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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1948
Page
4
Editorial note lists David A. Robinson editor and Theron C. Liddle managing editor with postal address at 334 North Main St., Pocatello Idaho. Rates shown: carrier and mail subscriptions at 1.25 per month. entry as second class matter pending.
Limited Court Seth W Richardson heads a Loyalty Review Board that uses FBI help for verifying government employees. The board argues secrecy is necessary, but critics warn secret hearings threaten basic rights and risk wrongful disloyalty judgments.
Washington doctors argue over how many medicines to give a badly inflamed patient. Relatives at the bed side grow anxious as the physicians debate remedies that may or may not treat the underlying disease rather than its symptoms.
J E Mowinkle of San Antonio, Texas sent a deer rifle to England during WWII with a note urging German resistance. Aintree, the Manchester area factory manager, received the rifle and replied with humor. The piece reflects shared Anglo American ties and wartime solidarity amid changing threats.
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses shelterbelt tree planting across the central states and the American effort in Greece. She argues rehabilitating Greece with dams and jobs is essential, warns against military escalation, and urges continued economic aid and long term development to curb communist influence.
ARKANSAW Wis. Flood and fire have haunted four generations of the Miles millers since 1857. Henry Miles built the first grist mill. Ernie faced fires and floods in 1871 1878 and 1897 1907. The latest fire in 1927 razed a building yet Cecil Harmon now runs the mill and stays prepared for further disasters.
Marquis Childs notes Sen. Vandenberg urges a bipartisan approach to the ERP. He favors dropping a four year authorization and confirms Truman support for a continuing program with firm production dates. Debate focuses on administration and potential duplication in a central ERp manager.
A humorous column riffs on President Truman, his family, and the White House cocker spaniel Feller. The narrator jokes about Feller’s mischief behind closed doors, speculates on who feeds him, and foresees the first dog’s misadventures as a presidential pet.
The frigate bird is among the fastest birds and feeds by diving on other birds to force them to drop their prey, which it then catches in mid air.
Drew Pearson notes the Friendship Train tour through Florence Bologna Milan Padua Udine and Gorizia draws large orderly crowds. Italian officials including Corbellini and local mayors plus Cardinal of Gorizia greet the train as radio reporters recount speeches and slight logistic strains.
In Springfield a 60 year old man Joseph Jaciow attempted self surgery with a dirk to cure a stomach ache. Physicians repaired a four inch abdominal slash by sewing the wound closed.
An electric vacuum bottle designed to bring a pint to a boil in minutes and hold it a few degrees below boiling indefinitely is now on the market.
A detailed listing of Sunday and afternoon programming across KEIO and KEYY stations with time slots for Coast to Coast Message of Israel AP News Southland Singing Fine Arts Quartet Hour of Faith Texas Jim Robertson Foreign Reporters World Security George Barnes Trio Raymond Swing Sammy Kaye Ernie Felice News Decision Now Sam Pettengill This Week Around the World You Asked for It Met Auditions of the Air Treasury Agent Counterspy Mr President Greatest Story Ever Told Child's World Exploring the Unknown Sunday Evening Hour Walter Winchell Louella Parsons Theater Guild of the Air Jimmie Fidler Don't You Believe It Drew Pearson Morning Headlines Concert Hall Dance Music We Care Hotel Stevens Orchestra Ernie Felice Trio Sign Off Musical Reveille Young People's Church of the Air IMA News Sacred Heart Program Radio Bible Class Voice of Prophecy Concert in Miniature Fungpaper Man Christian Science Pilgrim Hour Lutheran Hour William L. Shirer American Warblers League of Composer's Concert Stephen Graham Bill Cunningham Vet Wants to Know Theatre of Song Juvenile House of Mystery True Detective Mysteries The Shadow Quick As a Flash Those Websters Mediation Board Local and AP News Newscape Meet Me at Parkys Jim Backus Show Voices of Strings Its A Great Town Old Fashioned Revival Hour Search For Certainty Leighton Nobles Orch Tony DiPardo's Orch Mutual News The Three Suns Goodnight.
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