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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
4
The notice explains weekly legal notices will appear in the Thursday issue under Idaho law. It lists staff roles and subscription rates for various terms and confirms postal registration and audit bureau membership.
Federal Judge Harold R. Medina sharply curbed the defense team for the 11 Communist leaders as seven months of disruptive objections gave way to stern measures. He may cite contempt for repeated rule violations and plan to seat defendants while ordering the U S marshal to enforce quiet. Observers say the move preserves fairness and avoids a mistrial while highlighting Medina’s capable handling of courtroom disruption.
The Atomic Energy Commission reports the United States is producing atom bombs on a factory basis. While Soviet progress concerns some, experts emphasize the US advantage lies in industrial know how to scale up complex bomb production efficiently.
Chicago judge Elwyn Shaw declares the 1949 rent control law invalid in part and warns that when valid and invalid provisions are tightly linked the entire act should die. He calls for the Supreme Court to decide whether saving clauses protect doubtful measures.
Maj. Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer faced tough questions from Rep. James Fulton on the 1.45 billion arms package for Europe. Lemnitzer admitted arbitrary cost figures and replacement needs, while Fulton urged concrete answers on how the figure was set and weapons sourced.
Report describes Barbara Hutton Troubetzkoy daily visits to the Lido beach clubs as she recuperates from illness. She drinks little alcohol and eats barely anything, weighing about 88 pounds, with friends watching her health in cabanas while doctors warn she may drop below 80.
The article follows Princess Babs of America, staying in Venice and Lido while recovering from illness. She favors rest over nightlife, splits time between the Grand hotel in Venice and the Excelsior, and enjoys privacy, meals, and limited public appearances as she plans to remain abroad with occasional Paris visits. Her entourage includes husband Count Reventlow, secretary, and son Lance.
In a Johannesburg hotel room Henry McLemore describes vast gold fields stretching for miles and miles. He vows to guide readers to the richest land where the ore abundance is unmatched.
Medical explanation describes lumbar spine anatomy and how damaged intervertebral cartilage can rupture and narrow vertebral spaces. Conservative treatment is advised for first mild attacks, older patients, and diagnostic doubt, while surgery may involve disk removal with or without spinal fusion for persistent or severe cases.
Marquis Childs argues Senator Alben Barkley has transformed the vice presidency through relentless travel, speeches, and public appearances. Despite early doubts about age, Barkley’s 71st year features a packed schedule from June to July including commencements, dinners, and civic events.
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