Editorial staff credits for Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It announces publication daily and on Sundays from 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier or mail and notes entry as second class matter on December 13 1947 under the 1879 act.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Political Showoff and the Tax Cut Hypothetical
The piece argues during an election year both parties will mix serious policy with showmanship. It notes Truman’s demand for a 40 across the board tax cut is unlikely to pass and the House plan to cut 6.5 billion would be vetoed or trimmed by the Senate. It highlights the budget as the true test and raises questions on inflation from tax cuts and corporate-to-consumer money shifts.
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Nave
Truman
House of Representatives
Republican Congress
House
Senate
Thi
Washington
Fox farmers seek 8 million in loans to aid fur trade
Fox farm lobby pushes for government loans totaling 8 million dollars to sustain silver fox production. Agriculture committees of the Senate and House have approved the proposal, but full Congress support remains uncertain. Prominent quotes frame the debate on capitalism and security in a complex world.
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Agriculture Committees
Senate
House
Congress
Lady Reading Receives National Achievement Award for War Efforts
Eleanor Roosevelt notes Lady Reading of Great Britain earned the National Achievement award for founding and leading the Women’s Voluntary Services. The piece highlights wartime work, postwar aims, and Lady Reading’s plan to mobilize British women through home skills to support the economy. It also recounts remarks by Mary Love Collins, Robert E. Sherwood, and Sen. Wayne Morse, plus Roosevelt’s reflections on leaving her dogs Falla and Tamas.
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United Features Syndicate, Inc
New York
Chi Omega
Lady Reading
Great Britain
Chiang Kai-Shek
Mary Love Collins
Ogden Reid
Robert E. Sherwood
Wayne L. Morse
Oregon
New York City
Falla
Tamas
Fala
Detroit gas shutdowns unlikely to curb auto output
Detroit area gas shortages since January 28 have caused about 40 000 lost units in U S and Canadian auto plants, with small suppliers shut elsewhere in the three-state region. Most firms plan speedups and overtime to offset losses as weather improves, while 75 000 of 100 000 idle workers seek state unemployment benefits.
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Roy. J. Forrest
United Press
Detroit
U. S
Michigan-Ohio-Indiana
Ward
Automotive
Auto Industry
Man Breaks Into State Police Quarters in Carlisle
Carlisle police arrest a man after he forced entry into a house where 11 state troopers were quartered. He knocked over dishes and left a jacket with his name and address, aiding the quick arrest.
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Carlisle
Promatly
Shouting Over Speculators Outsized By Gas Politics
Marquis Childs argues that congressmen's ties to law firms and gas clients distort policy. A Federal Power Commission report criticizes gas companies for pressuring officials to push rapid exploitation at high prices, undermining faith in Congress and highlighting conflicts of interest in Rizley’s rate bill.
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Washington
Congress
Ross Rizley
Oklahoma
House
Rizley
Guymon
Oklo
Rep. Rizley
Leland Olds
Federal Power Commission
Olds
Claude L. Draper
Herbert Hoover
Hudson River
Joe Martin
Tions
Senate
Federal Power, Commission
Nelson L. Smith
Harrington Wimberly
B. N. Behling
Eack
United Feature Syndicate
Barbs and Bits of Wit on Roads and Home Life
A collection of sharp witticisms on highways improving from ruts to taxes, home life and motherhood, aging and second hand cars, ears and bedtimes, old flames and letters, meals and hearing, home singing, husbands nights out, future 1948 cars, and the importance of raising teacher pay.
On the Air Waves Crossword Clues
A filled crossword clue list mixing across and down hints. Terms include entertainment, cease, rental, rodents, leather, kitchen items, tools, fruits, boxes, and measurements, with multiple sounds and wordplay prompts across horizontal and vertical entries.
Puzzle Clue List From Previous Session
Answer ve Previous Pussle 28 Bury 44 Verbal 29 Smells 45 Italian river 35 Stage 46 Tree fluid whispers 47 Wine vessel , 36 Is able 49 Constellation 37 Beginner 50 Attempt 38 Bowling term 52 Amount fab.) (phy 53 Replica 39 Number 55 Symbol for 40 Church nnton festival 58 Behold!
Radio Schedule and New Photo Paper Velite Ad
Radio program grid lists morning to late night shows on KEIO and KEYO with news, music, and talk formats across several stations. An advertisement touts Velite photographic paper enabling room light development and mentions a heat-charge stirrer for quick hot drinks or meals.
Boston to Erect Patton Statue on Charles River Esplanade
A bronze statue honoring Gen George S Patton Jr World War II Third Army commander will be placed on the Charles River Esplanade under a plan by a Massachusetts legislative committee. The project would cost 65 dollars.
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Gen. Patton
Boston
George S. Patton, Jr
Charles River
Massachusetts
Spirit Of Friendship Trains Rally Across Nation
Drew Pearson notes a wave of citizen led aid as Friendship Trains spread from Nebraska to Maine and Louisiana to France. Communities and clubs send food and clothing, with New Orleans and Kalamazoo adopting French cities, showing public will to back Marshall Plan aid and foster Franco American friendship.
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Maine
Louisiana
Bath Iron Works
France
Rotary Club of
St. Patrick
Nantes
New England
Eastport
Sentinel Carri
Maine Sare Dine Packers Association
Europe
Unitarian Service Committee
New Orleans
Orleans
Detroit
Jean Beliard
Michigan Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kalamazoo
Henry Ford
Fougeres
Beliard
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