Pocatello Post editorial staff and publication details
The editorial staff at the Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as Editor and Publisher Theron C. Liddle as Managing Editor. The paper publishes daily and Sundays from 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho with a monthly carrier and mail rate of 1.25 dollars. It is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Bad Company Henry Wallace and the Communist Question
The piece argues that Henry Wallace aligns with Communist support and cannot repudiate it, contrasting his stance with Roosevelt. It warns that Wallace risks alienating anti Communist voters as history shows strong Communist influence in American unions and parties, threatening his presidential bid.
Gromyko Rules Out International Control Until US Stockpile Gone
The article summarizes A Gromyko statement to the UN Atomic Energy Commission rejecting international inspection until America destroys its atomic weapons. It notes the 30 month gap since disclosure of the bomb and mentions global efforts to replicate it. It also quotes other political figures on peace, Germany, and public housing debates.
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Russia
Andrei Gromyko
UN Atomic Energy Commission
America
Mr. Gromyko
Pitas
Erica
Puzzle Clues and Answers Mixed Across The Grid
A list of numbered crossword style clues and answers covering varied topics from empires to animals, metals to days. Entries include Sea eagle, Onager, Harbors, Czars, and Bear with paired terms and brief hints. The vertical clues include Pigpen and Laughter sound, forming a mixed puzzle grid style.
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Emmanuel
Ireland
Mountain
Mbs
Shell
Check
Rights
Pal
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt at New York YMCA
Eleanor Roosevelt recounts speaking to a mixed audience at New York Medical College and urges action on civil rights. She criticizes southern lawmakers for denying rights, argues equality in education and opportunity is essential, and notes global leadership depends on American racial harmony.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
YMCA
New York Medical College
New York City
United Nations
Committee On Civil Liberties
United States
South
Getting An Education Tough Business Now
In Chapel Hill, Robert Ruark recalls UNC during his 1935 freshman year and contrasts it with today. He notes population growth from about 2,000 to 15,000, more coeds, pervasive cars, babies on campus, and a shift from quiet pastoral life to a bustling, party influenced environment.
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Robert C. Ruark
Chapel Hill
N.C
Ruark
University of North Carolina
Keke House
Rocky Knob
Corange County
Great Britain
YMCA
Coke
Henry Wallace
Vaughan's self promotion nearly cost him top White House post
News lens on Harry Vaughan's bid to name Col. Landry as Air Force aide and crown himself chief armed forces aide. The incident triggered a White House uproar as President Truman and press chief Charlie Ross disputed Vaughan's memo. Vaughan called the move a misapprehension and kept his job.
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Washington
Harry Truman
Harry Vaughan
Vaughan
White House
Col
Robert B Landry
Air Forces
Armed Forces
Veterans’ Affairs
Army
Navy
Henry Wallace
Russia
Truman
Landry
Air Force
Charlie Ross
Ross
St. Louis
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Appropriations
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Theodore Green
Rhode Island
Ferguson
Thomas
Ed Pauley
Wallace Graham
Green
William Knowland
California
GOP
Nallon
Market Trading of Committee
Knowland
Vanderberg could be drafted as a one term president
Senator Vandenberg contemplates a possible presidential draft driven by the sense that times demand a strong figure. He would require a one term pledge and no coast-to-coast barnstorming if drafted, aiming to free him from re election pressures while weighing age and health rumors.
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Childs Washin
al- Gar
Capitol
Life Magazine
Eisenhower
Vandenberg
General MacArthur
Truman
Grand Rapids
Mich
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Michigan
Kim Sigler
Homer Ferguson
Detroit
Senator Vandenberg
Taf
Dewey
Madison Square Garden
United Feature Syndiacte, Inc
Burglar Stung After Confederate Notes Found
Tulsa report says a burglar stole $500 from W. L. Herrings office. An oilman explains the currency is Confederate money and a family keepsake, while $1,000 in jewelry was left untouched.
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Tulsa
Okla
W. L. Herring
Herring
Radio Schedule Highlights Competitive Day on KEIO and KEYY
A dense list of daily programs across KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 with shows from Musical Clock to Goodnight. Featured segments include AP News Dreaming classical tunes and radio dramas such as Abbott and Costello and Gabriel Heatter broadcast through late evening hours.
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AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Paul Whiteman
Dick, Tracy
Terry
IMN Farm Journal
IMN
John Nesbitt
Kate Smith
U. S. Marine Band
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Jerry Sears
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Pocatello
Philo Vance
IMN Sports Review
Fulton Lewis Jr
Guy Lombardo Orch
United Nations Review
Teddy Phillips Orch
Joe Lady Orch
Mutual Reports
Goodnight
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Wallace
Wallace-Communist Association
Mr. Wallace
Karl Marx
Sidney Hillman
John L. Lewis
Hillman
Lewis
CIO
Henry
William J. Bacon
Memphis, Tenn
Ernest Bevin
Molotov
Germany
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
James
Bruce
Scent
Blo
Buxeet
FESS
Drew Pearson
Arctic
Alaska
Pan American Airways
Ernest Gruening
Gruening
Seattle
Gil Skinner
The
Alaskan Steamship Navigation Co
Howard McMurray
McGrath
Democratic National Committee
Republican Congress
Congress
Joe Martin
Marquis Childs
Vanderberg
Radio Keio
A.M
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