Editorial Masthead for Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor The paper publishes daily and Sunday editions from 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho The subscription rates are 125 per month by carrier or by mail and the newspaper entered second class matter on December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office.
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Pocatello
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Idaho
Eisenhower’s final report calls for peace through strong defense
General Eisenhower’s closing staff report frames defense needs with a long peace view. He warns against war moralism and argues a strong national defense is essential, urging Americans to face the facts and resist unilateral disarmament and appeasement while pursuing safer world relations.
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Eisenhower
America
Russia
U. S
Henry Wallaces
Double Immunity Shields Senator Elmer Thomas
The piece reports Senator Elmer Thomas resisting committee probes into his private activities and commodity dealings, claiming privacy as a double immunity of private citizen and official. It notes reactions from Rep Harold Paisteon criticizing a tax plan and Secretary Harriman arguing the European Recovery Program will worsen inflation control.
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Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Harold Paisteon
Minnesota
Secretary of Commerce
Harriman
Fragmented Word Puzzle Clue List From City Page
A jumbled OCR style list presents mixed terms and numbers across Turkish prison mayor of Philadelphia Burmese and Egyptian river clues. Several entries appear garbled with misreads like Exploit demon and Domesticate while others reference compass point or Kansas river.
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Philadelphia
Kansas River
Puzzle clue answers for a cryptic style grid
The list provides numbered clues with answers such as Dry for 33, Aeriform for 34, Meager for 35, Upright for 37, Symbol for tantalum, Tellurium symbol, Steamship abbr, area measure, supply with weapons, abridge, Friar's title, Portuguese coins, singer, expired, bridge holding, sign, light meals, hold down and currency hints.
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt: Goodwill Aid For Disabled
Eleanor Roosevelt highlights Goodwill Industries as a key aid for disabled Americans. She notes 25 million disabled, 1.5 million unemployed, and 94 groups nationwide paying over 6 million in wages last year. The New York program at 123 East 124th Street trains and employs disabled workers, including a former teacher now assembling toys.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Features Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
Goodwill Industries of
New York
United States
Goodwill Industries
New York City
East 124Th Street
Europe
Fog of United Nations Palestine Plan Hangs Over US Policy
Marquis Childs argues the UN Palestine debate is shrouded in procedural fog. He warns that repudiation of partition could be forced by Security Council or General Assembly votes, risking UN credibility and drawing Soviet blame. He calls for decisive quick action either to repudiate or implement partition with US aid.
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Washington
Carl Sandburg
Chicago
United States
Palestine
United Nations
Warren R. Austin
Security Council
Lake Success
General Assembly
U. S
Austin
Soviet Union
Council
Russia
Realpolitik
USA
Middle East
Europe
McLEMORE Declines Hoot-Nannie Betting System Offer
Henry McLemore roasts a magazine touting Hoot-Nannie a foolproof horse wagering system. He jokes about losing money, reveals his personal race-track bias, and explains why he will not subscribe, noting his disdain for racing yet sharing his modest betting habit. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
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Race Review
America
Missouri
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Man taps gas and water from single well
Henry Tappar drilled a water well deeper after capping a gas well. He inserted a water pipe inside the casing and now both gas and water come from the same well in Evansville, Indiana.
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Evansville
Ind
Henry Tappar
Tappar
Barbs on aging and satire from a quirky column
A pithy column mocks aging trends and social quirks. It jokes about uneven leg lengths, mustache myths, cheeky girls, and radio comedians while poking fun at a Colorado teacher and the idea of reviving old west slang. It ends with a tongue in cheek note about sun shine lasting 86 million years.
Firemen Fail To Fight Blaze In Fake Test In Greenville
In Greenville Michigan angry residents staged a false alarm to probe why the Hodgeson house fire remained unsuppressed last Friday. Led by Stan Kemp the crowd demanded a reenactment at dawn. Chief Mat Faber and volunteers showed the pumper truck had not been used, and officials pledged improvements.
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Greenville
Mich
Stan Kemp
Lester Hodgeson
Larry Brown
Mat Faber
Hodgeson
Mississippi Dry State Tales of Graft and Black Market Tax
A writer reflects on Mississippi liquor policy, noting local option debates, state taxation of illegal whiskey, and graft among sheriffs. recalls wartime Florida and Mississippi scenes, Broadwater Beach, and naval memory of Old Grandad Old Crow as the state clings to dry laws.
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Sippi
State House
Gold Coast
Gulfy Coast
Mississippi
New Orleans
Vicksburg
Senate
Solid South
Gulfport
Miss
Broad Water Beach Hotel
Broadwater
Boys In
Navy
Radio Programs on KEIO and KEYY Friday Schedule
Radio listings detail KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 Saturday schedules with hourly programs from early morning to midnight. Highlights include AP News, Amos and Costello, opera, Navy bands, boxing, and cinema music blocks, plus later symphonies and talk segments.
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Rex Koury
Manhattan
Glen H. Taylor
Ross Dolan
Detective
IMN
R. Milton Carlston
Bill Harrington
Pro Arte Quartet
Sardi’s
Symphonies
Fred Robin
Record Shop
Maclester Singers
Parade
Hospitality Club
Charles Sloccum
Charlie Spivak Orch
Hawaii
Chicago Theatre of Air
Tony Pastor
Orch
Victor Lombardo Orch
Mutual Reports
Keyy Concert Hall
Morton Aia
Goodnight
Rocrd
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