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 publishes mornings daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho with subscriptions by carrier or mail at 1 25 per month payable in advance. It is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 3 1878.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Tragic call to action on chartered airline safety
A column urges stricter enforcement after three fatal crashes involving non-scheduled carriers Coastal Airlines Alaska Airlines and Bermuda Sky Queen. It details repeated CAB and CAA safety violations, lax penalties, and lower fares bought with higher passenger risk, calling for urgent reform to prevent further tragedy.
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Coastal Airlines, Inc
Savannah
Alaska Airlines
Seattle
Wash
Bermuda Sky Queen
Bermuda
Sky Queen
Europe
Civil Aeronautics Board
Alaska
Coastal Airlines
CAB
CAA
Debutante Ginny Leigh Shines In Society Circles
Paul Gallico writes about Miss Virginia Leigh, the season’s debutante, celebrating her social entry with roto gravure attention and party anecdotes. He notes the glamour, compares parties, and recalls his own missteps in polite society while joking about debutante earnings and the era’s social mores.
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INS
Miss X
Cerise Jubilee Flambe
Ginny
Washington Journal Ruminations on War, Books, and Home
The writer reports from Washington on UN Human Rights Commission sessions and interdepartmental work, recounting meetings with press women Ruth Cowan Elisa beth May Craig and Genevieve Forbes Herrick. She notes time in New York, a preference for snowbound country life, and anticipates Fairfield Osborn’s forthcoming book Adventures in Contentment.
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Washington
State Department
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Geneva
Inter-Department — Committee
Devot
Women’s National Press Club
Ruth Cowan
Africa
Hitler
Poland
Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Foundation
Miss. Thompson
Elisabeth May Craig
Genevieve Forbes
Herrick
Dorset
Vermont
New York City
New York
David Grayson
Fairfield Osborn
The Big Con and a Crooked Family Tale on Broadway
Billy Rose recounts a professor's expose of swindles from the Tap Game to fake horse rooms. He recalls Barney Brewster, his son Freddie, and a fake shooting that ends with a real victim and a future doctor. The tale exposes con artistry, clever talk, and a deadly punchline.
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Broadway
Harvard
Jimmy
Barney Brewster
Barney
Brewster
Roper
Barrymores
Freddie
Princeton
Amos and Andy Set Unbelievable Radio Mark, Ruark Says
Robert C. Ruark notes Amos and Andy, the Gosden and Correll duo, have defined radio for 22 years with no contract between them. Since 1920 they’ve ranked among the top programs, selling a dialect show through changing times and maintaining originality despite rivals and censorship. They prepare for television while forecasting more years on air.
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Robert C. Ruark
New York
Sam ’N’ Henry
WGN
Chicago
WMAQ
Amos and
Andy
Acts of God
Hollywood
Amos
Freeman Gosden
Charlie Correll
Marconi
Bob Hope
Campbell
Chuck Luckman
Bing Crosby
Octavus
Roy Cohen
Roark Bradford
Uncle Remus
Charles Dawes
England
Gosden
Correll
Huey Long
Times
Four Part Days Describe San Marino Time System
In San Marino the oldest republic, the day is split into four six hour parts and no clock strikes more than six times. This system reflects the city state’s unique historical approach to measuring time.
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San Marino
Gold Holdings Near Record Peak
U S gold holdings nearly reach the October 1941 high, valued at 22.773 billion dollars versus the prior peak of 22.799 billion. The holdings have risen by 2.218 billion dollars in the last year, with treasury officials predicting continued growth toward a new record.
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Washington
U. S
Treasury Daily
Treasury
Women golfers set events in Chicago and San Francisco
The Women's Western Golf Association Open Championship is scheduled at Skycrest in Chicago from June 21 to 26. The Amateur Championship will be held at the Olympic Club in San Francisco from August 30 to September 4.
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Chicago
Skycrest
San Francisco
Olympic Club
France and Italy Seen as Skin Deep Communists
Drew Pearson argues that in Italy and France many communist leaders are superficial, with voters driven by hunger and material rewards. He notes that despite anti communist governments, local mayors align with communists, yet many northern Italians remain free agents who could desert if promised better living. He warns propaganda from Russia harms America’s image and urges broader peacetime messaging and to offer hope and ideals alongside aid.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
USA
Ussr
Russia
Smunist
Soviet Russia
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Czechosovakia
Red Army
Hitler
Jugoslavia
Mihailovich
Chetnik
Bosnia
Serbia
Europe
Western
United States
Wall Street
Teamsters Union
CIO Steel Workers
Musicians Union
Radio Programs on KEIO and KEYY Sunday Schedule
A scanned radio guide lists KEIO 1450 Sunday morning to midnight programs including Coast to Coast, Message of Israel, AP News, Southland Singing, Fine Arts Quartet, Hour of ra, Texas Jim Robertson, Foreign Reporters, World Security, George Barnes Trio, Lassie, This Week Around the World, Counterspy, The Fat Man, Sunday Evening Hour, Walter Winchell, Theater Guild, Fidler, Don’t You Believe It, Concert Hall, The Shadow, The Three Suns and more. KEYY 1240 AM daily lineup runs from Musical Reveille through Sacred Heart and Bible programs, news, Theatre of Song, True Detective Mysteries, Sherlock Holmes, and late-night orchestras and sign-off.
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Israel
AP News
Southland
Fine Arts Quartet
Texas
Jim Robertson
World Security
George Barnes
Raymond Swing
Gala Kaye
Ernie Felice
Sam Pettengill
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Guild of the Air
Jimmie Fidler
Drew Pearson
Concert Hall
Fat Man
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