Pocatello Post Editorial Details and Publication Info
Pocatello Post edited by David A. Robinson with Theron C. Liddle as managing editor publishes daily and Sunday from 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho. Subscriptions cost 1.25 per month by carrier or by mail paid in advance. Entered as second class matter December 13 1947 under the act of March 3 1879.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
The Fall of the Romanian Monarchy and World Dictatorships
The piece notes Michael of Romania abdicated under Moscow influence as monarchies fade. It argues modern monarchies embody democracy while dictatorships, from the Soviet empire to Spain and Portugal, threaten liberty. It calls for future battles to be won by reason over bloodshed.
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Bucharest
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Semeon
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Greece
Belgium
England
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Hitler
Mussolini
Pacific
Spain
Portugal
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Freedom of Dress Wins In Camden School
A Camden New York school board ended a three week stand by allowing a 14 year old girl to attend classes in slacks. The decision marks a victory against dress discrimination and supports nonconformity in school attire. The piece quotes remarks from Ernest Bevin Alf Landon Rep J P Wolcott and Kathleen Norris reflecting on liberty and resilience.
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Camden
N.Y
Presidential candidates and world policy in Roosevelt note
Eleanor Roosevelt argues that party maneuvers distract from urgent world problems. She endorses a nonpartisan economic advisory group while urging coordination under the secretary of state to guide policy and reconstruction efforts.
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Europe
European recovery lull masks coming French crisis
Marquis Childs assesses Western Europe as France faces a fresh storm. Schuman's government wins a confidence vote but loses coal and funds amid strikes and inflation. Monnet's report calls for over 2 billion dollars in aid beyond exports. De Gaulle hints at stronger state control amid ferment, while unions show iron Communist influence.
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America
Jean Monnet
France
Schuman
Berlin
Europe
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Charles de Gaulle
St. Etienne
At Least The South Faces Problems Openly
Paul Gallico discusses Supreme Court action against Oklahoma University Law School for racial segregation. He notes North and South hypocrisy, recounts a train encounter with a Black waiter, and argues for open confrontation of segregation while praising progress toward equality.
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Oklahoma
Supreme Court
University of Oklahoma Law School
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Rochester
Minn
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Joe
Western University
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Un Delegate Horizontal Clues Quiz Summary
A crossword style list presents horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and partial phrases. Entries include names and terms like Great Lake Ireland Columbus ship rubidium symbol and Hebrew letters, forming a mixed puzzle grid with multiple definitions and language hints.
Puzzle Clues and Definitions Compilation
The list presents crossword style hints with numbers likely indicating positions or clues. It includes entries such as Deputies Genus Girl's name and various word pairings. The item appears as fragmented crossword oriented content needing solving or mapping to answers.
Radio Program Schedule Listing Full Day Broadcasts
A dense log of daily radio programming across KEYY KEIO and KEYW stations detailing 6:40 AM to 12:00 Sign Off with shows such as Musical Reveille Farm Journal News and various music and talk hours. Includes program names like Peter Eberly Cedric Foster Tom Mix and Gabby Heatter with times and sequence.
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IMN Farm Journal
Editor’s Daily
IMN News
Breakfast News
Bob Eberly
Trio
Kate Smith
Cedric Foster
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Lean Back
Petrillo
Deva
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix RY
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Pocatello Youth
Philo Vance
IMN Sports Review
Guy Lombardo
AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Dick Tracy
Terry
Drunken Driving Ties Fatal Denver Accidents in 1947
Denver traffic officials report that most fatal city accidents in 1947 were due to drunkenness. In the first 11 months, 56 people died, including 26 pedestrians, with 19 deaths blamed on drivers or pedestrians who were drinking.
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Denver
Ruark Year Shows Promise Amid Mild News Oddities
New York reports by Robert C. Ruark note a mixed mood as a national survey hints at progress and irresponsibility. Oddities from New Jersey include a six legged puppy, a cat that brushes teeth, and a dog chasing a rabbit into a bush. Texas romance ends in a blast after a note tied to a bomb. A sea serpent sighting off North Carolina adds to a string of curious stories across states.
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New York
Ruark National Survey
St. Bernard
New Jersey
Animal Kingdom
Jersey
Internal Revenue
Utah
Nevada
Texas
Amarillo
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