Pocatello Post Subscription Rates and Publication Notice
This notice lists subscription rates for the Pocatello Post by mail with advance payment options including 12 months for 12 dollars, six months for 6.50, three months for 3.50, and monthly rates for in state and out of state readers. It notes Second Class Matter status and legal publication requirements under Idaho law and state auditable circulation rules.
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Pocatello
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Federal State Local Relations in Government Power Balance
Rep Clare Hoffman urges study of intergovernmental relations with a commission to assess federal state and local roles. The piece argues for objective appraisal of centralization, growth of federal activity, and how tax powers shape balance among levels of government. The goal is clarity on future roles since 1932.
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Clare Hoffman
Michigan
Congress
Bricker
Ohio
Hoover Commission
Machines Fail To Replace Human Touch In Subscriptions
The article notes that firms turning to electrically operated card filing to cut the human element face stubborn machine errors in subscriptions. Mistakes often require lengthy correspondence to resolve and even transferring a subscription can resemble negotiating a treaty with a foreign land.
Mystery surrounds 45 million emergency fund in military aid
The text notes a 45 million emergency fund within the Military Assistance program, criticized by some congressmen as ripe for cuts. It denies covert uses and says funds will back legitimate rearming of North Atlantic allies, while noting secrecy over defense plans. It compares wartime and postwar emergency spending and mentions lack of public accounting.
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Iron Curtain
North Atlantic
Roosevelt
Truman
The Drew Pearson Column on Scandanavia Tour and Political Watch
The column details a Howard University drama tour of Denmark Sweden and Norway to counter Paul Robeson. It also covers DC sales tax incidents and state department intrigue including Maragon and Dawson arms, Taft Dewey split maneuvers, and potential Oklahoma lead for Mike Monroney amid REA battles.
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Washington
Paul Robeson
Henrik Ibsen
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Howard University of Washington
D. C
State Department
Senate
Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
McGrath
Mike Monronty
United States
Oklahoma
Famer Thomas
Monroney
Thomas
Commodities Exchange
REA
Southwest
House
Congress
Collier's Award
The Fashion Model Debate at Swank Park and 5th Avenues
A sharp critique targets models in New York, denouncing ultra slim figures as unhealthy. Gene Courtney, the “Miss Cheesecake, 1949,” backs claims about dress houses preferring padded figures, noting rapid dress changes require padding. The commentator contrasts rail-thin “leading” models with those praised for fullness, calling out the fashion industry’s pressure on body shape and the term tub of lard used to mock a perceived figure.
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Swank Park
5Th Avenues
N. Y
Robert Powers
Harry Conover
East Side
Vogue
Harper's Bazaar
Unchie
Gene Courtney
B. W
Conover’s
Annetle Tice
Florence
S. C
Olin Tice
Park Avenue
Jolson
Ezio Pinza
Art Paul
Washington
Etting
Finkel Twinkle and the Eye Stir a Boxing Talk
Robert Ruark recalls Benjamin Finkel known as Evil Eye in a column arguing Ezzard Charles faces Gus Lesnevich for the heavyweight title. The piece also riffs on Finkel’s historic feats and influence, then shifts to fashion critiques of thin models and current trends with humorous asides.
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New York
Benjamin Kinkle
Evil-Eye
Ezzard Charles
Augustus Lesnevich
National Boxing Assa
Charles
Finkle
Mr. Kinkle
Finkle Twinkle
Miami
Benjamin
Mr. Finkel
Europe
Hitler
The
Eye
Goldie Ahearn
Ahearn
Benny Brown
Sam the Mumbler
Stiff
Goldie
Brown
Finkel
Joe Archibald
Lou Diamond
Gus Lesnevich
Mussolini
Weathered Odds in Horses and Windows
A quirky survey notes there are over seven thousand trotting horses nationwide while imagining rocking horses on race tracks. It also observes that the typical living room has 2.5 windows and suggests the extra half window lets in the breeze today.
Cafeteria Charlie Seeks Alderman Post In Florida Town
A man nicknamed Cafeteria Charlie runs a quirky campaign in an east coast Florida town. He chats with diners, promises improvements to garbage and asks guests for rhubarb as he camps near cafeteria entrances. He places eighteenth, then accepts a cafeteria job offer and hints at another run.
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Charlie
Florida
Chamber of Commerce
Junior
Alde
Bobby Locke Case Keeps Headlines in South Africa
Henry McLemore reports from Johannesburg on the ongoing Bobby Locke versus the United States P.G.A. matter, a long running dispute that remains a constant feature in local papers with regular updates.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Bobby Locke
United States
Locke at South Africa atop public opinion tale
In a rambled sports column a Daily editor reflects on Bobby Locke’s reputation in Johannesburg and South Africa. The piece quotes interviewer Paul Irwin noting locals’ jealousy and mixed feelings about successful athletes from abroad.
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Paul Irwin
the Daily
Ton Hotel
London
Daily Express
England
Johannesburg
Locke
Irwin
South Africa
Bay Town
Highest Western Hemisphere peak Mt Aconcagua Argentina
Mt Aconcagua in Argentina stands as the Western Hemisphere’s highest peak at 22 834 feet. The item notes Jefferson may have submitted White House designs under a pseudonym and mentions a drastic decline in wild horses from about 100 000 before World War II to roughly 5 000 now.
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Mt. Aconcagua
Argentina
Thomas Jefferson
White House
Villa Rotunda
Vicenza
England
America
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