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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1948

Page

4

Alien Baby's Fate Highlighted in Immigration Debate

A six month old Ricardo, born to an American mother in Italy, is held on an island while immigration officers decide if he can enter the United States. Critics warn of dangers of naturalization gaps while advocates stress border controls and quotas.

Italy Ricardo Immigration Service Junior Canada Sonny Henry Wallace Hennery Agai Soviet Union

Editorial masthead for Pocatello Post daily edition

The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. The publication runs daily and Sundays from 334 North Main Street.

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

Propaganda and the Magidoff Spy Case Run Through

The piece argues the Magidoff ouster was propaganda. It notes Russian readers would misread routine inquiries as espionage, and that war hysteria is not unique to the United States. It contends many facts are ordinary journalism, not spying.

Robert Magidoff Russia United States McGraw-Hill Publishing Co McGraw- Hill McGraw-Hill Magidoff Maginot Siegfried Lines

Appraisal of Women From A Woman’s Viewpoint

A woman writes on common beliefs about women noting that many ideas hold true for many, while some claims are humorous overstatements. She lists traits thought typical of women, including friendships, house management, clothing taste, childrearing, and attitudes toward price tags.

Barbs and snapshots from daily life in Georgia

A stray column of observations notes a mother of three in college, parade bands passing unseen, and quirky takes on radish growing, clothing costs for daughters, a fading sugar shortage, and stubborn economic talk. The piece wryly juggles social scenes and slogans.

Defense First in House Caucus Teaches on Education and Pay

Washington notes detail a secret Republican caucus clash over federal aid to education and postal raises. Speaker Joe Martin and Indiana's Halleck oppose both, urging "defense first" before any education or pay bills. The discussants spar over Taft Hartley and margarine taxes with mixed signals on party unity.

Washington Republican House Caucus Joe Martin G.O.P Halleck Indiana Spet Fred Hartley New Jersey

Freedom Versus Security Shapes Wallace Campaign

Marquis Childs notes the core issue of freedom versus security in Henry A. Wallace’s campaign. Wallace enjoys vast media support, but some backers favor drastic means, including leftist dictatorship ideas. Baldwin predicts up to 12 million Wallace votes, with turnout boosted by a bandwagon effect and secrecy at the polls.

New York Henry A. Wallace Wallace The Citizen Marx Lenin Paul Robeson C B. Baldwin Robert M. la Follette Baldwin Truman Joseph Martin

Steam railroads switch to motor buses in nationwide shift

A report notes that sixty two U.S. steam railroads now employ motor buses for certain services or feeder routes as part of modernization efforts.

United States

Measles Doctor Fever In San Francisco Ailment Tale

Henry McLemore recounts traveling to San Francisco for the American College of Physicians meeting at the St Francis Hotel. He laments constant medical attention, from stethoscopes to diagnoses, and ends with a sore bet at Bay Meadows and an ambulance ride after a poor finish.

San Francisco Palm Springs The St. Francis Dan London American College of Physicians’ Convention Phillip Bay Meadows U. S Bill Kyne McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Composer Muradeli Accused After Soviet Music Crash

Pravda accuses Vano Muradeli of failing to understand the central committee verdict after he spoke at the all union conference of Soviet composers. The party says his opera Great Friendship is ideologically incorrect and he limited himself to general admissions of criticism.

Moscow Vano Muradeli Communist Party Central Committee Pravda Muradili Muradeli Joseph Stalin Gori Georgia Russia Dmitri Shostakovich Aram Khatchaturian Sergei Prokofieff Bolshoi Theater Stalin

Plans Made For Henry Stampede At Soda Springs

Willard J. Bitton show manager announced Friday that the annual Henry Stampede at Soda Springs will be held July 31 and August 1. This year’s event marks the 29th annual presentation of the Stampede.

Soda Springs Willard J. Bitton Bitton

Keio 1450 Monday Radio Schedule Highlights

Monday programming from Keio 1450 includes Musical Clock Sagebrush Seven AP News Hoosier Hot Shots Breakfast Club Breakfast in Hollywood Words and Music Ted Malone Welcome Travelers Listening Post Fashion Footnotes Nancy Craig Betty Crocker Bing Crosby Show Window Shopping Galen Drake Allen Roth Paul Whiteman Tumbleweed Tempos Surprise Package Twiss Told Tales Bride and Groom AP News Ladies be Seated F. Grande Dick Tracy Terry and Pirates Sky King Lone Ranger Two Piano Time So You Want to Lead a Band This is Adventure Men Behind the Melody AP News Point Sublime American Cancer Society News Stars In The Night Famous Jury Trials 1450 Club Dance Music Sign Off.

AP News Hollywood Ted Malone Bankhage Nancy Craig My True Betty Crocker Bing Crosby Galen Drake Allen Roth Paul Whiteman F. Grande Dick Tracy Terry Terry and Pirates 5:30—Sky King Jack Ares Strong Les Paul Elmer Davis American Cancer Society

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