Editorial Staff and Publication Details at Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It notes daily and Sunday editions published at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier or mail and mentions second class matter status since December 13 1947 under the March 3 1879 act.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Protecting Investment in Europe ERP Plan Faces Senate Critique
The editorial urges bipartisan unity on ERP aiding western Europe with American production talent. It endorses Roy W. Gifford’s American industrial Council for European Aid to deploy executives and engineers to boost European output, under State Department guidance, while preventing a government takeover. It notes unions should be included to counter Communist influence and improve working conditions.
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Brooks
Illinois
Marshall
Western
Europe
America
Roy W. Gifford
Borg-Warner International Corporation
Mr. Gifford
Gifford
Germany
France
American Federation of Labor
ERP
State Department
Brooks Favors
President Truman Balcony Touch Ups Stir Rome Echoes
The column notes Truman admired a balcony in travels and wishes a replica in the White House. It warns the project could mislead opinions and provoke opposition though Truman has not visited Rome. The commentary references Mussolini and wartime housing costs and includes quips about veterans and atomic policy.
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Truman
White House
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Inflation and Truman's State of the Nation message
Washington column argues both parties share blame for wartime controls removal that spurred inflation. It endorses the president's proposed social program including social security expansion health insurance housing aid education funding and a higher minimum wage while noting Taft’s warning on costs and funding.
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Washington
Truman
Robert A. Taft
United States
Sen. Taft
Ussr
Congress
Architect Warns of Atomic War Creating Cave Dwellers
Boston architect Chester Lindsay Churchill warned architecture students that an atomic conflict could turn the United States into a cave dwelling nation. He urged peace to avoid a housing crisis prompting people to dig shelters as homes.
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Boston
United States
Chester Lindsay Churchill
Wallace Rally Aims To Demonstrate Third Party Interest
Marquis Childs notes Henry Wallace’s bid for a third party drew little liberal support beyond a few loyalists. A Chicago rally by Wallace backers and the Progressive Citizens of America seeks to show voter interest, as Illinois becomes a key battleground with hopes of 150 000 to 200 000 Wallace votes.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Chicago
Progressive Citizens of
America
Department of Agriculture
Wallac
B. Baldwin
Farm Security Administration
Baldwin
Progressive Citizens
Illinois
Democratic Party
Midwest
CIO
United Electrical Workers
United Farm Equipment and Metal Workers of America
Paul Douglas
United States Senate
Douglas
Marine Corps
Pacific
Sen. C. Wyland Brooks
Chicago Tribune
Russia
Truman
Answer to Previous Puzzle On the Air Waves
Pictured radio personality Virginia is the clue for a themed crossword entry. The puzzle lists across and down terms ranging from wedges to tidal kinds, spades, and signs, with hints about radio, timing, and ancient gods.
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Virginia
Soviet Protest Over Argentine Diplomatic Smuggling Plot
Washington sources report the Soviet Union protested Argentina after two Argentine diplomats allegedly tried to smuggle two disillusioned Spanish Loyalists out of Russia. The Loyalists were hidden in large trunks on diplomats’ return trip, prompting Soviet secret police to intervene and seek their release.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Argentina
Russia
Record of 2572 flights without accident at Westover Field
During the year ended last Nov 30 Westover Field reported 2572 flights left without accident. Soon after the record was announced a large Army plane crashed in Labrador en route here killing 23 aboard. The plane's number was 572.
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Westover Field
Mass
Army Field
Labrador
Russia Bolstering War Machine, Pearson Warns Of Global Threat
Drew Pearson reports that Soviet expansion and arms build up intensify despite European fatigue. He cites Gen. Spaatz on Russian jet plants, new missiles, and extensive knowledge of U S air facilities, plus prisoner reports and Siberian air bases. He notes U S precautions and debates over preventive war, highlighting Admiral Leahy influence.
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France
Italy
Politburo
Touhy” Spaatz
Red Army
U.S. Army
English Channel
General Spaatz
United States
Spaatz
Ilyushin
Yakolev
Sukhov
Tupolev
Lavochkin
Mikoyan
Russia
Ural Mountains
Germany
Siberia
Bering Sea
Alaska
New Hampshire Banks Hit All Time Accounts and Deposits
Bank Commissioner Clyde M. Davis reports New Hampshire savings banks and trusts reached 383,689 accounts with total savings of 335,305,661 dollars.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
Clyde M. Davis
Radio Program Schedule Framed in 1940s Lineup
The listing shows a dense schedule of radio programs across two stations, detailing show names, hosts, and times from early morning to late night. It includes news segments, music, serials, and variety programs with multiple repetitions and cross-mentions of hosts and sponsors.
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IMN Farm Journal
IMN
Breakfast News
Cedric Foster
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Harold Turner
Tommy Dorsey
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatters
Science of molting crabs explained in simple terms
A soft-shell crab forms after shedding its old shell during molting. The process creates a temporary soft exterior until the new exoskeleton hardens, allowing growth and protection as the crab transitions from old to new shell.
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