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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1949

Page

4

Department of Agriculture scolds for price gripes

The department rebukes public complaints about food costs as the country recovers from wartime inflation. It cites a 21 percent income share for food versus 23 percent prewar, but questions timing and methodology while noting retail costs and profits. The piece urges accountability for high prices and criticizes the department for offering no concrete cures.

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Sweden’s Shift in Neutrality Shapes Cold War Nordic Strait

The article argues Sweden has abandoned long standing neutrality adopting a 10 year war pledge with Norway and Denmark. It notes Sweden’s military readiness with 700000 troops and strong navy and air force while Norway faces about 40000 trained troops, highlighting regional risk if Norway joins the Atlantic alliance and the potential battleground along the Arctic border.

Washington Arctic Circle Europe Russia Norway Finland Sweden Ussr Scandinavia Denmark Baltic

Norway in the Cold War: costs and risks for US policy

Marquis Childs weighs Norway as a potential focus of a new cold war. He warns that U S aid could dilute Atlantic alliance security and divert arms from Western Europe, risking weakened European recovery and emboldening Kremlin plots. He urges cautious policy balancing military needs and economic reconstruction.

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Birth of Quadruplets Promises U.K. Fourth Set in Ten Months

Aden expects to welcome quadruplets in April marking Britain s third quadruplet birth in 11 months. Separately U S agriculture notes higher milk demand with cows per person at a record low and production targets rising to 5170 pounds per cow.

Aden Britain Stafford Cripps U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S

To Hell and Back a soldier's blunt battlefield tale

Robert Ruark reviews Audie Murphy’s memoir To Hell and Back, praising the soldier’s bravery and impact while faulting the prose as borrowed Remarque style. He notes Murphy’s 240 kills, the Texas origin, and the book’s blunt, unsentimental portrayal of combat and survival.

New York Hell Henry Holt and Co Audie Murphy Murphy Mr. Murphy Texas 3Rd Audie

Margaret Truman Faces Path To Opera Mastery

Dorothy Kirsten praises Miss Truman's courage while cautioning that a strong future in singing requires years of study. Kirsten stresses the need for European grounding for opera and questions studying abroad during the White House years.

Margaret Truman West Fifties Dorothy Kirsten Montclair N. J Miss Truman Margaret White House Miss Kirsten L’aiglon Europe Paris Grace Moore Kirsten Italy

Gratitude Train carries gifts from France to America

The Merci Train voyage brings six million French citizens gifts and messages of friendship for the United States. Aboard are a George Washington statue and Verdun flag, plus humble tokens and a child’s yellow heart painting. Notes from French civilians and a signed treasure book express growing U.S.-France friendship. A 24 hour police guard remains at the House Un-American Activities Committee, while local tales include a deer delivering Council postal mail and Franklin’s short-lived 18th century Franklin state.

USA State Department George Washington Verdun Paris France America United States Georges Delamare Delamare Figaro Women’s World Fellowship House un-American Activities Committee John Rankin Mississippi Rankin Whittaker Chambers Justice Department Council David Johnson Hawaii Alaska Tennessee-North Carolina Benjamin Franklin Franklin Tennessee North Carolina Navy Norfolk Naval Air Station Norfolk Sen Ed Johnson Colorado

Models Are Tops in Beauty and Talent Across the Nation

The author argues that the most beautiful and interesting faces in America lie among fashion models in Harper's Bazaar Vogue and other magazines rather than Hollywood or stage stars. He critiques West Coast photographers chasing starlets and asserts true beauty depends on taste noting diverse preferences among audiences and producers.

USA Hollywood New York Harper’s Bazaar Vogue West Coast

Hollywood Faces and the Charm of Real Ladies on Screen

Paul Gallico argues Americano audiences crave intelligent beauty and real ladylike poise. He praises Irene Dunne and Rosalind Russell as depthful screen presences and notes fashion mags reveal true sex appeal through photographs of graceful, feminine models.

Hollywood Irene Dunne Rosalind Russel

Pocatello Postings and National Defense Rumors

A local note in Pocatello plays on a couple seeking to rehouse a dog with the owners. The piece also cites rumors about Eisenhower as a future defense secretary and mentions a thermal fog dispersal system for airports amid Cold War weather. It decries information suppression as self protective but leaks persist.

Pocatello Pocatellan Mendy Eisenhower National Defense Seciety

Hollywood Gossip Roundup of Stars and Projects

Hedda Hopper notes Betty Grable will star in Wa bash Avenue at 20th Century Fox with Bill Perlberg producing. Screenplay by Harry Tugend, using World’s Fair of 1893 songs and costumes. Ingrid Bergman and Roberto Rossellini to work together despite multilingual talk. Sam Engel seeks Loretta Young for Spare the Red directed by Henry Koster. Also mentions Bob Hope’s tour, Look humanitarian award, Olivia de Havilland best actress, Olivier best actor, and others including Ann Sheridan, Irene Dunne, Joan Fontaine christening, and Roland Young’s Mr Barry’s Etchings project.

Hollywood Betty Grable 20Th Wabash Avenue Bill Perlberg Harry Tugend Sam Engel Loretta Young Henry Koster Sam Barrymore John Ethel Ingrid Bergman Roberto Rosselini Ingrid Rosselini Bob Hope Burbank Hope Gang Palm Springs Look Magazine Olivia DeHavilland Laurence Olivier Fred Astaire Inesens Montgomery Clift Anatole Litvak Jean Hersholt Joan Fontaine Maureen O'Sullivan Roland Young Mr. Barry Walter Bullock Daniel Archer

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