Pocatello Post Editor Names and Staff Details
The Pocatello Post lists David A Robinson as Editor and Publisher Theron C Liddle as Managing Editor. The paper is published daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street Idaho with monthly carrier and mail subscriptions. It was entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the March 3 1879 act.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Industrial mobilization urged as defense plan gains pace
General Hodges warned in New York that true defense requires a long term program of supply and industrial training. He cited past shortages from 1940s and argued three years to stockpile heavy weapons and seven for combat planes. Public readiness now shifts toward mobilization as diplomacy partners defense.
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Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Armed Services
Europe
Courtney E. Hodges
New York
Hodges
Congress
Sucker Season Drives 15000 Communist Members by July
A New York Sunday Worker story says the national Communist Party aims to recruit 15,000 members by July. The grass roots movement taps thousands of towns awakening to basic issues and backing Wallace for President. Secretary of State Marshall comments on national responsibility.
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National Board
Communist Party
New York Sunday Worker
New People’s Party
Stcker
Henry Wallace
Radio Actress Horizon and Island Clues Puzzle Entry
A word puzzle lists clues for a radio actress, island, and numerous crosswords. The grid includes entries like iron symbol Fe, sole, bristle, tiny, fruit, rodent, light knock, and many others, with vertical hints and partial phrases toward a final theme.
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Actre
Erbium
Peruser
Joseph
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Visits Queen Elizabeth in Belgium
Eleanor Roosevelt recalls a Sunday visit to Queen Elizabeth of Belgium at a palace near Brussels. They toured greenhouses featuring azaleas and tropical plants, and Elizabeth showed her studio with sculptures and paintings. Roosevelt praises Belgium’s wartime relief efforts and weighs future global economic plans and United Nations ideals.
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Brussels
Belgium
Elizabeth
Queen Elizabeth
Gardner
King Albert
United Nations
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Hoover
United States
Nazi Munition Factories Not To Be Razed Now
A wartime memo proposes erecting a crematorium at Auschwitz to burn 40 bodies daily and implicates I G Farben and other big Nazi munitions groups in war guilt. The piece notes shifts in U S policy toward cartels, with Forrestal Draper and Phillip Hawkins cited as key movers, while Gen Clay resists exempting the cartel plants from decartelization.
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Washington
Germany
Auschwitz
I. G. Farben
Hitler
Europe
Nuremburg
Telford Taylor
Taylor
U.S.A
Krupp
Ant
Lucius Clay
U. S
Morgenthau
Eisenhower
Stimson
Patterson
Krupps
Thyssens
Ruhr
Forrestal
National Defense
William H. Draper
Dillon
Read
Army
Paul Nitze
State Department
Phillip Hawkins
Draper
General Clay
Clay
Wall ‘Street
Phil Hawkins
Forrestal-Draper
Russia
Omar Bradley
Red Army
United States
Arctic
Armed Services
The Perfect Guest A Burlesque of Vogue Etiquette
The column riffs on Millicent Fenwick s etiquette tips from Vogue about the perfect guest. It mocks strict rules that forbid hello to servants and demand rigid table and house conduct while guests are watched and judged for every action.
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New York
Vogue
Millicent Fenwick
Miss Fenwick
Miss F
Downey Attacks Propaganda Over 160 Acre Land Rule
In a 1948 United Feature Syndicate column, the piece critiques Senator Sheridan Downey's campaign against Bureau of Reclamation policy. It argues Downey labels water policy propagandist and examines corporate land holdings, small family farms, and public responses, calling propaganda charges overblown.
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Washington
California
Sheridan Downey
Great Central Valley
Downey
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau of Reclamation Project
Commissioner of Reclamation
Michael W. Straus
Senate
House
Forest A. Harness
Indiana
Straus
The
Grange
Farmers Union
Veterans’ Organizations
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
AFL
CIO
Coachella Irrigation
Armstrong
Sacramento
America
Soviet Russia
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Barbs on sports, work, and summer living
A witty roundup notes baseball, golf, badminton and spring style, while remarking on holding jobs in spring. It jokes about baseball pools full of sharks and suckers and ponders radio trouble in summer. The piece ends with a quip about being a rich relative as a way to a long life.
Radio Program Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of daily programming across KE Y-1240 and KEI CO-1450 stations showing morning to midnight lineups. Includes news, music, dramas, and special shows with numerous named programs and hosts. The fragment reads like a station timetable with times and show titles.
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IMN Farm Journal
Intermountain News
Les Brown
Orch
Martin Black
David Rose
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Call of the West
Tommy Dorsey
Eat
Boy Scouts of America
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel_Heatter
Mutual Newsreel
Music For the Family
Henry J. Taylor
Jen Beneke
All the News
Carmen Cavallero
Oxcks
IMN Sports Review
K. C
AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Betty Crocker
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Board of Education
Esyher Davis
FBI
Hotel Stevens Orch
Treasury Agent Ll
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Dillon, Read and Company
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Bidault
Truman
France
Italy
Norway
Denmark
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Palestine
John Taber
Paul Hoffman
Taber
Hoffman
Moscow
Ruark
Imarquis Childs
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