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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1948
Page
4
Publication details list editors Theron C Liddle and David A Robinson with daily and Sunday editions at 334 North Main Street. Subscription rates shown as 1.25 per month by carrier or mail, payable in advance, and entry as second class matter dating from December 10.
Harlow H. Curtice argues Bernard Baruch's 28 point two year program signals heavy defense build up and planned economy moves. He warns the proposals could imply a dictator like Recovery Administrator and overseas base pacts. The columnist frames Baruch as advocating wartime style controls beyond genuine peace needs.
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Eleanor Roosevelt discusses Southern Democrat views on the 1948 presidential race, Truman's edge over Republicans, and the potential shift toward a two party South. She praises the play Mister Roberts starring Henry Fonda as vivid and reflective of wartime life for sailors and civilians alike.
Washington reports British and French officials are pressing the State Department to block publication of captured Nazi documents on 1943 Russian German peace talks. The files reportedly include British appeasement efforts with Hitler and secret discussions with Russian records that could tarnish Britain’s wartime conduct. The notes detail bankers backing German rearmament and British officials courting Nazi contacts, showing a pattern of appeasement before World War II.
Ruark recounts Stormy Laurenc e a Philadelphia stripper whose visit to LSU and appearance in Pellmell magazine caused faculty protests and a campus fracas. The piece links fires at a college building and student protests to Stormy’s notoriety and local politics amid Mayor Morrison’s cleanup efforts.
A historic note explains the first American steel plow was assembled by screwing steel saw blade segments to a wooden plow frame. The improvised method reflects early innovations in farming metalwork and plow design.
Henry McLemore rails at wartime sci tech promises in a humorous column. He cites dry suits that shed water, poisons that stop pests, stockings that resist runs, and heat from the heavens, noting none delivered as gasps for coal and oil persist and science must deliver or hush.
A detailed daily program grid lists morning to midnight lineups for KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 including shows like Musical Reveille, News, The Jack Benny era music, dramas, and late night programs. It covers AM and PM blocks with multiple news, music, and entertainer segments.
Witty observations note that families improvise meals from leftovers and wives often choose dining out. While fashion tips appear, references to makeup boxes suggest a revival in cosmetic trends and complexion care.
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