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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1948
Page
4
David A. Robinson editor and Theron C. Liddle managing editor publish daily and Sunday editions at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier or by mail, payable in advance. Entry as second class matter is pending.
Attorney General Tom Clark and Loyalty Review Board chair Seth Richardson urge careful use of the Justice Department list of some 80 groups as evidence, not proof, in loyalty reviews. They argue guilt by association is not a valid basis for dismissal and warn against purge risks. Chairman Thomas of HUAC criticizes incompleteness but enforcement questions remain, especially foreign agent registration.
A two year contract covers the United States and Canada ending a dispute with a company producing 30,000 five room homes annually at 7000 dollars each. The deal protects union jobs while allowing technical progress and consumer protection, a rare balance praised by observers.
The Census Bureau notes declines in both employment and unemployment for the month of November. The report emphasizes a mixed labor picture and suggests unresolved job market challenges.
In Hyde Park Eleanor Roosevelt writes to a reader about political divides and the need to translate lasting ideals into practice. She urges action on civil liberties and global leadership, then recounts a snowbound day between New York and a farm, ending with a call for courage and unselfishness.
Eva Twiller, hailed by civic leaders as ideal wife and mother, declines a governor led award after neighbors credit her for caring for their children. The twist reveals Eva is not the Twiller at home but Mrs. Twiller’s former secretary, while the husband is in an insane asylum. A separate note mentions a new process plating nickel and cobalt without electricity.
Soviet pressure pushes frontiers across Europe toward the Baltic and Berlin. Marshall and Byrnes accuse the USSR of diverting German assets and production. The West argues to consolidate zones, restart German economy, and prevent further drain as Russia exploits remaining resources.
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Drew Pearson notes the French Friendship Train ran three days from Paris to Marseilles to mirror the U S journey. Geoffrey Parsons led ceremonies on the flatcar while Robert Blake described aid to French children and distribution through schools and hospitals.
Washington reacts to Seth W. Richardson Loyalty Review Board remarks on the disloyalty search system. The piece criticizes FBI influence over hearings and warns of a drift toward a police state undermining traditional rights. It calls out the broadened targeting of government workers as a danger to liberty.
A detailed list of morning to late evening programs on Y 1240 including Musical Reveille IMN Farm News Say It With Music Kate Smith Speaks Queen for a Day Meet the Press Democratic Radio Rally Meet the Press IMN News and various music and news segments for the Friday broadcast lineup.
Harvard University will establish a research center in Cambridge to provide the United States with information on contemporary Russia. The center is funded by a $100,000 grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York.
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