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Published every morning at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho by The Pocatello Post Publishing Company with editors and staff credits. Subscription rates shown. second class mailing and legal publication obligations noted under Idaho law and 1948 Session Laws.
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Pocatello
Idaho
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Flandro
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Democrats Face Potential Fight at National Committee Meeting
Washington moves toward naming a new national chairman to succeed Sen. J. Howard McGrath with William M. Boyle favored. The piece notes deep splits between Truman era civil rights zeal and Dixiecrat influence, plus patronage compromises and seating battles anticipated at the August 24 meeting.
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National Committee
Washington
J. Howard McGrath
Rhode Island
William M
Bill) Boyle
Missouri
Boyle
Truman Committee
Senate
Democratic National Committee
Alabama
Louisiana
Democratic
Freshmen Democrats Lead New Era in House Balance
Washington notes a standout group of young liberal veterans among the eighty-worst congress, led by war-tested freshmen from the east to the west. Notable figures include Foster Furcolo of Massachusetts and Reva Beck Bosone of Utah, with statewide representation from Maine to California and strong labor and public power stances.
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Midwest
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Massachusetts
Furcolo
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Appropriations Committee
Maine
Charles Nelson
Connecticut
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Abe Ribicoff
New York
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Chester Gorski
Isidore Dollinger
John Davies
Gary Clemente
Louis Heller
James Murphy
Christopher McGrath
Vincent Quinn
Pennsylvania
Benjamin James
Anthony Cavalcante
Harry Davenport
Earl Chudoff
James Lind
Harry O’neill
George Rhodes
Andrew Jacobs
Abraham Lincoln
Jacobs
Ray Karst
St. Louis
Karst
Supreme Court
Indiana
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Winfield Denton
John Walsh
Thurman
Crook
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Neil Linehan
Richard Hoffman
Iowa
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Minnesota
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Eugene McCarthy
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Michigan
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Ohio
Earl Wagner
Thomas Burke
Edward Breen
Wayne Hays
Missouri
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George Christopher
Clare Magee
Morgan Moulder
Phil Welch
Nebraska
Eugene O'Sullivan
Cecil White
California
White
Reva Beck Bosone
Utah
Salt Lake City
Bosone
Hugh Mitchell
Clint McKinnon
Colorado
John Marsalis
Wayne Aspinall
Nevada
Walter Baring
New Mexico
John Miles
Arizona
Harold Patten
MacArthur Said No to Return Home From Tokyo
Congress presses to bring Gen. Douglas MacArthur home for policy questions on China. He repeatedly refused, citing duties in Tokyo as Allied commander in Japan, unlike Gen. Clay who returned from occupied Germany.
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Tokyo
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China
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Japan
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Armand
Competition Or Destruction From The Caldwell News Tribune
The piece argues against the DRG Western bid to invade Idaho rail territory, contending no new tracks or depots would be built, only shifted routes. It warns that true competition would hurt Union Pacific revenue, tax values, and Idaho’s transport reliability, urging慎慎 deliberation before action.
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Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Union Pacific
Idaho
Ogden Gateway
DRG
Ogden
D&rg
Woon Steps and a Velvet Rendezvous
In a cocktail lounge Gaynel Teare is harassed by Fritz who slips a dollar to Armand the waiter and promises a later meeting at the elevators. Fritz flirts boldly, boasts fake credentials, and Gaynel notes Armand’s efficient service as the scene shifts to flirtatious push and evasive talk.
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Gaynel Teare
Barry Bainbridge
Fritz
Gaynel
Sterility Causes and Remedies Highlight Medical Insight
The article surveys involuntary childlessness, noting hundreds of thousands affected and multiple causes from hormonal issues to structural defects. It mentions Rubin tests as useful for diagnosing tubal openness and acknowledges temporary infertility from minor illnesses. correcting such factors may restore fertility.
Cannes Celebrities Flash Wealth and Gossip at Riviera Spree
A lively Cannes scene shines with American money and famous names. Duke of Windsor drives a Buick, Jean Sablon and Yvonne Valee mingle with Mrs. Mary Goodman as party chatter and luxury brands flood the resort. Eddie Cantor, Hilda Ferguson, and Roy Evans frequent Eden Roc and Monte Carlo, while Eddie Cantor jokes about movies and plan a future column.
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Duke of Windsor
Jean Sablon
Mary Goodman
Jacques Fath
Paris Coutourier
Yvonne Valee
General Electric
Paris
Averill Harriman
Marie
France
New York
Duncan McMartin
Hollywood
Roy Evans
Miami Beach
Howard Dietz
Princess Savage
Cannes
Didero
Mecca chef retells Tarra Singh prophecy tale
In New York's rug district a camel dealer seeks star guidance before returning home. A butchered dog, a poisoned wife, and a soothsayer misread chart spark a fatal chain. The tale ends with the soothsayer’s own death and a lesson on fate and forgiveness.
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Saber Khouri
Mecca
New York
Syria
Tarra Singh
Tarra
Tarran Singh
Coure
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