Pocatello Post Editorial Details and Rates
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It notes publication daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street and provides subscription rates of 1.25 dollars per month by carrier or mail. The paper is entered as second class matter December 13, 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
UN must act now to enforce Palestine partition plan
In a call for swift action, the piece argues the United Nations must form an international army to enforce the Palestine partition, with Britain handing over the mandate in three months and a force ready by May 15. It warns that failure could spark Arab resistance, jeopardize UN prestige, and risk World War III if individual governments intervene.
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United Nations Security Council
Palestine Commission
Council
Palestine
Britain
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Marshall
Henry L. Stimson
Frank B. Kellogg
Chaco
Truman
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
United Nations
Roberts Warns Allen Over Military Bill Vote
Former Supreme Court Justice Owen Roberts sends a blunt letter to Rep. Leo Allen, chair of the House Rules Committee, urging the bill on universal military training to reach the floor for debate and a vote. He defends individual voting rights while criticizing stalling. The exchange echoes broader Cold War era debates on defense and policy.
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Supreme Court
Owen Roberts
Rep
Leo Allen
House Rules Committee
Allen
Mr. Roberts
Congress
House
In Henrys Backyard and Red Cross Drive 1948
Eleanor Roosevelt reviews a colored picture book In Henrys Backyard noting its entertaining science content and humor. She calls on readers to support the American Red Cross fundraising drive for 1948 seeking 75 million dollars to aid veterans armed forces disaster relief and postwar programs.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
Civil Rights Commission
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Couny
Triplet Birth Tragedy Survives One Girl in Edmonton
One of the triplets born to Mrs. Cyril Collingwood Wednes day survived Friday in Edmonton Atla. The two boys died yesterday 24 hours after birth, leaving their sister who weighed 3% pounds and was reported do well.
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Edmonton
Atla
Cyril Collingwood
Diplomacy and oil: King Abdullah and Palestine proposed cures
Drew Pearson argues for decisive action on Palestine, urging Henry Stimson style leadership. He outlines two remedies: enlist King Abdullah to partition and police Palestine, or fund irrigation projects in the Tigris-Euphrates valleys financed by Arabian American Oil company profits, with U.S. taxpayer subsidizing oil giants.
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Arabia
Palestine
Herbert Hoover
Tigris
Euphrates
Garden of Eden
Hoover
U.S
U. S
Ibn Saud
U. S. Treasury
Near East
RFC
Southern State's Secret Police Unit Built for Riots
Col. T. B. Birdsong heads Mississippi's secret police, a once grand plan with a $100,000 endowment and powers to arrest without warrants. Now only two operatives and a secretary remain, relying on top cops and governors to mobilize quickly, amid uncertain funding and legislative support.
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Robert C. Ruark Jackson
Miss
T. B. Birdsong
Mississippi
Heinrich Himmler
Col. Birdsong
Clarksdale
155Th Infantry
Camp Shelby
Japan
Korea
State Highway Patrol
National Guard
Axig
Mississippi Bureau of Investigation
Fielding Wright
Birdsong
There Is Brotherhood Still Alive In World
Marquis Childs argues during Brotherhood Week that despite grim headlines ordinary Americans show solidarity through CARE food aid and youth initiatives. He cites Friendship Trains, Marshall Plan empathy, and displaced persons debates as tests of collective goodwill amid political fear.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Jerusalem
Prague
America
Drew Pearson
France
Italy
George C. Marshall
Marshall
Bethseda
Army Air Forces
Congress
William G. Stratton
Illinois
Germany
Palestine
United States
Radio Programs Schedules on KEYY KEIO and More
A detailed radio timetable lists Sunday programs on KEYY 1240 AM and KEIO 1450 AM from early morning to midnight. Includes church, news, music, drama, detective series, and talk shows with names like Alan Lomax, Sherlock Holmes, The Shadow, Truman address, and various music hours.
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Young People’s Church of the Air
IMN
Sacred Heart
Voice of Prophecy
Alan Lomax
Air Force Hour
Bill Cunningham
Nick Carter
Alexander’s Board
Newscape
Parky
Jim Backus
Truman Red Gross
del Courtney
Patti Ae
Trio
KEIO
AP News
Southland
Texas
Jim Robertson
Fine Arts
Sam Pettingill
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Theater Guild of the Air
Harry S. Truman
Jimmie Fidler
Drew Pearson
Concert Hall
Fat Man
Ernie’ Felice
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Or. Truman
Tugwell
Harry Hopkins
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
President Truman
Henry Wallace
Adm
Louis Denfield
India
Hinduism
Mihandas K. Gandhi
Cay
Abdullah
Henry L.‘ Stimson
Charles Evans Hughes
Transjordania
State Department
Teapot Dome
U.S. Navy
Aramco
Standard Oil of California
Texaco
James Moffett
Navy
U. S. Naval
Ruark
Southern State
Wright
FBI
Americas
KSEI
Pocatello Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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