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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson editor and Theron C. Liddle managing editor. It publishes daily and Sunday from 334 North Main Street Idaho. Subscriptions cost 1.25 per month by carrier or mail, payable in advance, with second class entry Dec 13, 1947.
In New York's 24th District the American Labor Party candidate Leo Isacson won 22,697 votes to edge the Democratic candidate 12,578. The result signals third party strength among minorities and could influence Truman era politics with implications for future statewide and national contests.
John Longo once blamed for voting registration fraud linked to Frank Hague’s machine in Jersey City is exonerated after five years of legal fights. Former Gov. Edison aided the effort, proving the system flawed and highlighting the protection afforded to the “little man” in a city run by powerful politics. The era is marked by stern defenses of democracy amid machine rule.
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Eleanor Roosevelt recaps a Philadelphia ADA convention, praising cross‑section participation and donor enthusiasm. She argues a nonpartisan liberal coalition can oppose Henry Wallace, critiques his third party position, and urges dialogue with Moscow to test liberal promises.
Paul Gallico quotes Dean C Mildred Thompson of Vassar declaring modern men are a lost sex. She cites women in saloons barber shops and fishing trips revealing men crave companionship. The piece ends with a humorous note on changing social spaces and a snail pace speed fact.
Drew Pearson argues Secretary of State George Marshall risks peace by delaying diplomacy on Palestine. He recalls Kellogg and Stimson as predecessors who headed off war, cites 1939 aviation planning, and notes Roosevelt overruled Marshall to back a 50 000 aircraft program.
Marquis Childs argues appeals for Henry Wallace to rejoin the Democratic Party are futile. He portrays Wallace as a visionary who believes his moon promises, surrounded by manipulators seen as communists aiming for a 1952 power grab, making a Wallace return unlikely.
A cartoonish barb notes that staying silent avoids trouble yet implies people who break promises learn they cannot restore trust. The brief remark underscores social norms and consequences of dishonor in light humor.
A listing of KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 AM programs across the day with anchors like AP News, Fib-toned music blocks, Western drama series, and sports shows. Notable items include Quiet-era serials, orchestral hours, and news updates presented by Truman-era correspondents.
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