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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post editors David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle publish daily and Sunday editions from 334 North Main Street Idaho. Subscription rates list carriers and mail at 1.25 per month with advance payment.
Chile's Juvenal Hernandez and U S officials debate Palestine policy at the UN General Assembly. Sir Carl Berendsen of New Zealand argues partition risks chaos and violence, urging a trusteeship and enforcement. Critics warn against past League failures and warn against U S red ink and strained prestige.
OCR reveals a dense word puzzle with scattered clues and fragments about a governor figure. It lists numbered hints like Declaim leader, Spanish jar, Endure, Prevaricator, and ends with varied terms such as Jersey, Ermines, and Chest rattles. The text blends English definitions, abbreviations, and foreign terms in a riddle-like grid.
From Brussels and Zurich reports, Belgium shows strong postwar buying, high wages, and hunger for goods while relying on US trade. bread rationing may end soon as wheat imports rise. In Zurich’s Sihlwald, 2000 acres of forest are closely managed for firewood, lumber, and recreation with strict care and no fire signs, under Swiss laws protecting water and erosion.
Washington column details Charles Fletcher a San Diego congressman and head of a federally insured savings and loan tied to a $1.125 million debt to Larry Imig. Indicted mortgage operator Morton Bodfish faces justice, while Newell investigates Fletcher’s finances and tax on Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing reforms.
Rufous opinion piece condemns House churlish attitude toward Wacs Waves and Bams demanding permanent military status. Argues women contributed to war effort deserve regular army navy status with proper rights and retirement, cites examples and wartime roles.
Marquis Childs reports President Truman appears to push a quarrel with Congress by reappointing all five members of the civilian atomic energy control commission without Senate consultation. The piece notes Hickenlooper's push to delay and Lilienthal’s role, and suggests a one year extension compromise to maintain continuity and avoid a lasting feud as atomic energy programs expand.
An Illinois professor argues four hours of sleep suffices. The humor contrasts a professor with a two year old. The text comments on employment, job prospects, and appearance in relation to work success.
Radio schedule listings for KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 on Thursday feature a full day of programs from sign on to sign off. Notable items include Breakfast Club, The Bing Crosby Show, Paul Whiteman Club, Captain Midnight, Gabriel Heatter, and Mutual Newsreel, with various concerts, news, and entertainment blocks throughout the day.
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