Pocatello Post editorial staff and masthead details
The document lists the Pocatello Post editors Theron C. Liddle and David A. Robinson with roles as editor and publisher and managing editor. It notes publication frequency daily and Sundays and provides a street address at 334 North Main Street Idaho. Subscription pricing is shown as 1.25 dollars monthly by carrier and by mail payable in advance. It also records second class mailing status and the 1947 entry date.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Public appeal to fight heart disease launches national drive
The American Heart Association asks the public for funds to expand research education and local heart groups. It notes heart disease is a major national problem and calls for less than 760000 dollars during National Heart Week February 8 14 with goal to exceed it.
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American Heart Association
New York City
World War III warning from UAW leader on science and economy
Walter Reuther warns that a superhuman brain could be built to solve global problems yet risks from rapid tech and economy could hand the Kremlin an ace. He says failure to address prices could trigger depression and mass unemployment. Rep Walter Judd discusses China fighting as a first skirmish of World War III.
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New York
Kremlin
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Walter Judd
Minnesota
China
Treat Indians Fairly and Complete St Lawrence Seaway
My Day Hyde Park urges Congress to improve Indian treatment, preserve land rights, and educate their children while urging action on the St Lawrence seaway to boost national traffic. The speaker cites Six Nation Iroquois rights, New York’s past injustices, and the need for international justice. He argues for immediate steps rather than continuing debate.
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Hyde Park
Congress
United States
New York State
Canada
Bevin fears Palestine becoming a Communist state
Marquis Childs argues Britain's policy is driven by fear that Palestine is on the road to communization under Bevin. He cites refugee infiltration, Moscow's influence, and Western indecision, warning evasive policy risks undermining the United Nations and risking a spillover to the Near East. He urges public examination of the facts and decisive action.
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Palestine
Britain
Washington
Ernest Bevin
New York Times
Foreign Office
Bevin
London
Moscow
Russia
Near East
U. S
Moshe Shertok
Jewish Agency For Palestine
Jewish Agency
Romania
United Nations
Do U S People Need Censorship of Movies
Paul Gallico argues about movie censorship and public licensing, noting censors are elected by the people. He contends viewers should decide for themselves, suggesting a private preview system by reliable experts to guide follows without blanket bans.
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U.S
Paul Gallico
le Diable Au Corps
Plaster Falls From Ceiling Injuring Woman in Indy
In Indianapolis Mrs. Virginia McCoy, 39, was struck on the head by a falling plaster piece while listening to a radio broadcast. The incident occurred as debris dropped from the ceiling during the program.
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Indianapolis
Virginia McCoy
Telecom fraud links Wilkes-Barre to Shanghai
An inquiry reports a $1.5 million telephone call connected Wilkes-Barre to an operator in Shanghai. The caller allegedly used inflated Chinese currency to pay, marking a dispute over charges and cross border fraud.
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Wilkes-Barre
Shanghai
Actress Horizon tainted clues hint at puzzle reveal
A crossword style list presents numbered across and down clues including names like Ireland and Prattles, with entries for common words such as route, symbol for cobalt and calyx leaf. The grid appears to mix thematic and standard clues across two directions.
Puzzle Answer Fill In
A list style clue set appears with numbers and brief hints for a crossword like fill. The items reference amperage of a fuse, partner, fabric slang, and various word fragments. The format implies matching clues to short answers such as terms for electrical, nautical, or linguistic fragments. The given lines resemble a crossword puzzle key with several paired hints and abbreviations.
Teen-ager Arrives as Important Person in Media Age
In Cleveland leaders of press, retail and radio discuss the rising teen market. The piece notes papers now target youths ages 13 to 21 with dedicated pages and departments, shifting from comic pages to mature topics and public interest.
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New York
Cleveland
Cab Calloway
Johnny Smith
Radio Programs Schedule for Keyy Stations Friday Morning
A detailed listing of radio shows and times across KEYY 1240 and REIO 1450, including news, music, farm programs, and sport broadcasts. Notable items include T. O'Clock News, Captain Midnight, Gabriel Heatter, Henry J. Taylor, and a Pocatello vs. Nampa basketball game.
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Kate Smith
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
the Mutual Newsreel
Henry J. Taylor
Pocatello
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Art Kassel
Orch
United Nations Review
Tony Pastor
Goodnight P
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
AP News
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Jack Armstrong
Elmer Davis
FBI
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St. Lawrence Seaway
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Spain
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Italy
Gallico
Paul
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Louis I. Dublin
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Ireland
Idolize
Tente
Ruark
Kinsey
Texport
Nampa
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