Post Editorials at Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists editors David A Robinson and Theron C Liddle with Theron as managing editor. The paper publishes daily and Sunday editions from 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are one dollar and twenty five cents per month by carrier or mail, prepaid. The newspaper is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 8 1879.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
Ppbliahes
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Eniwetok
Pacific
U.S.A
Czechoslovakia
Russia
Poland
Yugoslavia
Taft
Marjorie Shaddock
John Bricker
Capitol
NAM report targets housing costs and codes
The NAM releases More Housing at Less Cost accusing state and city codes of raising prices by forcing outdated materials and methods. It criticizes licensing limits and craft unions, urging standardization and prefabrication to cut expenses, while noting a rare AFL contract move toward limited unions on Lustron builds. Henry Ford II is cited in a closing jab.
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National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
Corwin Edwards
Miles Colean
Edwards
Department of Justice
Thurman Arnold
Federal Trade Commission
Colean
Washington
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
U.S
AFL Building Trades
US Should Adopt Universal Military Training Says Tyrone Power
Film star Tyrone Power argues from his European observations that the United States should implement universal military training to be ready for any future challenge.
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Europe
U.S
Tyrone Power
Puzzle fragment from a vintage word game list
Fragmentary crossword style clue set with mixed numbers and partial terms including names Lucille Virginia Napoleon and terms like rubber nickel compass point dropsy sesame and weapon. Entries appear jumbled with misaligned numbers and scattered phrases.
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Virginia
Exile Island
Earth
Labor relations and the path to cooperation
A Hyde Park column discusses employer employee tensions and argues for shared responsibility. It cites Max Meyer on industry cooperation and contrasts public control with union led power, praising a balanced approach that includes neutral public representation as essential for progress.
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Hyde Park
Max Meyer
American Medical Association
Congress On Industrial Health
Meyer
John L. Lewis
Harlan County
Tom
Tax Cut Debate Signals Cautious Senate Action
Marquis Childs notes Republicans aim for a Senate bill to pass over Truman veto, likely shrinking the 6.5 billion floor. A 2 to 3 billion cut and a broad income-division provision for married couples are anticipated, with exemptions raised and corporate relief, in a political compromise. A reader also questions inflation fears and cites personal savings under wartime pay.
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Washington
House
Senate
Harold Knutson
Knutson
Joe Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Martin
Pal
Deo
Utson
Minnesota
Florida
Ordi
Truman
Marriner Eccles Mystery Deepens In Banking Feud
Drew Pearson sketches a heated West Coast banking rift centering on Marriner Eccles and A P Giannini. Eccles clashes with the Gianninis over bank holding companies and expansion, while political backing shifts influence within the Democratic Party and federal oversight.
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Washington
Marriner Eccles
A. P
Giannini
Federal .Reserve Board
Eccles
Utah
Long
West Coast
Senator Tobey
New Hampshire
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
The
Gianninis
California
Arizona
Nevada
Oregon
trans-America
Senate
Preston Delano
Delano
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Nation Bank
Federal Reserve System
Democratic Party
Sam Husbands
Trans-American Corporation
Husbands
RFC
Secretary of the Treasury
John Snyder
Truman
John
Gianni
Knightstown residents raise funds for street signs
In Knightstown Indiana neighbors organized a campaign to raise 1100 dollars to buy and install street signs on unmarked roads after many residents reported getting lost in town.
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Knightstown
Ind
Marshall rules out VP bid as impossible
Secretary of State George C. Marshall said it is totally, completely and utterly impossible for him to be considered as a candidate for vice president, a statement disclosed Wednesday.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
McLemore dodges the National Antique Show plea
Henry McLemore riffs on avoiding antiques and the Madison Square Garden show between March 8 and 14. He jokes about avoiding chairs and knick knacks while recalling his wife’s taste for old furniture and the clutter of relics from trips to South America.
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Henry McLemore
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Methuselah
Cleopatra
Paul Revere
Uncle Tom
South America
Conquis
Navy halts guided missile ships for six new vessels
The Navy plans to suspend two guided missile ships and build six experimental vessels, including a 60 000 to 80 000 ton aircraft carrier capable of launching a plane with an atomic payload. Secretary Sullivan cites greater need for the new fleet, with a five year, 230 million dollar program awaiting Congress.
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Washington
Navy
John L. Sullivan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Freedom Train Date Moved Up
The Freedom Train will arrive in Idaho a week later than first scheduled. Paul Scott, Pocatello Freedom Train chairman, was advised.
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Idaho
Paul Scott
Pocatello
Freedom Train
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Saturday AM and PM
A detailed list of KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 KC AM shows from early morning to midnight. Programs include musical blocks, news, farm tips, health segments, adventures, orchestras, and special features such as Regional sports events and theater broadcasts. The lineup emphasizes variety across music, news, entertainment, education, and community interest content.
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IMN
R. Milton Carlston
Bill Harrington
Fred Robbin
Maclester Singers
Hospitality Club
Charlie Spivak
Hawaii
Chicago Theatre of Air
Stan Kenton
Orch
Victor Lombardo
Mutual Reports
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Soe
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Marquis Childs
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Nis
Ator Tobey
Lichty
Harold
Otis
Joe
Nix
Tador
Peru
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Keio
George Henninger
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Tex Koury
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