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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1949

Page

4

Questions on democracy and communism in the Smith act trial

A New York federal court hears 11 national board members of the communist party charged with conspiring to teach and advocate the overthrow of the government. The piece weighs constitutional rights, free speech, and press against treasonous thoughts, asking whether communism should be outlawed or driven underground.

United States Communist Party New York Russia Washington

Machines may learn to think like humans say researchers

Dr W R Ashby and colleagues at an English mental hospital say a synthetic brain may emerge from time and labor. The machine shows a primitive urge for comfort and self adjustment as its thinking grows, suggesting future work to justify its existence. An uncluttered mechanical mind could aid government and international relations.

W. R. Ashby Dr. Ashby Ashby

Pitching In A Pinch Richard Harding Davis Profile

Richard Harding Davis stood as a dashing WWI war correspondent who once sailed on the Lusitania to cover the conflict. He rode with the gray green ghost German army through Brussels and reported from Salonika during Gallipoli, showcasing courage and moxie that impressed contemporaries like John McCutcheon and Bill Shepherd.

Richard Harding Davis Hollywood Charles Dana Gibson Drew Davis New Yorker Mr. Davis Lusitania London Lord Kitchener Davis New York Tribune Belgium Brussels Damon Runyon Salonika John McCutcheon Bill Shepherd Iowa United States

Deserter Turned Victoria Cross Recipient Stuns Allies

John Wheeler plans to sail home to Iowa after brief leave as he contemplates desertion in Salonika. Davis inspires him to stay, and the tale links to Bill Shepherd’s story of the Deserter and the Victoria Cross awarded for gallantry in France.

Davis Metropolitan Bill Shepherd London Strand Shepherd Salonika France

Paul Gallico Praises Video as People’s Entertainment

Paul Gallico extols early television as a powerful, honest medium fit for working people and children. He notes shows enchant children, praises puppet programs, and argues video exposes insincerity while offering entertainment, education, and excitement to ordinary folks.

M.C Fathead Eagle Rankin Bilbo

Kiss Me Kate Star Patricia Morison Recalls Hollywood Hiatus

Patricia Morison details a Hollywood drought before her Broadway breakthrough in Kiss Me Kate. She recalls being dropped by Paramount after requesting a raise and losing a role in Kiss of Death due to censorship. Morison credits a late audition for Cole Porter with reviving her career as she returns to the stage.

Hollywood Patricia Morison Miss Morison Kate Paramount Vic Mature Wynn Rocamorra Cole Porter

Farley Sought Seat at Truman Inauguration Reception

Washington notes describe Jim Farley in a tall topper shifting among press as Truman hosts a Mellon Gallery reception for 3 000 guests. Truman shakes hands with the vice president and dignitaries while the crowd realizes press coverage limits access.

Washington Big Jim Farley Truman Big Jim FDR Jim Farley Virgin Islands Mellon Art Gallery Omaha Kalamazoo Keokuk Olathe United States White House Pennsylvania Ave Mellon Gallery Mr. Truman Barkley Mrs. Truman Mrs. Truitt

Pocatello Postings Reports On-Wage Withholding Sums And A Penny Thief

The column notes the income totals on withholding statements and the general drift of pay days. A cold morning scene at Roosevelt school features a robin on a windowsill as signs of spring amid harsh winter. At the post office a drawer of the March of Dimes wishing well was found open with about $25 in coins. officials deem little to no money taken and warn federal penalties for tampering with government property coin collections.

Pocatello Post North Main Street Pocatello Idaho Pocatello Post Publishing Company A. C. Willemsen L. Cc Hollywood Walt Bobby Jensen East Pine Roosevelt School R. V. Swanson Swanson Lyon Healy Pocatello Pos Healy John Perkins Perkins Wis Caugh Vicksburg Miss Highway 16 Oak Street Oak Baptist Church Gerald Place Ivy

Road maps lack clarity and practical guidance for travel

A reader laments defense funds ignoring road maps and mocks modern maps for flashy illustrations. He jokes about driving to Vicksburg using poor cues, recalling how maps show fanciful scenes from Marineland to New Orleans, each image complicating a straightforward route.

Hollywood Gusts and Globe-Trotting Stars

Gregory Peck travels to Mazatlan after a 14 week shoot and denies divorce rumors. Lester Cowan and wife plan England trips for two new films while Barbara Stanwyck and Olivia DeHavilland are praised for award-worthy performances. Robert Taylor to return by February 12 with plans to build a new home. the old one is for sale.

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