Editorial Masthead and Publication Details
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as Editor and Publisher Theron C. Liddle as Managing Editor. The paper is published daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho with monthly subscription rates of 1.25 by carrier or mail, payable in advance. Application for second class entry is pending.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Forecasts for 1948 Hit and Miss in Newspapers
A satirical look ahead at 1948 predictions across journalism and society. The piece imagines citizens born in taxicabs, a 1913 postcard delivered, firemen rescuing cats, an understudy Mimi at the Met, a Kansas City cattle rodeo, brothers reuniting in Columbus, and no new Groundhog Day twist. Henry A. Wallace not elected president.
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Russia
White House
ERP
UMIT
CPA
Palestine
China
Red Sox
Yankees
Dodgers
Atlantic City
Mattoon
Ill
Metropolitan Opera
Mimi
Kansas City
Columbus
Food Taste Transforms From Comfort to Gourmet Fads
A reader recalls subscribing to a food magazine costing 3.50 and a year’s cost to come. He mocks elevated culinary pretensions and describes questing for exotic herbs and spices while planning a dinner of spare ribs and sauerkraut prepared with Rhine wine and luxurious accents.
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Paraguay
Samarkand
Brazil
Basin St. Bay
Canada
New Rochelle
Cincinnati
Karl Stutz
Sherwood Forest
Liverpool
Great Mammoth Cave
Luxembourg
Entertainer Crossword Clue Bundle of Hints
A compact crossword style clue list features terms across and down including radio related hints and various wordplay prompts such as Peruser Opalescent and Bound. Phrases like Mohammedan priests and Morindin dye appear among entries while vertical clues cover fabrics airship urn and more.
Puzzle of Silent Letters Across The Island Map
A curious list mixes numbered clues with scattered terms such as river islands stage whisper and love god forming a cryptic crossword style set. Readers uncover mappings among words and translations as a playful language challenge unfolds.
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt Critiques Wallace on Greece and Germany
Eleanor Roosevelt argues against Henry Wallace's plan to direct aid through the United Nations and without political strings. She rebuts his Greece policy, defends U.S. leadership, and cautions that Soviet resistance and German recovery must be handled with care to avoid future conflict.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
Henry Wallace
Greece
United Nations
Europe
Wallace
Ussr
Great Britain
United States
Molotov
London
Germany
Meet Between Truman and Stalin to Talk World Problems
Thomas L. Stokes urges a direct Truman Stalin meeting at a neutral site to discuss U S Russia issues. He proposes a world government via the United Nations and argues for using moral force to prevent another war and curb nuclear threats.
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Truman
Stalin
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
United Nations
Experts Make It Hard On Pocketbook By Paul Gallico
In a brisk critique of fashion, Paul Gallico laments the “gigantic” wardrobe turnover driven by fashion experts. He argues that economic strain and constantly changing styles erase last year’s garments and accessories, leaving women with nothing to wear and wallets emptied. He targets new hems, shoes, handbags, hats, jewelry, and foundations, warning the fashion cycle wrecks morale and home balance as women chase ever-shifting looks.
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Missus
Rupert Young
Washin
Potomac
Alexandria
Young
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central
Louisiana
Ed Hebert
House un-American Investigating Committee
New York
GOP
LeRoy Johnson
California
Congo
Johnson
Congress
Barbs and Bandits Reported Bank Safe Heist
A North Carolina doctor’s safe was robbed for 4700 dollars by bandits. The editorial notes varied opinions on other doctors’ methods of collecting funds and references broader public issues with safety and waste.
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North Carolina
Tax cuts eyed as Truman seen signing income tax relief
Drew Pearson reports White House aides push for genuine relief for lower brackets via higher exemptions and a Democratic tax revision push. Treasury study cites potential revenue surplus of 4 to 5 billion in 1948 and 3 to 4 billion in 1949, shaping tax-cut prospects amid budget forecasts and foreign aid costs.
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Drew Pearson
Congress
Truman
White House
Treasury Department
House Ways and Means Committee
House
Ways and Means
The
Treasury
Great Britain
Radio Schedule Listing for Evening and Afternoon Programs
A dense listing of radio programs with times and show names from morning to late night. Notable entries include IMN News Faith in Our Time Coast Guard on Parade Queen For A Day Tommy Dorsey Show Burns through 11:15 with varied music, news, and special segments.
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IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
IMN Farm News
Breakfast News
Bob Eberley
Kate Smith
Coast Guard
Cedric Foster
Martin Black
Erskide Jonson
Harold Turner
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Charlie Chan
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Whitman Orch
Jimmy Dorsey Orch
Play Taylor
George
Rulton Lewis, Jr
Jant
Orch
UN Review
Orrin Tucker
Io News Ou Rem
Goodnight Anher
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Henry McLemore
Australia
Tower
Tejai Diein
Boyske
Thomas L. Stokes
Paul Gallico
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