Subscription Rates and legal publication notice
The notice lists subscription rates by mail: 12 months nine dollars six months five dollars one month one dollar twenty five cents and out of state one dollar fifty per month Entered as Second Class Matter December thirteen nineteen forty seven at the Post Office in Pocatello Idaho Publication of legally required notices will occur weekly in the Thursday issue under Idaho law and session amendments.
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C. ED Flandro
Clayton Carrab A
Pocatello
Idaho
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Gold price rise plan eyed as counter to British pound
The piece argues against raising U S gold prices from 35 to 55 or 70 an ounce noting it would distort markets, boost gold supply, trigger inflation and harm U S bonds. It warns of long term harm to the global economy and accuses the move of shielding Britain from pound revaluation.
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United States
U.S
Russia
U. S
South Africa
Fort Knox
Nicholas C. Havenga
Europe
Great Britain
America
Senate probes consider court-martial for Vaughan
Senate investigating committee weighs demanding Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan be court-martialed over active army status and gratuities. President Truman's role is pivotal, with some senators favoring removal from Veterans Affairs and others resisting action. News notes cover related political maneuvers, France economy, and housing program satire.
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Washington
Senate
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
White House
Truman
Coul
GOP
Margaret Chase Smith
New York Raises Insurance Rates to Curb Young Drivers
New York state steps to cut youth accident rates by increasing liability charges for drivers under 25. The Insurance Department hikes premiums 15 to 20 percent, targeting younger motorists while their safety record improves. Other states may follow this approach to curb the nationwide trend.
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New York State
State Insurance Department
New York
Moonlit plans shadow a young actress in love and fear
Gaynel recounts changes with Fritz and Barry while Pat frets over acting dreams and a mother's scheme. Pat vows not to perform in the family plays, threatening to run away, as Gaynel consoles her and prepares for a dinner date with Barry.
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Emily
Gaynel
Barry
Pat
Mother
Melvin Mosby
Sun Tan Fads and Family Frictions in a Busy Ward
A satirical scene contrasts sun worship and vanity with family tension. Gaynel and her brother Denny navigate money worries and careers while a narrator wryly comments on tanning culture and social expectations. The exchange hints at financial strain and planned future plans.
Gondola Romance in Venice Amid Motorboat Strife
Venetian gondola ride described with humor and romance as Lars Wilson and his wife visit the Doges Palace area. The piece notes gondolier Arturo Cucchiero and contrasts slow traditional boats with motorized craft, recounting a strike, a paid fare of about 3 dollars, and playful banter about romance and currency.
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Venice
Rome
New Daniels Hotel
Staten Island
Doges’ Palace
John
Kruger Park Night Warns of Primal World Beyond Fences
Henry Kruger compares Skukuza rest camp to a cage in Kruger National Park, noting that humans are fenced in while animals roam free outside. He describes the park as vast, untamed, and full of life, with lions, hyenas, jackals, elephants, and other wildlife living as they have since dawn.
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FBI
Henry M. Jackson
Wash
Hickenlooper
The
Atomic Commission
Iowa
AEC
Republican Committee
Gaynel
Denny
Burns
Heath
Sis
Melvin
Father
Kruger National Park
Transvaal
South Africa
Skuzaza
Sabi River
Stanley
Livingstone
Massachusetts
Classical Q and A on music Psalms and cricket temperature
The text discusses questions about Home Sweet Home music and abecedarian psalms, then explains a cricket chirp temperature relation. It then describes a four day Africa travel story, travel expectations vs reality, and a park visit near Kruger with strict safari rules in place.
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L. C. Giauque
Ernest Bevin
Saul
Robert S. Allen
Rhode Island
Howard McGrath
McGrath
John Pastore
Pastore
John E. Foy
Fogarty
ECA
France
de Gaullist
Chamber of Deputies
Gallagher and Shean
National
Charles Abrams
Bricker
Cain
Sparkman
Taft
Douglass
Morse
Mr. Bricker
Mr. Cain
Ohio
Robert Taft
Wayne Morse
Ore
John Sparkman
Ala
Helen Douglas
Calif
Shorts Adm
Roscoe Hillenkoetter
Central Intelligence Agency
Michigan
Theodore Green
R. L
Homer Better R
Mich
Harvey Brown
John McCloy
Germany
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Rourke Hickenlooper
Atomic Energy Commission
Congressonal Voleano Action
Adelaide Humphries
Gaynes
Frederick Fitzroy Freyman
Fritz
Briggs Stadium
Tigers
Indians
Gay
Worm
Her
Lillone
Sam
Lars Wilson
Arturo Cucchiero
Gritti
Valentina
Sinclair Lewis
Arturo
B. W
Billy Vine
Henry IicLemore
John Payne
Clari
Milan
Sir Henry Rowely Bishop
Covent Garden Theatre
London
Jah
Africa
Wilds
Krueger
Johannesburg
Nelspruit
Ugg
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