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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1949

Page

4

California Governors Race Heats Up With Rumors and Backroom Talks

Washington reports swirl around California Democratic candidates led by James Roosevelt and George Luckey as hush hush trips to the capital and whispered deals emerge. A possible Roosevelt McClain ticket aims to mobilize pension followers and labor support, while Howser faces possible replacement in a tense party infighting era.

Washington California James Roosevelt George Luckey Truman Roosevelt Luckey White House AFL Democratic George McClain Arthur Samish Frederick Napoleon Howser

What Liberalism Means in a Changing World

The piece argues liberalism should be seen as an adaptable attitude rather than a fixed doctrine. It contrasts liberal ground breaking with conservative tendencies, noting both can coexist in individuals and parties. True liberalism appears in action solving problems, not in proclaiming a label.

U. S

McCabe urges tax cuts to spur savings and growth

Federal Reserve chairman Thomas B. McCabe argues income taxes should fall to encourage Americans to save and invest. He cites the 1948 tax bill totaling 54.5 billion dollars, notes double taxation of corporate dividends, and calls for a broad tax review and action in 1950. He warns a stagnant economy can’t fund government without productive output.

Thomas B. McCabe Board of Governors Federal Reserve System McCabe Pennsylvania Census Bureau U. S Congress House Senate

Moonlit Lounge Encounter Sparks a Tense Exchange

Gaynel waits in a Washington Boulevard lounge as a flirtatious confrontation with a bold blond man escalates. Armand the waiter intervenes while security closes in and the pursuer, offering hush money, hints at a hidden meeting elsewhere.

Ignorance and faith in ancient texts mix with hotel scene

A mosaic of quotes from biblical and classical sources is interleaved with a novel scene in a hotel lobby where Gaynel delays a meeting. A meddling young man manipulates her into a deliberate rendezvous, while a waiter and Armand observe. The passage ends with the invitation of a drink and a promise of continuation.

Armand Gaynel Miss Teare Barry

Just Plodding Along on U S 30N Below Lava Hot Springs

The narrator and Effie witness a minor two car collision on a one way bridge on the main highway near Lava Hot Springs while discussing road etiquette and state politics. The account blends travel notes, local lore, and humorous asides about Idaho life and upcoming events.

Lava Hot Springs U. S. 30N Effie Soda Springs Wyoming California Effié Idaho State Highway Department

Pan American and the Flight to a Global Monopoly

Washington hears a heated debate over Pan American World Airways led by Juan Trippe. The Civil Aeronautics Board argues a merger with American Overseas Airlines would create a dual sovereignty and curb competition on the North Atlantic. Proponents cite savings and national interest, while opponents warn of a monopoly risking rates, service, and national policy alignment.

Washington Europe America Overseas Airlines Juan Trippe Pan American World Airways Trippe American Flag American Overseas Airlines Pan American Owen Brewster Maine Congress James L. Highsow, Jr William F. Kennedy Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Pan Am North Atlantic Trans- World Airlines TWA United States E. Ballader State Defense Boeing

Popcorn supply tied to Iowa production?

The nation's popcorn supply comes largely from Iowa, producing about 50,000,000 bushels yearly. The Waner brothers nickname note recalls Paul as Big Poison and Lloyd as Little Poison, with Paul also playing for the Boston Braves.

Towa Paul Lloyd Waner Pittsburgh Pirates Big Poison Little Poison Boston Braves

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