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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post editors are David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle. The paper publishes daily and Sundays from 334 North Main Street, Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier or mail. It is entered as second class matter December 18, 1947.
Eric Johnston warns against unchecked fury toward Communists and calls for careful, legal, and selective scrutiny. He notes Hollywood witnesses and the need for clear policy on Communist members in private industry and government service. He urges balancing civil rights with national security and warns against witch hunts.
My Day columnist discusses General Charles De Gaulle's proposal to dissolve trade unions in France and create a new association with equal rights for workers and employers. The piece notes risks of government control, lauds existing free unions, and covers James B. Carey's mission to sway the world federation of unions toward the Marshall Plan.
Dewey shows a changed persona at a World Telegram dinner, adopting a warmer voice and relaxed humor. The piece notes a softer, more confident delivery, likening him to Crosby and Godfrey, with growing appeal among sports figures and voters. Ike Eisenhower remains the only rival described as equally polished.
A compact note surveys topics from an operatic singer to instruction on French plural forms and a brief mention of an Oriental coin. It also lists terms for slight noise and a skill as related study items.
Marquis Childs argues that Senate Republicans led by Homer Ferguson target Edwin W. Pauley as a political villain in a spectacle of alleged insider dealings. He questions whether the investigation yields real reform or is merely an election year Charade echoing past exposes.
A radio station listing details hour by hour programs from KEIO-1450 with shows such as Hoosier Hot Shots and Breakfast Club, followed by a concluding line noting tropical hardwoods supply nine percent of timber used per the Encyclopedia Britannica.
Salem Oregon: Frank Lockman, Sr. aged 49, will graduate from Salem High School next June, a year ahead of his son Frank Lockman Jr. who is a high school junior. He hopes to later share a law practice with his son.
Swedish cancer expert Prof Elis Berven arrived by train from Moscow en route to Stockholm and said the patient he went to treat was a field marshal of the Soviet tank forces. He refused to name the patient but stressed it was not Premier Josef Stalin and said he had never seen Stalin or been to Moscow.
Austrian Press Agency from Graz reports Professor Wilhelm Goetsch of the local university has discovered a new vitamin named vitamin 5. Experiments indicate it increases newborn weight by about 25 percent and speeds cellular assimilation in both mammals and plants.
In Monongahela Pennsylvania Ben Nelson references a news item about a light bulb claimed to have run 17 years on end. He cites an Austrian made bulb in his hallway still functioning after 20 years, challenging the reported record.
A car speeding through Wichita carried a Missouri license plate and a banner reading Just engaged going to ask papa. The brief note frames a curious scene with a personal message displayed on a vehicle.
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