Pocatello Post header and publication details
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson editor Theron C. Liddle managing editor and notes it is published daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier or mail payable in advance The paper is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 8 1879
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
A Look at the CED Tax Plan for America
Collier's magazine previews the Committee for Economic Development tax plan. It bases revenue on a $33 billion intake from a $30 billion operating budget, targets a $3 billion annual surplus, and favors high personal rates with averaged corporate income to smooth years. The plan aims to boost investment and employment without unfair discrimination, urging future tax reform once political winds settle.
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Congress
Committee For Economic Development
Collier’s Magazine
General Appeal
CED
Europe
Spaak Attacks Large Headlines On International Talks
Belgium premier Spaak criticizes press for treating diplomatic news as crime and sensationalism. He would curb headlines over a half inch, while approving sensational crime coverage. Will Clayton warns Europe risks defeat in the battle against communism without U S aid.
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Spaak
Belgium
UN General Assembly
M. Spaak
Mr. Molotov
Mr. Vishinsky
Europe
U. S
Will Clayton
PICTURED Hollywood fashion ext 110 One whose property is subject to a lien
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Hollywood
Woody Pla
Son of
Seth
Great Lake
Baruch testimony praised as global vision for postwar recovery
Hyde Park column lauds Bernard Baruch testimony before the senate foreign relations committee as essential reading for Americans. Alfred G. Vanderbilt Jr. recounts a Wiltwyck school visit noting modest needs such as bedspreads curtains skis and sleds and the shared resilience of 80 students adapting to limited resources.
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United Feature Syndicate,Inc
Hyde Park
Bernard M. Baruch
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Baruch
Senate Committee
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Jr
Wiltwyck School
American Jews Enlist in Haganah Defense Force
The Jewish agency announced that 65 American Jews studying in Palestine under the GI Bill have joined the Haganah. The students, who came to Palestine after World War II, enrolled at Hebrew University as part of the war era program.
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Palestine
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United’ States
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Haganah “Defense Army
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Campbell Soup
Europe
Senate plans films to boost GOP image in 1948 campaign
Senate Republicans unveil a plan to make 25 political films before November featuring Hollywood stars and congressmen to glorify the 80th Congress. Actors named include George Murphy Robert Montgomery and Adolphe Menjou with Taft and Vandenberg in lead roles.
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un-American Affairs Committee
GOP
Senate
George Murphy
Robert Montgomery
Adolphe Menjou
Bob Taft
Arthur Vandenberg
Congress
Charles Egenroad
Capehart
Indiana
Art Burgess
Cain
Washington
Charles Kapnik
Martin
Pennsylvania
Egenroad
New Jersey
Albert Hawkes
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Rose Murphy Sings Without Words Finds Massive Fame
New York columnist Robert C Ruark recounts Rose Murphy a shy performer who plays piano and breathes into the mic producing a squeak like chee chee chee and brrrr She has a hit record selling over a million copies and steady packed shows despite not singing Her unique act and nervous charm captivate audiences and keep her in the spotlight through the year
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Robert C. Ruark
New York
Rose Murphy
Miss Murphy
Bonnie Baker
Murphy
Rosé
Mary
Union Leaders Question Pay Increases Amid Inflation
Senator Wayne Morse challenged the CIO Woodworkers on wage boosts, arguing the real purchasing power of raises vanishes as prices rise. Union leaders worry a further round of hikes may harm members, while industry profits and consumer costs keep climbing. Some unions seek long term goals like guaranteed annual wages and pension plans to stabilize earnings.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Wayne Morse
Oregon
CIO International Woodworkers
Pacific Northwest
Morse
General
Electric
United Automobile Workers
General Motors Division
UAW
Union Pacific Publishes Seed Potato Growers List
The Union Pacific railroad issued a booklet titled Certified Seed Potato Growers listing over 500 growers of certified seed potatoes in intermountain regions. The publication, with planting and handling illustrations, has distributed more than 3000 copies to shippers, growers, county agents, vocational instructors, experimental stations, colleges and state agriculture departments. Copies can be requested from Joe W. Jarvis in Omaha Nebraska.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Intermountain
U-P
State Departments of Agriculture
Joe W. Jarvis
Agricultural Development Department
Omaha 2
Nebraska
4-H Club Work Expands for Year in Idaho
MOSCOW Idaho UP says 4 H enrollment reached 9226 the largest on record. Dan Warren Idaho 4 H leader notes members completed 79 percent of 11260 projects amid active participation by both boys and girls in 11 260 projects.
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Moscow
Ida
Idaho
Dan Warren
KEIO 1450 Friday Radio Schedule Highlight Reel
A listing of KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 weekday programs from 7:00 a m to midnight including musical clocks, news briefings, serials, and comic adventures. Notable items include Hoosier Hot Shots, Breakfast Club, AP News, The Lone Ranger, Your FBI, and Dance Music segments.
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Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
AP News
Dette
FBI
IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
Breakfast News
Les Brown
Kate Smith
Cedric Foster
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Harold Turner
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Your Navy
Henry J. Taylor
American Forum of the Air
IMN Sports Review
Art Mooney
Orch
Mutual Reports
Marion Huard Learns Lesson After Icy Street Lecture
In Grand Forks North Dakota Mrs. Marion Huard vows to drive more carefully after Police Chief Ray Hill lectures on icy streets. Hill later damages his own car fender at a slick intersection during the exchange.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Marion Huard
Ray Hill
Hill
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