch
Teddy Phillips
Miniature
Morton Aoe
Goodnight
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