United Effort in Idaho Aims at Southern Unity
The Idaho State Journal promotes a good neighbor policy to unite the state’s divided interests. A special POST edition highlights Pocatello and Blackfoot with reporters forming closer links, hoping to spark regional progress through cooperation and shared news.
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Reds Amid Wallace Rifts Prompt New Party Scrutiny
Six New Mexican leaders exit Henry Wallace's Progressive Party amid claims the Communist line steers the group. Counterattack’s Who's Who for the Wallace convention cites ex FBI sources naming numerous party figures. others are labeled as associates or front figures. The report suggests non Communists are defecting as unions and officials face signals of ideological capture.
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Communist Party
Wallace Party
Paul Robeson
Progressive Party
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Jerry O’connell
Liner
Albert J.fitzgerald
Louis Adamic
C. B. Baldwin
Clark Foreman
Vito Marcantonio
Leo Isacson
Elmer A. Benson
Minnésota
FBI
Lee Kessman
CIO
Philip Murray
Harry Bridges
Julius Emspack
CIO Electrical Workers
Fitzgerald
Singer
Hugh Bryson
Rules Committee
Republican split on housing bill shows deeper party divisions
The special session exposes a GOP divide over social legislation as New England senators Flanders and Tobey join Democrats to push full Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing provisions. They replace the watered down House vehicle with a bill including slum clearance and public housing, aiming for quick Senate approval to finish the issue.
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Tobey
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Taft-Ellender-Wagner bill stalls as GOP feuds erupt
The Taft-Ellender-Wagner housing bill falters in Congress amid Republican disputes between the Senate and House. Rep Wolcott backed a watered down version for campaign use, while Gov Dewey avoids public conflict. Dewey and Warren’s housing views shape candidate positioning.
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House Rules Committee
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Mich
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Dewey
Warren
California
Pocatello Criticized For Junior Softball Coverage Shortfall
A Springfield Missouri visitor blasts Pocatello for poor coverage of the National Junior Softball tournament in Little Rock. He praises Springfield's robust youth program with sponsors, parks, directors, and free equipment, contrasting it with Pocatello's minimal support and $25 travel costs for players. The writer urges better delegation from Pocatello papers and sports staff.
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Springfield
Pocatello
Little Rock
VFW
Arkansas
Park Board
Kiwanis Club
Rainey
Sam
Pocatello Boys
Perry Smith
Leader and Press
Barbs on treating dogs as family and vacation plans
A fancier argues a dog should be part of the family and questions the idea of man’s best friend. The piece contrasts those content with easy 성공 and others aiming to stage a financial comeback amid travel plans.
Peron Ready To Move In Paraguay Plan Foreshadows Coup
The report alleges Juan Peron plans to trigger a Paraguayan civil conflict around August 14 to justify moving Argentine troops into Asuncion. It claims exiled Paraguayan factions, led by Col Rafael Franco, will resupply and clash with Morinigo loyalists, destabilizing the country for a later plebiscite and union with Argentina.
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Juan Peron
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Asuncion
J. Natalicio Gonzalez
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Febrerista
Argentina
Higinio Morinigo
Rafael Franco
Friends of Paraguayan Democracy
Buenos Aires
Gonzalez
Franco
Adolf Hitler
Americas
United States
Brazil
Istanbul Tales Show Ancient Ways and Modern Ironies
A travel column riffs on Istanbul as an ancient city with mosques and mossy relics, contrasting old world history with American habits. The narrator travels with Kenny, a guide who speaks limited English, and notes locals’ furniture ages and signs of modern life.
Turkish guide Kenny charms traveler with mosques and torches
The narrator recalls touring Istanbul with Kenny who points out mosques and leads to a Turkish night club with 1,000 locals and torch singers. The trip also mentions a phony Baptist preacher scamming congressmen Dwight Rogers of Florida and Preston Prince of Georgia for small sums.
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Galata Bridge
Bob Low
Time-Life, Inc
Asia
Europe
Dwight Rogers
Florida
Oakland Park
Fla
Rogers
Preston Prince
Georgia
Paul Gallico Fund For Indigent Ginmill Aristocracy
A satirical take on a Park Avenue charity party where New Jersey gamblers allegedly swindled fifty thousand dollars from a chic New York crowd. The piece creates the Paul Gallico Fund for the Indigent Ginmill Aristocracy and pledges any donations to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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Madame- Vivienne -Wooley-Hart
Surgical and Medical Relief Committee
United States
Paul Gallico Fund
Damon Runyon Cancer Fund
Advice From The Doctor On Eczema And Dermatitis
The term eczema or dermatitis venenata denotes a group of skin conditions caused by contact with irritants. It is an inflammation of the skin varying from redness to blisters and itching. Initial symptoms appear on exposed areas and may spread, with hands face and legs commonly affected. Treatment hinges on avoiding the irritant and using preparations to relieve itching and promote recovery.
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