Pocatello Post Editorial Staff and Details
Post editorials list David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor The publication is issued daily and on Sundays at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 125 per month by carrier or by mail paid in advance The paper was entered as second class matter on December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 3 1879.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Soviet Union silences economist Varga amid clash with Stalin
The piece reports Eugen Varga, a key Soviet adviser, being removed from his post after doubting an imminent capitalist crisis and urging cooperation with the United States. It notes Stalin’s stance on cooperation, mentions Lissner’s NYT account, and suggests the move signals a shift away from Western economic cooperation despite earlier talk of reconstruction loans.
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Will Lissner
New York Times
Soviet Union
Eugen Varga
Russia
Stalin
Communist International
Lissner
Varga
Russian Communist Party
Dr. Varga
Soviet Academy of Science
Harold Stassen
United States
U.S
Singing commercial to aid Austria in radio program
The Army runs a Vienna radio effort introducing a singing commercial to remind Austrians of America's generosity. Sung to Happy Days Are Here Again, it opens and closes a weekly half hour program and is described as part of the voice of America. Senate criticism follows on propaganda misuse by State Department officials.
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Vienna
America
Voice of America
Russia
Roosevelt Home Club
Hyde Park
Elliott
Faye
Grace Tully
Infantile Paralysis Fund
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Maeterlinck
Winnie
Congress
Harlan Bushfield
South Dakota
Senate
Wherry
Montana
Zales Ecton
Mabel Townsend Petty
Mabel Townsend
KKK Grand Dragon Green
Atlanta
Herman Talmadge
Cyclops
Klavern No. 1
Green
Famous Painting Puzzle: Word Bank Clue List Revealed
A dense list of crossword style clues spans horizontal and vertical entries. Readers must parse hints for artists, measurements, animals, and common terms to fill the grid. The mix includes references to Leonardo da Vinci and assorted objects, numbers, and directions.
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Honors Gandhi Death
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on Mahatma Gandhi's assassination and its impact on India and the world. She notes the peace advocate's spiritual influence, describes memorial events for her husband Franklin D. Roosevelt, and thanks supporters for infantile paralysis fund donations while acknowledging her busy correspondence.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Gandhi
India
U S Stiffens Handling of Soviet Agricultural Missions
Drew Pearson reports the U S Agriculture Department will harden its hospitality toward Soviet agricultural missions after years of access granted despite secrecy. Russians pressed for data on facilities and equipment while declining to share research. Soviet Embassy overstaffed visits, including to Oregon State College, prompting tougher scrutiny and frigid cooperation. The piece also touches on small items about Klux Klan activity and a Truman aid sortie to combat inflation.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Southwest
Madison
Wis
Oregon State College
U. S
Kenneth Wherry
Nebraska
Senate
All They Do Is Shiver In Town On Hudson River
Henry McLemore writes about New York City’s bitter cold and fuel shortage. He recalls freezing apartments, a warm next door at the John Smiths, and jokes about penguins, bridges, and long underwear as the city endures an election year energy crunch and wondered why oil sent abroad delays return.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
West Point
International Falls
Minn
U.S.A
Truman
Hudson River
New York City
Central Park Zoo
Helen
New York
New Look
Look
Life Magazine
Pie
America
John Smiths
Russia
Man may evolve to round heads and fewer teeth by 501984 A D
Dr Harry L Shapiro of the Museum of Natural History says humans may evolve into beings with heads as round and shiny as billiard balls four toes no appendix no third molar a larger brain and a smaller face predicting this drastic form by the year 501984 A D He outlines the changes as part of an anthropological projection.
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New York
Harry L. Shapiro
Museum of Natural History
Belives
Bargain culture and the illusion of value in shoppers
Paul Gallico laments price tagging and marketing tricks that mislead women and British shoppers about true costs. He argues such schemes reveal a lack of common sense, mocking the notion of economy while defending womanhood and calling out consumer deception.
Depression would cost US economy seventy billion dollars a year
CHICAGO AP reports Theodore Yntema of the Committee for Economic Development warns a severe 35 percent economic depression would slash activity by 35 percent and cost the United States about 70 billion dollars annually. He says such a depression could drive support for a state controlled economy and harm the U.S. position in the Cold War ideological struggle with Soviet Russia. Dairy efficiency urged by American Butter Institute aims at reaching the 1948 national milk goal of 120 billion pounds amid expected declines in dairy cows and a tighter feed grain supply.
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Chicago
United States
Theodore O. Yntema
Committee For Economic Development
Yntema
Russia
American Butter Institute
Institute
Keio 1450 Radio Schedule Wednesday Morning and Afternoon
Radio programs listed for KEIO 1450 with a full day timetable including Musical Clock Sagesbrush Serenade AP News Hoosier Hot Shots Breakfast Club Breakfast in Hollywood Words and Music Ted Malone Welcome Travelers Listening Footnotes Fashion Footnotes Bankhage Talking Window Shopping My True Story Swap Shop Juke Box Jamboree AP News Mystery Time Galen Drake Allen ic Paul ieman Club Treasury Band Show Tumbleweed Tempos Bride and Groom Ladies Be Seated AP News Beautiful Hawaii Dick Tracy Terry and the Pirates Sky King Jack Armstrong Mayor of the Town Piano Portraits Abbott and Costello Groucho Marx Bing Crosby Star Theatre Murder and Mr Malone 1450 Club Dance Music Sign Off.
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AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Galen Drake
Allen
Paul Ieman
Dick Tracy
Terry
Jack Armstrong
Elmer Davis
Bing Crosby
Star Theatre
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