Pocatello Post details publisher and rates
The Pocatello Post lists editor Theron C. Liddle and publisher Theron C. Liddle with Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It notes daily and Sunday publication at 334 North Main Street, Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are one dollar and twenty five cents per month by carrier or mail, payable in advance. It is entered as second class matter December 13, 1947, at the Pocatello post office under the act of March 3, 1879.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Truman's 1948 Bid Seen Despite Uncertain Start
Analysis notes Truman shifted from expected noncandidacy in 1948 to seeking the Democratic nomination. He inherited a postwar presidency amid victory in Europe and looming peace, faced with a fractured Roosevelt coalition, a Republican Congress, and foreign policy challenges including ERP. Public sentiment praised him while questions about preparation and motivation lingered.
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Roosevelt
Pacific
Russia
Congress
Harry Truman
Mr. Truman
Harry S. Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
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Puzzle clue list with mixed terms and abbreviations
A fragmented puzzle page listing clues across horizontal and vertical categories with numbered entries and partial word hints. It includes synonyms abbreviations and partial answers for terms in multiple domains such as geography language and objects.
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Visits Dutch Royal Court
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts visits from Brussels to Amsterdam, meeting Princess Juliana and four Friesland women in native dress. She attends a women’s meeting at Ridderzaal, notes Dutch Parliament leaders, a luncheon, and a Belgian Senate dinner where taxes and rebuilding facts are discussed. Flowers and tulips color the journey as language diversity appears in parliamentary translation.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
World
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Disk
Holland
Juliana
United States
Brussels
Amsterdam
Ridderzaal
Friesland
A. E.ribbins Pelletier
England
Henri Rolin
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Hollywood tales from Henry Mclemore on actors and golf legends
Henry Mclemore recalls stories about Jimmy Grant and Peter Lind Hayes. Grant rewrote a scene to save a quickie film, prompting the director to praise it wildly. Hayes, then a club player with a 13 handicap, duelled with champion Sam Guldahl in a Lakeside match, ending with Hayes' surprising victory and status as a social lion in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Jimmy Grant
Grant
Toscanini
Taj Mahal
Jimmy
Peter Lind Hayes
Peter
Lakeside Golf Club
Ralph Guidahl
Ralph
Hayes
Guldahl
Guidahl
Howe
Lakeside
Election Of Italians Was A People To People Victory
Washington column highlights how mass letter writing, relief efforts, and broadcasts helped sway Italy toward democracy. It cites Friendship Train aid, Pope and Il Progresso organizing campaigns, and various American volunteers from Toledo to Florida supporting Italian voters.
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de Gasperi
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Mich
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St.Petersburg
Fla
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USA
America
Joseph Brandt
Henry Holt Publishing Company
Europe
Brandt
GOP
Tom Martin
Iowa
Horace Havenner
Truman
United States
Wit and Irony in Phrases About Eggs Pianos and Grads
A terse set of quirky lines note a fly laying about 900 million eggs and all hatching, mention 222 pounds of steel in a piano, and mock graduates for their claimed knowledge while Junior’s impact is uncertain. The tone blends humor with hyperbole about everyday objects and education.
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Junior
If You Love Russia You Must Hate the USA
Paul Gallico critiques a Soviet framed tale about an American NBC correspondent and a Boston-born woman who allegedly betrayed him to Izvestia. He argues the case is propaganda, noting Magidoff’s Moscow expulsion and Cecilia’s possible role while condemning any affinity for the Soviets as weakness.
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Soviet Union
Stalin
Russia
Cecelia
Court Rules On Negroes Vote Rights In Primaries
The U S Supreme Court refused to review two lower court rulings upholding Negroes’ right to vote in South Carolina Democratic primaries and deemed Texas white primary laws unconstitutional. The decision follows a 1948 ruling against similar laws. The court also returned after recess to rule on four other matters including DeMille’s AFL suspension, unemployment payments versus state claims, government takings of prewar U S Farben interests, and farm property damages during cooperative tenancies.
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Supreme Court
South Carolina
High Court
Texas
Cecile B. DeMille
Federation of Radio Artists
AFL
Robert A. Jackson
U. S
U.S
I. G. Farbenindustrie
Farm Security Administration
Letter on traffic courtesy protested by city visitors
Downtown traffic court officers received a letter signed by "A Citizen" with a removed tag from an out-of-town car and a traffic ticket. The sender deplored treatment of visitors and urged better conduct in traffic enforcement.
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NEW York
Radio Program Schedule Listings
Saturday and weekday radio program lines for KEYY 1240 KC and KEIO 1450 KC AM show a full day lineup. Programs cover music, news, farm tips, talks, orchestras, drama, religious features, and late-night sign off across multiple time slots and hosts.
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Intermountain News
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Ozark Valley Fettes
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Robbins
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Charles Slocoum
Dance
Charlie Spivak
Orch
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Meet the Press
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Ted Steele
Mutual Reports
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Rex Koury
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Ross Dolon
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