Subscription Rates and Publication Notice
Subscription rates by mail in advance are 12 months twelve dollars six months six fifty three months three fifty and one month one twenty five. Out of state is one hundred fifty dollars per month. Entered as Second Class Matter December 13 1947 at the Post Office Pocatello Idaho under the act of March 3 1879. Weekly notices published in the Thursday issue per Section 58 108 L C A 1932 as added by Chapter 140 1948 Idaho laws.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Yanks
Clifton Webb
Gargantua
Joe
Blurp
Stee-Ryke
Arch McDonald
Washington
Washington Senators
Arch
McDonald
Tendoy of Idaho Dies After Road Collision in Blackfoot
Yoho Tendoy a Montana born Native American who helped settlers and survived a century of westward expansion was killed when struck by a car along a highway south of Blackfoot. His life spanned Civil War days to Idaho’s growth into agriculture mining and tourism.
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Old West
Yoho Tendoy
Tendoy
Montana
Idaho
Union
Tenday
West
Wild Plains
Blackfoot
Luckman Urges Confidence Over Economic Fear
Charles Luckman president of Lever Brothers urged Americans not to be economic hypochondriacs. He cited 59 million workers on the job, vast liquid savings and high personal income for 1949, insisting the downturn after a record pace should not herald disaster. He urged businessmen to resume selling and curb fear.
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Charles Luckman
Lever Brothers Company
Luckman
Los Angeles
Ilis
Italy lawmakers push Atlantic Pact vote despite low turnout
Italy's Chamber of Deputies saw 469 voting members and 546 ballots cast in the first vote on the Atlantic Pact. The delegation leader urged a second ballot with only delegates and alternates allowed, amid hints of outside influence and echoes of U S election tactics.
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Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Chicago
We Do It Better: Hoffman Details European Labor Costs
Paul Hoffman of the Marshall Plan describes Europe needing modernization after comparing a Studebaker center in 1928. He cites a U S valve grinding cost of 9.95 with one 70 cent hour, versus England’s 19 with three workers earning 42 35 and 25 cents hourly, noting longer, hand driven work in Britain. The American shop used power tools and finished faster.
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Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Europe
Studebaker
U. S
England
United States
Catholic clash and Latin American diplomacy echo across arcs
The piece notes a New York conference among Cardinal Mooney and Cardinal Stritch with Cardinal Spellman amid questions of church influence. It highlights Spellman’s perceived power, interfaith outreach in Philadelphia and Jacksonville, Gore’s Brannan plan fallout, and Havana talks on colonial territories raising U S diplomatic pressure and possible Pan American commitments.
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Washington
New York
Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Cardinal Spellman
Roosevelt
Spellman
Brooklyn
Bishop Molloy
Thomas J. McCarthy
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Jimmy Roosevelt
Springfield
Mass
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
O'Connell
Francis
White House
Europe
Vatican
Cardinal Glennon
St. Louis
Joseph Casey
Massachusetts
Rome
Paul Blanshard
New York Times
Barden
North Carolina
Philadelphia
United States
Jacksonville
Alabama
USA
Havana
State Department
Britain
France
Holland
French Guianas
British Honduras
Falkland Islands
South Georgia Islands
Antarctic
U. S
Mexico
Family Portrait of Carmen and the Opera Confusion
A writer muses on how audiences recall operas with Carmen as example. He traces Don Jose Escamillo and Micaela in a tangled plot of love, jealousy, and betrayal amid Spain’s gypsy and soldier cast, noting confusion over who does what to whom.
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Paris
Aida
Celeste Aida
Metropolitan Opera House
Carmen
Spain
Don Jose
Escamillo
Micaela
Rita Hayworth Kahn
Metropolitan
Covent Garden
Julius Caesar
Napoleon
Alexander
Marching Plot Threads in a Tense Opera Scene
Paul Gallice enters as a murky procession unfolds though the motives stay murky. The cast rushes toward a looming jam involving Don Jose with Micaela and Carmen at the center of mounting trouble. The ensemble fills the stage with bull fiddles and kettle drums as tension grows.
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Don Jose
Micaela
Carmen
Tca
End of parental worry as children choose their paths
The writer reflects on graduating independence of children and the lasting concerns of parents. He muses on education, marriage, finances, health, and decision making, then shifts to satirical note on opera productions and the theatre’s excesses.
Readers Write Thanking The Post For Rodeo Support
The Pocatello Frontier Rodeo organizers thank The Pocatello Post for publicity of the 1949 rodeo. Secretary Muriel Ruggles expresses appreciation, noting the paper’s stories and pictures boosted interest making the event Idaho’s largest of its kind.
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Pocatello Frontier Rodeo
Pocatello Post
Idaho
Muriel Ruggles
Baseball Broadcast Gripes From A Leer At The Channel Giggle
Robert Ruark vents at length about TV baseball announcers overpraising sponsors and spouting stats. He praises Arch McDonald of Washington for a fanlike, lively style that captures the game without overcalculating.
Paris cafe chat with Ella Raines critiques English fashion
Ella Raines chats with Sars Wilson at Les Deux Magots in Paris about English women’s style calling it dull and black dominated. She contrasts American dressing and French flair while noting English men’s dirt-free shoes and Paris couture influence.
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Paris
Ella Raines
Hollywood
England
Ella
America
Robin Olds
West Point
London
Les Deux Magots
la Rue
Saint-Germain-des-Pres
Quick Q and A on science and history facts
A compact quiz style item lists several trivia questions with brief factual answers. Topics include atmospheric layers rodent classification cannel coal viva voce voting and historical dates about Hayes eucalyptus origin double ring weddings and the world being round attributed to Pythagoras and Aristotle.
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seeBiten
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Tennessee
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Lilloge
Robert Ruark
Stork
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Chesfield
White Owl
Ballantine
Sars Wilson
George Gershwin
Arthur
E Way
Andy Russell
Paul Douglas
20Th Century Fox
Berlin
Montgomery
Nashville
Page Cavanaugh
Dinah Shore
George Montgomery
George Jessel
Kitty Kallen
Oriental Theatre
Martin
Lewis
Cincinnati
Beverly Hills Country Club
Billy Holiday
Bop City
Count Basie
Charlie Ventura
Olga Guillot
Havana-Madrid
Mindy Carson
Romo Vincent
Fredd Alvarez
House of Representatives
Rutherford B. Hayes
California
Australia
Pythagoras
Aristotle
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