Who Owns The Pocatello Post
Rumors swirl about who owns the Pocatello Post. The paper states it is controlled by three local Pocatellans who head the Pocatello Post Publishing Company and urges readers to consult state and county incorporation records for details.
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Pocatello Post
Salt Lake Tribune
Wise-Acres
S. L. Trib
The
POST
Triburne
Salt Lake Deseret News
Deseret News
L. D.S. Church
Pocatello Tribune
Tribs
Pocatellans
Pocatello Post Publishing Company
Junkets Prove Worthwhile Aid to Europe
The author argues that congressional trips to Europe helped the European Recovery Program clear its first major hurdle in the House by a slim margin. Sightseeing reps met Italian farmers and French workers, saw coal mines and factories, and confronted inflation and the black market, shaping support for timely stop gap aid despite isolationist sentiment at home.
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Europe
Friends of
Marshall Plan
House of Representatives
Germany
Walcott Visit and Boxing Recollections Highlight 1948 Sports Row
Sports columnist Bill Cunningham recalls Jersey Joe Walcott and the Louis fight with notable financial gains and fame. He notes Boston's baseball shifts, Rose Bowl expectations, and television's impact on coaching and broadcast access, while weaving in archival anecdotes about Kilrain and Sullivan.
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Santa Claus
Joe Walcott
Louis
John L. Sullivan
Jake Kilrain
Kilrain
Walcott
Ol’ Joe
Dining with world church leaders in Geneva and Moscow
In Geneva the Right Rev J I Blair Larned discusses reconstruction work by the world council of churches and their retreats for laymen doctors lawyers writers and politicians. Vladimar Moderow, head of the European UN office, notes multilingual ability and European closeness despite lingering national dislikes.
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World Copyright
United Feature Syndicate,Inc
Hyde Park
Geneva
J. I. Blair Larned
World Council
Europe
Council
Russia
Vladimar Moderow
United Nations
New York
United States
University of Geneva
Moderow
Moscow
Poland
Tied Rights Fix Sparks Protest as Dollars Tighten
American companies protest the exclusive deal as bets fall and entertainment venues feel the squeeze. Critics warn of over-building and stiff competition in race tracks, theaters, and clubs as inflation limits spending.
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Pats
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Silent Night Tops Americans Favorite Christmas Carols
Dr George Gallup reports Silent Night Holy Night is America's favored Christmas carol based on a coast to coast Gallup Poll. White Christmas follows as a rising favorite while Little Town of Bethlehem and Jingle Bells also rank highly among the public.
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George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
Austria
America
Irving Berlin
Gallup
Little Town of
Bethlehem
Herald Angels
Joseph Mohr
Franz Gruber
Loafing Becomes Mechanized With New Play Industry
Thomas L. Stokes reports that loafing has turned into a major, organized industry guided by the presidents’ economic advisers. He warns organized leisure may replace simple rest, urging creation of “fullest consumer satisfaction clubs” to regulate play and enforce a civic standard.
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FCSC
FCSA
Iran
United Feature Syndicate
Billy Rose Women Carry A Wallop In A Word Fight
Billy Rose argues that attacking women in columns grabs attention and boosts circulation. He recounts successes and failures of editors and campaigners from Bok to fashion and suffrage, noting women’s resistance and changing rosters of topics from fashion to social issues.
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Bob
Billy Rose
Bell *Syndicate
Wallace lifestyle of politics baffling readers by Henry Wallace
Paul Gallico critiques Henry Wallace's political stance in a lively column. He questions Wallace's preference for Taft over Truman and warns that Wallace may split the Democratic vote. The piece rails against irony in politics and contemplates choosing between Eisenhower, Stassen, and Vandenberg if Wallace undermines the party.
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Wallace
Taft
Truman
Henry
United States
Democratic Party
Mr. Wallace
Hank
Stockton-on-th
Delaware
Senator Vandenberg
Harold Stassen
General Eisenhower
Pictured symbol of today in a word puzzle puzzle
The page presents a vertical crossword style puzzle with clues for across and down entries. It lists numbers and hints such as Bamboolik grass and Great Lake among others, inviting readers to fill the grid. The themed hints reference common words like daybreak post and symbol for samarium.
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Great Lake
High Mountain
Ronald
Answer to Previous Puzzle Ve 1 Indian 2 Demigod 3 Portuguese coin
Puzzle clues list with numbered items and cryptic hints across multiple lines mentioning various wordplay targets and definitions. The page presents a compact glossary style of cross references and potential puzzle answers.
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Rome
Nevada City
United States and Britain Seek German Economic Fusion
Gen. Lucius D. Clay and Gen. Sir Brian Robertson said the immediate aim is strengthening economic fusion of the American and British zones and transferring administration to Germans where possible. They cautioned political fusion would wait unless Russians create an Eastern German government.
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Berlin
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
Germany
Brian Robertson
London
America
Britain
Robertson
Polio Aid Leaves Post In Idaho
Mrs. Leo J. Falk of Boise resigns from active status as state advisor on women's activities in the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis program. She was injured in a car crash near Twin Falls last month and is convalescing at home. L. Dee Belveal will appoint an associate advisor soon.
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Boise
Ida
Leo J. Falk
L. Dee Belveal
Foundation
Idaho
State to Sell Land Auction in Ten Idaho Counties
The State Land Department will auction 4,662 acres across ten Idaho counties next month. Lands total include 115 in Canyon, 466 in Ada, 40 in Idaho, 240 in Payette, 600 in Gooding, 960 in Cassia, 720 in Butte, 161 in Bonneville, 1,160 in Madison and 200 in Fremont. A separate Florida note mentions a $600,000 bond to pave dirt streets in Tallahassee.
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Boise
State Land Department
Edward Woozley
Canyon County
Ada
Idaho
Payette
Gooding
Cassia
Butte
Bonneville
Madison
Fremont
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
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J. Arthur Rank
Tycoon
Otis
Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Tion
Villian
Council of Economic Advisers
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Herbert Hoover
Gromyko
Edward Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Mr. Bones
Paris
Montmartre
Irene
Vernon Castle
Bok
Paul Gallico
Henry Wallace
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
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