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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1948

Page

4

Washington's Birthday Marks Brotherhood Week Theme

Intolerance Fighter Washington's Birthday is the starting day for American Brotherhood Week, spotlighting the fight against prejudice. The article argues Washington advanced national unity and equality, transforming prejudice into a shared American identity beyond state or regional labels.

Washington American Brotherhood National Conference of Christians and Jews Lincoln England United States of America National’ Brotherhood George Washington

War talk on peace plans and postwar policy voices

A collage of postwar quotes discusses dangers of future wars and the need for peaceful strategy. Figures like General Arnold Henry Cabot Lodge Jr Walter Reuther Byrd Fulton Shawcross Malone weigh in on militarism, the Marshall Plan, and federal spending amid economic strain.

America Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr Massachusetts

Roosevelt on Labor Party Victory Reflections in Bronx Election

Eleanor Roosevelt notes surprise at the American Labor Party win in a Bronx special election. Henry Wallace defends third-party antiwar policy while Democrat and Republican fears loom over inflation and Palestine politics. She predicts limited impact from Isacson and Marcantonio and urges both major parties to address public anxieties to avoid future shocks.

United PS Syndicate, Inc York American Labor Party Con Noe Bronx Henry Wallace Leo Isacson Congress Isacson Rep Vito Marcantonio Palestine Edward J.flynn

Fragments of Advice and Observations from a Varied Column

A collage of quotes on life health habits and odd stats. The snippets mention language diversity, weather humor, self control, a pastor advising a couple, shoe sizes and charitable dimes for infantile paralysis. The tone mirrors a preacherish editorial column with light philosophical asides.

Wallace Victory Fuels Mutiny Talk as Truman Outlook Shifts

Drew Pearson reports Henry Wallace's Bronx victory signals possible Democratic split and a push for a new 1948 candidate. Backstage at the Jefferson Day dinner, leaders debate reviving the party with Kaiser or another strong figure as vice president risk and patronage weigh in. Senator Ferguson probes Senator Thomas and broker-crony Ralph Moore over undisclosed taxes and deductions.

Drew Pearson Henry Wallace American Labor Party Bronx New York State Wallace Harlem Dewey New York City Washington Harry Truman Truman Alben Barkley Kentucky Sam Rayburn Ed Flynn United States Sid Calvin Coolidge Teddy Roosevelt John Tyler Henry Harrison Millard Fillmore Gary Taylor Andrew Johnson Lincoln Chester Arthur Garfield Kaiser Henry Kaiser California Oregon West White House Senator Thomas Homer Ferguson Elmer Thomas Oklahoma Ferguson Ralph Moore Thomas Moore

Quotation on traffic crackdown from Harrisburg mayor

Mayor Claude R. ROB ins' statement urges drivers to avoid red tags saying they do not fix them and instead sell them. The crack down targets traffic law violators and reflects a blunt policy stance from city leadership in Harrisburg.

Harrisburg Claude R. Robins

Ruark Rites Remark On Southern Cooking

Montgomery columnist Robert C. Ruark reflects on a prior column about southern cooking. He recalls challenges to his views amid dinner invitations and heated letters from readers praising or disputing his take on ham and hominy, corn bread, and regional fare.

Ruark Montgomery Ala South Jeff Davis North Carolina Alabama Massa

Target of Klan Fired at Lakeview High School

Lakeview Georgia school board fired basketball coach Walter Bowland citing coaching failure and public controversy. Bowland blamed the Ku Klux Klan and said his resignation came after hostile treatment. his wife also left her cafeteria job. He plans to sue for 13 weeks of salary totaling 158 dollars per month. Principal John Burks stated Bowland resigned due to the way he had been treated.

Lakeview Walter Bowland Lakeview High School Prina John Burks Bowland Catoosa County Burks Rowland

Antarctica Ore May Be Uranium

President Gabriel Gonzalez Videla reports from Antarctica that ore samples seized from lands claimed below Cape Horn may contain uranium. He says he will have samples analyzed in Santiago and notes technicians found minerals supporting the uranium possibility despite British protests.

Santiago Chile Gabriel Gonzalez Videla Antarctica Cape Horn Navy Pinto Videla Antarctic

Posse Leaders Plan Idaho Riding Association

Representatives from sheriff’s posses across Idaho meet February 28 and 29 in Blackfoot to organize a state riding association. A temporary group formed at Rupert last week with Martin Capps of Salmon as temporary secretary and Phil H. Graves of Idaho Falls as temporary chairman. Alfalfa as a future human food source noted for its high protein content.

Blackfoot Idaho Rupert Martin Capps Salmon Phil H. Graves Idaho Falls

Sunday Radio Schedule From KEYY AM Listing

A long listing outlines KEIO and KEYY AM broadcast blocks from early morning to midnight with religious services, news, music, drama, and talk shows. The fragment ends with an advisory note encouraging walking and staying on the same street side for safety.

Young People’s Church of the Air IMN Sacred Heart Voice of Prophecy Christian Scientist George Washington Israel AP News Southland Texas Jim Robertson Fine Arts Quartet Sam. Pettingill Mr. President Walter Winchell Louella Parsons Theatre

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