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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatell o Post lists David A Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor. Published mornings daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with carrier and mail subscriptions at 1.25 per month in advance.
A former American radio worker known as Lady Ha Ha, Jane Anderson, freed from an Austrian prison after being indicted for treason. The piece lists Americans who aided the Nazis, noting sentences for some like Douglas Chandler, Ezra Pound, and others while praising British harsher penalties and questioning U S leniency.
The Boy Scouts of America turn 38 on February 8 and will celebrate Boy Scout Week with boys, parents, and leaders. The piece urges wholehearted support and appreciation for Scouts’ service and Daily Good Turns as they pursue their character-building mission.
The writer critiques partisan tax reductions in an election year, favoring cautious fiscal measures. He cites Baruch and Knutson on which tax relief helps different income groups, argues inflation hurts the small saver, and praises a proposed multi‑year production plan. He hopes to curb inflation and stabilize debt with broader economic reforms. He also shares news of a new Scottie puppy, Tamas McFala, joining the household and his dogs Fala.
Marquis Childs notes a government salary collapse from 60 000 to 10 000 and home costs 20 000, totaling about 90 000 a year in lost income. He argues the Washington job exacts a high price on officials and discusses airline aviation board staffing and salary constraints facing civilian and military nominees.
Paul Gallico argues that new U S controls on alien visitors are necessary to curb subversive activity. He describes visa term reductions, travel restrictions, and quarterly address reporting as prudent safeguards to prevent Soviet spying and to avoid being patsies. He cites Britain and South America as examples of strict monitoring and notes public outrage will follow protests as policies tighten.
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Drew Pearson argues the Marshall Plan must be paired with a political and economic union of Western Europe, not just aid. He warns against US big business direct control, proposes an international expert pool to aid rebirth of industries, and notes Russians use of propaganda and force.
A sequence of cold waves moves from western Canada across the country, with no relief in sight. Extreme cold prevails as north central states report 29 below zero in Pembina and 11 below in Minneapolis. Chicago forecasts 5 to 10 below tonight and a high of five above zero tomorrow.
Portland report states General Dwight D. Eisenhower's name will be placed on the Oregon May Republican preferential primary ballot, marking an early proving ground for presidential candidates in the western region.
PRESCRIPTION Carlisle. As he observes his 90th birthday, Dr Edward S. Conlyn says his prescription for longevity is a wise choice of ancestors, a degree of moderation and a capacity to enjoy life.
More than 90,000,000 pins are manufactured daily worldwide, reflecting large scale output in the global pin industry and indicating steady demand across multiple markets. The figure underscores intensive manufacturing activity and the role of pins in varied consumer and industrial uses.
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