Pocatello Post Publishing Company Details and Rates
Publication information for The Pocatello Post in Idaho lists address at 334 North Main Street, with staff including C. Ed Flandro as president L. C. Giaques as business manager and Frank Grover as editor. Subscription rates show 12 months at 12 dollars 6 months at 6.50 3 months at 3.50 and monthly options including out of state. The notice indicates second class matter status dated December 13 1947 and references state law.
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North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Post Publishing Company
C. ED Flandro
L. C. Giauque
Frank Grover
County Fireworks Rule Sparks Debate Before July
County commissioners eye to prohibit or permit fireworks sales for the Fourth of July period. Prohibition could trigger protests from retailers and disappointed youth, while supporters urge safety first and favor supervised night displays of fireworks rather than a total ban. Commissioner Roy Hale backs caution over danger.
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Roy Hale
Return to Love: Elena and Lee Lebaron Reunite
The newspaper notes Elena Lebaron and her ex husband Lee Lebaron have reconciled after a divorce, with readers disfavoring publicized marriages and mail order romance while favoring stability for their eight children.
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Salt Lake City
Elena
Lee Lebaron
Cupid
Taft Suggests Reservations May Hinder Pact Ratification
The North Atlantic Pact may face Senate reservations, raised by Senator Robert A. Taft. He argues clarifying war declaration powers and opposes European rearmament to avoid provoking Russia. Hearings could take weeks, delaying ratification beyond June. The column also notes a Georgia postcard praising Clinton Anderson for 1952 presidential prospects.
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Washington
U. S. Senate
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
Meet the Press
Senate
U. S
Congress
United States
Europe
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Anderson
McDonough
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
M. B. Rodgers
Fur-Bearer Arrer te Previous Passice a HORIZONTAL 5
A cryptic clue list mixed with misprints and fragments yields a puzzle style item. It features scattered definitions for terms like ethics bomb and a set of broken phrases, suggesting an indexed wordplay page or crossword style entry from a historical newspaper.
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Jacob
Virginia
Canada
Robert Ruark College Is Trial Run For Manhood
A column argues Yale plans a study on why college boys drink and critiques sociologists. It compares college to a wind tunnel for manhood, urges moderation in drinking, and notes personal experience with a half dozen hard-drinking schools. The piece cites Jefferson and Civil Rights filibusters in April Digest.
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New York
Kinsey
Yale
University Laboratory of Applied Fitscice
New Haven
Guardian
Fido
Satan
Democratic Digest
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Bridges Pressures GOP to Define China Policy
New Hampshire Senator Styles Bridges challenged Republicans to reject echoing the administrations China policy and demanded a review. he criticized Vandenberg while urging a sunlit stance on China. Vandenberg defended caution, warning bold moves could jeopardize salvage of relations and accuse the State Department of sabotage.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Styles Bridges
China
Michigan
Arthur Vandenberg
Drew Pearson
Bridges
Vandenberg
America
Vanerg
GOP
United States
U. S
State Department
Massachusett
Sean Leverett Saltonstall
Maypole memories and mischievous boyhood reflections
A first person reminiscence recounts May Day dances from childhood. The writer recalls forced participation around a Maypole, teasing from peers, and a later vivid memory of dressing as a bird and injuring a rival, ending with a note on preferred pastimes.
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Deacon's Yard
Elzibeth and the Pocatello Hold Up
A first person reminiscence recounts Elzibeth, a car, and a Sunday night hold up near North Main. Police traced the stolen car, found it damaged but operable with a clipped ignition wire, and returned it to the writer after a wild chase through city streets. The piece blends memory and noir tone with a tense car theft incident.
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Elzibeth
Pocatello
Murer
Elzabeth
Tne
North Main
Fremont
Tall Broadway Gals Talk Heights and Texas Love
Four tall showgirls at the Latin Quarter discuss dating tall men, with Miss Kitty Carr noting Irving Rothman as a six foot five partner. They compare Texan odds and recall school dances, while joking about needing taller beds and tubs.
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Broadway
Kitty Carr
Texas
Jack Silverman
Irving Rothman
Rothman
Miss Carr
Youngstown,c
Latin Quarter
Gail Bennett
Dorothy Reed
Ernestine Mercer
San Antonio
Amarillo
Miss Reed
Noes
New York
Slapstick hopes and star chatter fill wartime Hollywood notes
Jeanne Crain seeks a slapstick turn after Pinky as Zanuck eyeing her other side in home movies. John Wayne to film eight pictures in three months. Johnny Mack Brown debuts as villain in Cattle King. Arlene Dahl masquerade caper nears cops. Frank Morgan Osсars buzz for The Stratton Story. Lauritz Melchior hunting scandal. Trudy Marshall Easter gift note. Diana Lynn eyed for Career Girl at Warner while Bill Elliott seeks The Story of Bill Hart. Rita Hayworth to return post wedding with two scripts in play at Columbia.
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Diana Lynn
Warner Brothers
Bill Elliott
Reblic
Ill Hart
Robert Wise
Jack Demn
Robert Ryan
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