Pocatello Post details editors and 1947 mailing info
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson editor and Theron C. Liddle managing editor. Published mornings daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are by carrier or mail at 1.25 per month payable in advance. 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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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Eisenhower on Russia War Risk and Defense Urges Caution
The retired general states Russia would not provoke a global war while noting no nation can reliably support one. He backs ERP and universal military training, warns against twisting his words to justify broad defense spending, and cautions focus on freedom amid domestic concerns.
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Eisenhower
Russia
National Press Club
Soviet Union
Europe
America
Kremlin
Moscow
Toward Brotherhood and Policy Shifts Sparked by Repeal
A reflective column notes steps toward tolerance in America, citing Massachusetts repealing a 310 year old ban on Rhode Island residents. It contrasts global unity with domestic progress and quotes Harold E. Stassen, Senator Ball, and Maurice Thorez on world affairs and policy directions.
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Greece
India
Palestine
America
Massachusetts
Providence Plantations
Rhode Island
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt on Arab UN Policy
Eleanor Roosevelt questions Arab leaders defying the United Nations over Palestine. She argues oil dependence, calls for substitutes and regional development, and urges united nations support for long term global stability amid an atomic world.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Press Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
United Nations
United ‘Nations
Palestine
Division Of Government Leads To Confusion By Marquis Childs
Washington columnist Marquis Childs argues the divided powers of Congress and the presidency paralyze U S governance. He cites 1946 election shifts, Fulbright’s call for Truman’s resignation, and calls for a constitutional amendment to end bipartisan gridlock.
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Executive
Congress
United Feature Syndicate
McLEMORE Self Promotion for Vaughan Six-Star Push
Henry McLemore praises General Vaughan pushing self promotion in Washington. He jokes about six stars and compares Vaughan to MacArthur Eisenhower and George Washington while recalling World War II Australia. He asserts support and aims to witness promotions in person.
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Washington
The
Potomac
Harry H. Vaughan
Taj Mahal
Napoleon
Vaughan
MacArthur
Eisenhower
Pershing
Grant
Sherman
George Washington
Australia
Sidney
Melbourne
Brisbane
More Facilities Needed For Guard in Idaho
Brig. Gen. John Walsh states Idaho National Guard needs more armory and training facilities after a Washington conference. He reports 1,689 officers drilling in late 1947 and $71,959 paid in salaries to fulltime guards in Idaho through Jan 31. Many units meet in makeshift buildings. The piece notes the U.S. has about 47,600 post offices.
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Boise
John Walsh
Idaho
Washington
National Guard
Walsh
Idaho Guard
Try At Hypnotism By Ruth Constan
New York UP reports Lesley Kuhn warns against amateur hypnotism as a tool for wooing women. She notes hypnosis can be resisted and its use damages the hypnotist profession. Kuhn cites ancient and wartime examples to argue genuine charm beats gimmicks.
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Ruth Constan
New York
America
Lesley Kuhn
Kuhn
Confucius
China
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Kaiser Stock Flotation and White House Lobbying
Ed Flynn pressed Truman to appoint Bowen to the SEC and back Hanrahan as chairman, signaling Wall Street influence. Kaiser Frazer stock chaos followed a secret tip to dump shares, forcing Kaiser to buy back stock at high cost as brokers profited. Arab mob violence targets American oil interests. Lever Brothers’ Luckman eyed for a government post. Vinson aligns with right wing in Supreme Court.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Bronx
Ed Flynn
Harry Truman
Chicago
Truman
New York
White House
FDR
Bowen
Hanrahan
Wall Street
Nuff
Flynn
Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer Automobiles
Henry Kaiser
Detroit
Willow Run
Otis and Co
Cleveland
California
San Francisco
Allen and Co
Kaiser -Fragzer
Cyrus Eaton
Otis and Company
Eaton
State Department
Saudi Arabia
Lever Brothers Soap
Charles Luckman
Supreme Court
Fred M. Vinson
Naming Horse Mackerel Stumps Agencies and Industry
Washington agencies and Pacific coast fishers debate a renaming for horse mackerel as the industry surges past 15 million annual pounds. Suggestions span jack, jack mackerel, jacke rel, and Trachurus, while critics doubt any slogan will reach consumers. A secondary note mentions microscopic dust specks in fog water samples.
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Washington
Pacific Coast
Food and Drug Administration
Fish and Wildlife Service
Radio Schedule Highlights From Keio 1450 Sunday AM to Night
A detailed list of programs airing on KEYY 1450 and KEY-1240 AM through the day, including coast to coast, news, music, drama, religious services, and orchestras. Notable entries feature Texas Jim Robertson, The Fat Man, Sherlock Holmes, and The Three Suns among others.
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AP News
Southland
Texas
Jim Robertson
Fine Arts
Sam _ Pettengill
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Theater Guild
Jimmy Fidler
Drew Pearson
Fat Man
Ernie Felice Tric
Young People’s Church of the Air
IMN
Sacred Heart
Voice of Prophecy
Christian Scientist
Alan
Lomax M
Bill Cunningham
Sadow
Nick Carter
Front Page
Alexander's Board
Newscape
Parky
Jim Backus
Teddy Phillip
Tony DiPardo
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Soviet Russia
Joseph H. Ball
Minnesota
Maurice Thorez
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Marquis Childs
Senate
House
Sen
J. William Ful
Bright
Arkansas
Fulbright
Mr. Truman
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Hitler
Sec
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Arthur H. Vanusut
Army
Henry McLemore
General Vaughan
United States
McNaught
First
Sime
Kaiser- Frazer
Philadelphia
James F. Masterson
Masterson
Chesapeake and Ohio
Kaiser-Frazer
Averell Harriman
Bank of America
First Boston Corporation
Keio
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