Pocatello Post Editorial Staff and Publication Details
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor. It notes daily and Sunday publication at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier or mail and states entry as second class matter December 13 1947 under March 3 1879 act.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
The Little Problem in Inflation and Aid
The piece argues that small selfish acts like meatless day violations and price gouging worsen inflation and aid efforts. It cites New York snowstorm profiteering and consumer indifference as major factors, urging honesty and unselfishness to curb crisis and avoid stricter controls.
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Henry Wallace
New York
California
Salt Lake and Reno Chambers Clash Over Cloud Seeding
The Salt Lake City Chamber threatens to sue the Reno Chamber claiming the use of dry ice to milk clouds could precipitate over Utah. The dispute mirrors broader debates on weather modification and its impact on public interest.
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Salt Lake City
Roosevelt urges economic ties to Russia to curb German power
Eleanor Roosevelt argues for an economic mission to the USSR to reduce German influence and expand American prosperity. She contends closer U S Russia cooperation could supply raw materials and finished goods, help build Russia, and melt the iron curtain through shared skills and growth.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
New York
Germany
Europe
Ussr
Russia
The Unjust Formula of a Courtroom Farce
Ruark bluntly critiques American justice, describing biased policing and hurried vagrancy rulings in Hamlet North Carolina. He recalls payoffs, misused caps on witnesses, and the petty corruption behind a system that lines up 30 and 90 day sentences without testimony.
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Hamlet
N. C
Rockefeller
Gary
A House in Upper Inbutsk for Perfect Weather
A humorous column argues that the bleak Upper Inbutsk region offers 365 days of bad weather, making visitors miserable and hosts relieved. The narrator recalls hosting guests like Mrs. Molly Hart who, despite her world sailing and flying feats, complains of cold and cold-hearted weather, proving guests always bring bad weather.
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Siberia
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Upper Iubutsk
Florida
California
Arizona
Molly Hart
New York
Jean
Molly
Vanguard Press
Upper Inbutsk
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Pope Allows First Mass For Paralyzed Priest
In Prairie du Chien Wisconsin Father Cosmas Meyer, a polio survivor who cannot raise his hands, was allowed by Pope Pius XII to celebrate his first mass without raising his hands. The dispensation enables him to perform the rite despite his disability.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Pius XII
Cosmas Meyer
Father Meyer
Representative Bryan Engraver’s Sacred Image Puzzle
A scrambled clue list presents a crossword style grid with terms across politics, chemistry, geography, and language. The page labels U S Representative and contains scattered word prompts, including locations, actions, and descriptors tied to a public figure.
Puzzle answer key fragment list entry
The fragment presents a numbered puzzle answer grid with terms like Sun god Gaelic shores sorrowful cry and other clues including espoused green feline and bachelor of arts ab musical third and hypothetical. It resembles a crossword style glossary with partial fill and missing definitions.
Meat Ration Plan Moves Toward Cabinet Review
Cabinet ready meat rationing proposal outlines a point system to govern meat distribution, cost by cuts, and enforcement by the Agriculture Department with FBI monitoring. Secretary Anderson will privately brief Senator Ralph Flanders as he weighs revived meat controls amid varying opinions.
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Agriculture Department
Clinton P. Anderson
Ralph Flanders
Vermont
Anderson
Pulic
Charles Brannan
Royal Family to Leave Bucharest by Train to Switzerland
The last members of ex king Michael’s family in Romania planned to depart Bucharest by train for Switzerland. Meanwhile authorities prepared to take over royal properties as reported by press sources.
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Bucharest
Romania
Michael
Switzerland
Indiana Kentucky tax pact pleases listeners at border
The article notes a reciprocal income tax agreement between Indiana and Kentucky allowing residents to claim refunds for taxes paid in the other state. Hoosiers and Kentuckians who work across the border benefit from tax credits and cross-border refunds, easing financial ties for those living in one state and working in the other.
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New Albany
Ind
Indiana
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