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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1949

Page

6

Strategy Used in Making Acheson Statement Public

Washington recognizes that Dean Acheson issued a tougher public stance on Communism after senators worried his ties to Alger and Whittaker Chambers might be misunderstood. The Foreign Relations Committee released two sentences from his secret testimony while confirming his nomination.

Washington Dean Acheson Alger Hiss Senate Foreign Relations Committee Acheson Arthur H. Vandenberg Mich Vandenberg John Foster Dulles Foreign Relations Committee George C. Marshall Senate Alger Donald Hiss State Department Whittaker Chambers Hiss Chambers Hiss Brothers Tom Connally Tex

Latah County Man Named On Production Board

Clarence A. Jensen of Latah county was named a member of the Idaho Production and Marketing administration by U S secretary of agriculture Charles P Brannan. Jensen succeeds A V McCormack who resigned to head the agricultural conservation program in Washington D C. Jensen has chaired the Latah county agricultural conservation committee for six years.

BOISE Clarence A. Jensen Latah County Idaho Production and Marketing Administration Quince Rice U. S Charles P. Brannan Jensen A. V. McCormack Lewiston Agricultural Conservation Program Washington, D.C

Fat Cattle Ready for Market Hit Record Numbers

The Agriculture Department reported a surge in fattened cattle as of January 1 with 19 percent more animals being prepared for market than a year earlier. In the north central states the rise is 22 percent, signaling larger shipments to cornbelt markets and better grade stock forthcoming.

Chicago Department of Agriculture Department North Central Ariuina Elaughter Cattle P ‘Ubwnward

Cobain NC Hosts World’s Largest Fresh Water Fish Packing

The world’s largest fresh water fish packing operation sits at Cobain North Carolina. Three herring tents can process a million and a half fish daily. The site demonstrates massive capacity in coastal food production.

Cobain N. C

Russians With Maps Welcome to U S Library Exchange Talks Stall

The United States Library of Congress holds Russian maps but has received little reciprocal cooperation from Moscow. Burton Adkinson notes Soviet entries to the collection are limited though Americans have access to the library’s own maps. gifts and prewar items reveal detailed data while Russian city maps remain sparse. He cites British-sourced Soviet regional maps and a wartime atlas printed with special U S government imprint.

GTON Russia Library of Congress Soviet Union Burton Adkinson Moscow Adkinson U. S Office Strategic Services Soviet Russia

Enrollment up at Montana State University

Winter quarter enrollment at Montana State University totals 3362, 158 above the previous record of 3204. Leo Smith reported today. Tenants operate 58 percent of the farm land in Illinois, and a survey of over 300 farms found only two-thirds of farmers had written leases.

Missoula Mont Montana State University M . Leo Smith Illinois

Rumors Claim Hideki Tojo May Be Alive in Rural Japan

Kyodo reports a circulating rumor in Mae Bashi and Kiryu that former Prime Minister Hideki Tojo survived his December execution. The survey notes locals believe allied observers did not witness the hangings closely and the six other war criminals were dropped.

Tokyo Kyodo Japan Hideki Tojo Office of Information Tojo Maebashi Kiryu Toyo Allied Control Council

Ann Sheridan Returns to Work Amid Illness Recovery

Actress Ann Sheridan recuperating at Shepperton Studios rejoined filming for It Was a Male Bride after pleurisy illness. She described feeling exhausted in a bedroom scene and noted a 14 pound weight loss since contracting a cold in Germany last month.

Shepperton Studios Germany

Rumor Claims Escape Under Ground Then Flight to Philippines

A rumor says survivors slipped through a trap door to the ground and were not killed. They were reportedly escorted the next day to an American air base and flown to the Philippines to conceal a supposed subterfuge.

Philippines

No Shift No Clutch May Soon Be on All Cars

Buick leads with the torque converter called dynaflow offering automatic drive without gears. GM engineers say it promises reliability as oil flow and hydraulic pressure power turbines reducing gear wear and improving coast control.

Detroit Cadillac Oldsmobile Pontiac Buick Oliver Kelly General Motors Kelly Society of Automotive Engineers

Montana Winter Weather Brings Snow and Cold

Montana residents faced a winter system with snow storms and low temperatures. The U S weather bureau warned of a cold wave in the far northeast with strong winds causing drifting snow, while eastern areas would get more snow and western regions saw decreasing snow. Winds to diminish Sunday.

Helena Mont U. S. Weather Bureau Weather Bureau Continental Divide Divide

Portland Speaker To Address Moscow Chamber Banquet

R L Clark Portland livestock commissioner will be the principal speaker at Moscow Chamber of Commerce livestock banquet on Jan 24. C W Hickman head of the university animal husbandry department said Clark accepted the invitation. Other speakers include leaders in Idaho's livestock industry.

Moscow Ida R. L. Clark Portland Livestock Commission Moscow Chamber of Commerce C. W. Hickman University Department of Animal Husbandry Clark Hickman Idaho

Paris Iron and Steel Workers Strike for 25 Percent Rise

In Paris and suburbs several thousand iron, steel, and automobile workers marched and halted production demanding a 25 percent wage increase backed by Communist dominated unions. They also seek a monthly bonus to offset government approved rent hikes.

Paris

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