Pocatello Post Editor and Publisher Details
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and Theron C. Liddle as managing editor with Theron C. Liddle listed as publisher. The paper is published daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street, Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates noted as casera and by mail at 1.25 per month. The entry states it is a South class matter under March 3, 1879.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Casera
Mail
Ats
Gambling For Peace in Europe A Pearl Harbor of Policy
The piece argues that American aid to Europe is a calculated gamble. It weighs three factors: odds, past performance of nations, and the opponent’s strength and tactics. It concludes that continuing aid is likelier to yield liberty and security than withdrawal, with the chosen course uncertain and strategic.
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Europe
Fancy Free Enterprise Fuel oil shortage stirs private enterprise debate
The fuel oil shortage affects private business and citizens reliant on oil heat. The industry resists public demand for their product and would prefer consumers shift to coal. The piece hints at potential control over coloring rules for margarine makers as a parallel gripe.
Former Gangsters Turn Profits In Legitimate Business
A Chicago era tale notes Capone era hoods now running breweries, restaurants, factories, and stores. They use mass production and advertising to legitimize profits, avoiding traditional crime risks while paying taxes and expanding operations.
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Paul Galico
Chicago
Capone
Heart Week Urges Public Fight Against Disease
Eleanor Roosevelt notes Heart Week and urges nationwide action against heart disease. She outlines three goals: research, public education, and service to bring medical knowledge to all communities, stressing public involvement beyond doctors.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Heart _ Association
American Heart Association
Royall accused of violating propaganda law in army push
Drew Pearson reports Secretary Royall used federal funds to promote universal military training and lobby Congress. The article alleges $50,000 plus in expenses for films tours and radio panels, with the FBI report reportedly unfavorable to Royall. It notes Royall’s Cadillac sale flap and discusses Wyoming senate race and Boise training notices.
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Washington
Royall
Ed Pauley
Army
Harry Truman
Tom Clark
Congress
House
Forrest Harness
Indiana
War Department
Alan Coutts
New York City
Arthur Woods
WAC
Howard C. Peterson
Woods
Mr. Coutts
Harness
National Board of Girl Scouts of America
Umit
Fort Knox
Justice Dept
Jim Wads- Worth
New York
Stuart Symington
Air
Justice Department
Leo Cadison
FBI
S Truman
Cadillac
Truman
Kent Keller
Ilinois
Senate
Wyoming
Thurman Arnold
GOP
Edward V. Robertson
my _ Robertson
Britain
H. H. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Coe Ranch
Robertson
Arnold
Laramie
U.S. Court of Appeals
If War Hadn't Happened Camel Transportation Story
Billy Rose recalls a 19th century U S effort to use camels for transport. The tale covers Senator Davis backing camels in 1850, Beale leading Camel Corps from New York to California, army resistance to camel loading, mass public curiosity, and a later shift in national interest away from the project.
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Billy Rose
Greenwich Village
Thissa
Thatta
Hugo
Davis
Mississippi
Congress
Desert
Franklin
Edward F. Beale
Camel Corps
United States Army
New York
California
Partridge flushed by hound and hawk steals bird
Elberton Ga. John Harvel's hound flushed a partridge. Harvel shot it, a hawk snatched the bird, he released the hawk, and the dog recovered the hawk while Harvel kept the partridge. Illinois ranks second in cheese production with 60 million pounds of cheddar in 1944.
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Elberton
John Harvel
Harvel
Illinois
McLemore Questions Books About Prominent Readers
A public-spirited column ridicules celebrity book picks and urges honest reporting on reading habits. The piece pokes fun at a typical list of titles while endorsing plain talk about actual reading preferences.
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MacKenzi King
Canada
Liege
Foch
House of Hohenzollern
Few Vets Take Active Campus Role
A nationwide survey by the American Council of Education finds most veterans in college do not engage in extracurricular activities. Financed by Disabled Veterans of America and led by Dean E G Williamson at the University of Minnesota, the poll shows over half of veteran students avoid clubs student government and similar groups due to time constraints or disinterest.
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Minneapolis
American Council of Education
Disabled Veterans of America
E. G. Williamson
University of Minnesota
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights for KEYY and KEIO
A detailed listing of Sunday programs and times for KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 featuring religious services, mystery dramas, music hour blocks, news briefings, and public affairs shows from 6:40 AM to 12:45 AM, with segments including The Shadow, Sherlock Holmes, The Three Suns, and Sign Off.
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KEYY
Young People’s Church of the Air
IMN
Sacred Heart Pym
Voice of Prophecy
Christian Scientist
Alexander’s
Newscape
Parky’s
Jim Backus
Teddy Phillips
Orch
Patti Clayton
Trio
Ernie Felice
AP News
Sam Pettengill
Mr. President
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Theater Guild of the Ai
Jimmy Fidler
Drew Pearson
Concert
Fat Man
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