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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1948

Page

4

Exposing Fronts for Hidden Agendas in Public Groups

Morris Ernst calls for law to strip anonymity from political and other organizations that cast as public-spirited fronts. He proposes mandatory disclosure of membership and funding to curb undisclosed influence and prevent manipulation of public opinion. The piece contrasts current sporadic disclosures with a nationwide approach.

Morris Ernst New York Mr. Ernst Ernst Justice Department Loyalty Review Board

Wallace Protest Vote Reckless Ballot Abuse

Washington remarks compare 1948 Wallace appeal to 1924 La Follette era protest. Opinion notes isolationism, party divides, and warns that Wallace support risks chaos and abuse of the ballot. Politicals from New York Times observer James Hagerty cited on New York and California pivots.

Europe Shylock Tweedledum Tweedledee Henry Wallace Wallace Welace New York California Illinois Michigan James A. Hagerty New York Times Robert M. LaFellette, Sr Wisconsin LaFollette Edward N. Dean Wiscon St. Paul Russia United States League of Nations Harding United Salar

Laugh Maker Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A mixed crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues from a publication page. It features numerous lettered entries including common words and abbreviations across multiple lengths.

Writers Pinch Ideas From Columnists Across The Industry

A sharp essay on how columnists mine peers for ideas in a bustling press ecosystem. It lists notable writers such as Walter Winchell Dorothy Kilgallen and Ed Wynn and lauds Wynn’s comeback performance while condemning Amber as a literary fraud and media hype.

Walter Winchell Henry McLemore Dorothy Kilgallen Lenny Lyons Sam Grafton Westbrook Pegler Danton Walker Jimmy Cannon Bob Ruark Ho, Phillips Bob Considine Louis Sobol Frank Coniff Fred Othman Bugs Baer Ed Sullivan Hedda Hopper Louella Parsons Jimmy Fidler Billy Rose Walter Lippman the Parker Bill Corum Frankie Graham Joe Williams E. V. Darling George Dixon Vic Riesel Margaret O'Brien Harold Ickes Sumner Welles Red Smith Stan Woodward Gallico

New York Metropolitan Population Grows to 13.58 Million

Regional Plan Association surveys show the New York metropolitan area including New Jersey and Connecticut has 13.58 million people, a rise of 1.072 million since the 1940 census.

Utah New York Regional Plan Association New York City New Jersey Connecticut

Ruark Seethes Over Debutante Invitations In New York

The columnist vents about not receiving invitations to debutante events in New York and mocks the social season. He contrasts the refined style at Mike's Bucket of Brains with Virginia Leigh and her Moscow mule party, noting feuds and noisy scenes at society gatherings and lamenting his exclusion from the scene.

New York Bowery Follies Princeton Benedictine Brenda Diana Duff Frazier Miss Frazier Miss Leigh Mike Virginia Moscow Ginny Mama Third Avenue

General Meyers and national mood in wartime chatter

Readers debate whether General Benny Sir Lancelot Meyers will face a light sentence and how allied figures, inflation, labor, and air travel mix with wartime concerns. The column riffs on loyalty, duty, and public sentiment across military, industry, and politics.

Henry McLemore Benny Lancelot Meyers Ciill Air Line Air France Acci

Drew Pearson Praises French Italian Relief Work

Paris reports on the Friendship Train distribution of food to France and Italy. American journalists and broadcasters coordinated shipments, with praise for the effort and some political backlash from the Communist paper Humanite.

United State Friendship Train Europe France Italy le Havre Henry Cassidy National Broadcasting Company Paris Lansing Warren New York Times Nantes Paul Ghali Chicago Daily News Lille Bob Parker International News Service Rouen Don Lowery Rita Hume Alliance Robert Blake Herbert Schenker Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Rome Momento Sera Washington Smithsonian National Museum Florence Il Progresso Italo-American New York Look Magazine U.A.S TWA Pan,American Air France Army Transport Command Il Progresso Humanite Drew Pearson East Atlantic America Truman Metz Nancy Rose Dolan Elizabeth Adams Friendship le Figaro

Radio Programs Monday Schedule Highlights

Radio lineup lists morning to late night programs on KEYY and KEIO 1450 with shows ranging from news and farm reports to music, drama, and variety segments. Notable entries include Farm Journal News Coast Guard on Parade Bob Eberley and Trio Kate Smith Speaks and the Lone Ranger and Shadow of Detective features.

IMN Farm Journal IMN Breakfast Bob Eberley Trio Kate Smith Coast Guard Cedric Foster Martin “Black Erskine Johnson Lean Back Lis Tommy Dorsey Tim Superman Captain Midnight Tom Mix Charlie Chan Billy Rose Gabriel Heatter Whitman Orrin Tucker Orch Mutual News

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