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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
4
Voters Cast Ballots in Pocatello and Alameda Elections
Unofficial returns show W W Halsey elected mayor in Pocatello with Dr Ray J Davis and C H Carmack as councilmen. In Alameda L W Thurston wins another term as mayor with Paul Rowe and E L Davidson as councilmen, while Alton Alexander is unopposed for city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Alameda
W. W. Halsey
Ray J. Davis
C. H. Carmack
L. W. Thurston
Paul Rowe
E. L. Davidson
Alton Alexander
Cartel Report Secret. AMA Hires PR Firm for Health Plan Fight
Army Secretary Royall and a three man team study a secret report on decartelization in Germany with Isseks critical and Kearney supporting. The AMA hires Whittaker and Baxter to publicize its fight against national health insurance, forming a 56 member lay committee to direct efforts while the old physicans committee is disbanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Kenneth C. Royall
Germany
Lucius D. Clay
Royall
Garland S. Ferguson
Federal Trade Commission
Samuel S. Isseks
Department of Justice
Anti-Trust
Andrew T. Kearney
Chicago
Kearney
Isseks
American Medical Association
California
Whittaker and Baxter
Congress
A. M. A. National Physical Physicians
Puzzle Clue Set: Horizontal and Vertical Wordplay
A fragmented crossword style puzzle with many clues across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes references to symbols like sun god, tellurium, nickel, and tellurium symbols, plus terms for nations and objects.
Money, Marital Strife Drive Reno Trip Says Ruark
Robert Ruark reports that money concerns fuel tensions between couples and spark disputes, with examples from Miami divorce suits, a Cambridge wife’s scheme, Memphis embezzlement, and rising remarriage among the elderly. The piece notes rising stress and shifting marriage patterns behind the trend.
Billopp Criticism Triggers Personal Backlash At Home
A man criticizes everyday home tasks and sparks a flood of counter remarks about his own work. The piece suggests cautious behavior, noting how a small critical comment can unleash a broad volley of personal evaluations of painting, gardening, and chores.
One in Three U.S. Students Receives School Lunch Aid
A government program now assists one third of U S school children, reaching 6 900, 48 000 schools. Over a billion lunches will be served this year with one in eight free to eligible children who cannot pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Senators Grill Atlantic Pact Details In Closed Senate Hearing
In a tense Senate Foreign Relations Committee session, members pressed Acheson Johnson and Harriman on the North Atlantic pact. Questions covered collective security, reporting to the UN, arms supply, and how to arm Europe without provoking Russia. A release outline for the $1.13 billion plan was approved, and staff changes at the State Department were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
State Acheson
Defense Johnson
ECA
Harriman
Acheson
Johnson
McMahon
Connecticut
Pentagon
Secretary of State
Congress
Michigan Republican
Drew Pearson
Tom Connally
U. N
Security Council
Utah
Elbert Thomas
Europe
Thomas
United States
Fulbright
Arkansas
George
Averell Harriman
Italy
Senate delays Wallgren nomination in key committee
Marquis Childs reports the Senate Armed Services Committee, by a slim margin, blocked the Wallgren nomination as chairman of the National Security Resources Board, provoking presidential resentment. Truman vows to press on, arguing the full Senate must confirm, not a handful of committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Senate
Mon Wallgren
National Security Resources Board
Senate Armed Services Committee
Wallgren
Missouri
Armed Services Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Congress
John Carson
Federal Trade Commission
Carson
Arthur M. Hill
John Steelman
Gate City Gossip and City Election Bets
Pocatello Postings notes that Gate City residents favor the editorial stance of leading public discourse. Halsey’s victory mirrors Truman style politics, and Stowell’s loss surprises locals. Ernie Lehman returns from California and previews summer fashion, while chatter hints at rising meter rates and early season clothing trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halsey
Truman
Stowell
Ernie Lehman
Paris Company
Gate City
California
Skeptical Views on Pacific Pact and Global Burdens
Excerpts quote Claro M. Recto on Pacific alliances and a warning that Europe and Asia shape U.S. choices. Eleanor Roosevelt calls for uniform divorce laws. Herbert Hoover notes military costs burdening the economy and potential savings in defense spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Europe
Asia
Claro M. Recto
Eleanor Roosevelt
Rosalind Russell Returns To Comedy In Tell It to the Judge
Hollywood reports Rosalind Russell back in a comedy after five years with Columbia film Tell It to the Judge starring Bob Cummings. She recalls vanity misfires from Roughly Speaking to The Velvet Touch and discusses past dramas and comedys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
NEA
Rosalind Russell
Kenny
Electra
Roz
Bob Cummings
Columbia
Cy Howard Rises From Struggles to CBS Producer Star
Erskine Johnson Russell profiles Cy Howard, once a struggling actor and writer, now a CBS producer earning over 200000 a year. He recalls early setbacks, a chaotic path through radio and film with My Friend Irma, and how ex wife Nan Wynn once teased him. He recalls advice from Paley and Wallis, and his shift from acting to writing and selling commercials in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Howard
CBS
William S. Paley
Nan Wynn
Phil Silvers
Lary Puck
Paley
Irma
Marie Wilson
Hal Wallis
Jesse Jones
Jack Benny
Eddie Cantor
Marcried
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Memphis
Los Angeles
Morocco
Mohammedan
Billopp
Georgia
Russia
Pepper
Florida
Merry
Round
Perle Mesta
Trumans
Denmark
Luxembourg
Mesta
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U. S
George Kennan
State Department
Chi Bohlen
Paris
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Herbert Hodver
Earl Wilson
Judy Garland
Busby Berkeley
Betsy Blair
Orson Welles
Gene Kelly
Orson
V' Leederer
Jackley
Rita
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Phil Harris
Alice Fa
Phil
Alice
Ben Gage
Ben
Goofy
Carrot Growers of America Fist
Spike Jones
Carrot Top
Erskine Johnson
Russell Shakes
Wallis
University of Wisconsin
Houston
Kate Smith
Ted
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