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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1947

Page

4

Pocatello Post details and staff and pricing

The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. The newspaper operates mornings daily and on Sundays at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier or by mail, payable in advance, with second class matter application pending.

Pocatello Post David A. Robinson Theron C. Liddle North Main St Pocatello Idaho

Round Three Looms in Wage and Price Fight

The piece argues CIO wage demands may force price ceilings again, with Congress split over controls. It notes broad opposition to price or wage controls but suggests public sentiment could shift toward relief as purchasing power erodes. It cites figures and policy choices facing Truman and Congress amid postwar inflation pressures.

Phillip Murray Harry S. Truman Republican Congress Murray CIO Congress 80Th Congress Truman

Cast Thy Bread and It Returns to Bop Thee

Column recounts a claim by Ed Lurie of Allied Artists Productions seeking to locate Harry Frazee Jr. for a release using the Frazee name in a Babe Ruth film. The author relays misaddressed mail, a California law firm dispute, and a warning that Ruth and the Red Sox are not offering funds.

New York Ed Lurie Mr. Lurie Allied Artists Productions New York City Harry Frazee Jr Harry Frazee Boston Red Sox Lurie Said Frazee Babe Ruth Frazee Boston Mr. Frazee Dick Southwick Mr. Frazee Jr J. Louis Taylor Jr Taylor Allied Artists California H. Frazee Jr Hollywood Sender The Herald Angels Sing United Feature Syndicate, Inc

My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Reflects Geneva Conference Mood

Eleanor Roosevelt notes delegates praised the Geneva human rights conference atmosphere and small achievements despite unresolved peace. She recalls touring the League of Nations palace with portraits of Wilson, and admires rooms such as the Chinese and French lounges highlighting a formal, elegant ambiance.

Human Rights Commission Geneva League of Nations Palace Woodrow Wilson League League Palace

Radio Programs Keio Tuesday AM Schedule

Radio lineup lists KEIO Tuesday schedule from 7:00 AM to midnight with programs such as Musical Clock AP News Breakfast Club Christmas Calendar Ted Malone Santa Claus Express Club Time Fashion Footnotes David Wills Mus Miniatures My True Story Betty Crocker Mystery Time Paul Whiteman Allen Roth Tumbleweed Tempo Bride and Groom Ladies Be Seated Uncle Remus Dick Tracy Star of Song Idaho State Spotlight AP News Boston Symphony Town Meeting Norman Cloutier Sen John Sanborn Dark Venture 1450 Club Dance Music and Sign Off.

AP News Hollywood Ted Malone David Wills Betty Crocker Wap Shop Paul Whiteman Allen Roth Uncle Remus Dick Tracy Dick Armstrong Elmer Davis Idaho Boston Symphony Norman Cloutier John Sanborn

Fortean Society and its Exuberant Beliefs Described

The Fortean Society, formed in 1931, promotes Charles Fort’s challenging ideas with members ranging from Oliver Wendell Holmes to F B I agents. It awards an annual prize and publishes Doubt while embracing occult and anti establishment views. Notable members and supporters include Theodore Dreiser and Ben Hecht.

London Fortean Society Oliver Wendell Holmes Theodore Dreiser Havelock Ellis Clarence Darrow Ben Hecht Alexander Woollcott Tiffany Thayer society of myth+maulers Charles Fort Fart Fort Poe

Conscience Worries and Wild Letter Satire

A reader recalls finding solace in lovelorn advice columns after stealing $3 and recalls copying a grandmotherly confession about a love affair and bank embezzlement. The piece mocks self righteousness and laments wartime mindsets while joking about joining a scheming society.

Crossword Clue Compilation for Vatican Immigrant Scholars

A puzzle grid lists clues across both horizontal and vertical sections with references to Vatican immi gration ministries scholars and assorted terms across various categories including geography chemistry and heraldry. The page mixes word definitions with abbreviations and fragments such as Pers ia Domestica Tellurium symbol and compass points detailing a broad mixed clue set.

Russians Admit Setback Learnings From Postwar Errors

Drew Pearson reports a high rank diplomat said Moscow admits a near cold war loss. He cites three errors by Moscow: overestimating US collapse, misreading European communists, and Molotov Vishinsky anti American campaigns. Also notes on State Department firings under Lovett and loyalty reviews amid civil liberties concerns.

Russia Moscow USA Politburo United States Molotov Vishinsky Stalin United France Italy Europe Kremlin States State Department Bob Lovette Levitt Wall Street Washington Department Lovett Citizens’ Food Committee FBI My the Bell Syndicate, Inc

No. 1 Spot Aims for Americanism by Paul Gallico

Paul Gallico writes on Horatio Alger legends and their impact. Dr. J Paul Leonard argues that Alger style tales mislead students, while Gallico defends reading favorites from Rover Boys Airship Boys and Submarine Boys. He recalls personal ties to these heroes and military service.

Paul Gallico Harvard Crimson Horatio Alger J. Paul Leonard San Francisco State College Colege Doc Rover Boys Alger Frank Merriwell Navy Tom Rover Napoleon Marshal of France McNaught Syndicate

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Ida Burton Jeffersontown, Ky United Nations Bernard M. Baruch Sullivan Bill Cunningham Eleanor Roosevelt RADIO KEIO Junior Billy Rose By Billy Rose Brussels Tean H. G. Wells Carl van Doren Bertrand Russell John Dewey Lon Henry McLemore Miss Naughty Eisenhower Columbia McNaught Syndicate, Inc Pdisetos Loonies Grand Central Annex Central Park Teheran Yalta Potsdam Bell Syndicate, Inc Vatican Gration Minis Arthur A Tant Persia Tiesein Cody Great Lake South Dakota Drew Pearson
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