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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1948

Page

5

Pocatello Post Editorial Staff and Publication Details

The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor. It is published daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier or by mail, paid in advance. The paper is entered as second class matter December 18 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 3 1879.

David A. Robinson Theron C.liddle North Main St Pocatello Idaho

Pravda readers misread American life in Boris Izakov series

The piece notes Pravda reporters Izakov and Zhukov toured the United States, offering skewed impressions of American life. It argues their conclusions reflect Soviet propaganda about impending capitalist collapse and war, while masking Russia’s own rigid system and fears of imperialism, prices, and shortages.

Pravda Boris Izakov Yurizhukov Izakov Zhukov Communist Party New York City New York Chicago Eisenhower America Europe Russia

Grain scandal brushes Senate probe with insider flaw

The Senate committee probing grain speculation discovered an insider from Congress, Dr. John K. Rose, adviser on world grain needs to the House Foreign Aid panel. Rose reportedly lost 1744 in last year’s grain bets while serving as a quoted expert.

Senate Congress John K. Rose House Committee On Foreign Aid House Committee

Republicans Repudiate Baruch Plan In Roosevelt Column

Eleanor Roosevelt writes from Hyde Park criticizing Republican backing of tax cuts and Hoover's stance on European aid. She argues such measures worsen living costs, harm the American public, and delay welfare programs while blaming Democrats. She warns against aiding an unrestrained German industry and highlights potential political consequences.

Eleanor Roosevelt United Feature Syndicate, Inc Hyde Park Knutson Herbert Hoover State Marshall Europe Congress United States Bernard M. Baruch Henry Wallace Western Germany Pecora Nye U.S Hitler Deae James Forres

Hoover memoir hints at Marshall plan split in GOP

Drew Pearson notes Hoover opposed Truman era foreign aid while highlighting a rift in the Republican party between Taft isolationists and Vandenberg interventionists. The piece argues Hoover’s testimony underscores deeper intra party tensions affecting postwar policy.

Washington Herbert Hoover White House Harry Truman Hoover Taft Vandenberg Democratic Party Mr. Hooy

Tandberg Fight Seen As A Win In Disguise, Say Local Scribe

The article argues Olle Tandberg’s loss to Joe Maxim was staged as part of a calculated plan by his Swedish manager leading to a future title shot against Joe Louis. It frames Tandberg as a victim of choreographed bouts designed to advance strategic goals in boxing’s power dynamics.

Olle Tandberg Madison Square Garden Sweden Tandberg Joe Baksi United States Joe Louis Joe Maxim Leonard Lyonses Maxim Olle Joseph Louis Barrow Old Disaster Trouble Maxim de Vin McNaught Syndicate, Inc Germany Latin America Europe

Fragmented British Official HORIZOD Puzzle Snippet

A fragmentary listing shows clues and word fragments for a British official crossword style puzzle. Entries include hints for terms like Cuban capital secret heart and other short clues such as cask bone raise fashion credit and Missive.

Geraint

Word Puzzle Solved: Matching Clues to Answers

Classified list pairs solved with concise matches for each clue. Sodium element symbol Na corresponds to 11, mineral rock relates to ore, make possible equals enable, biblical tribe is Reuben or Dan depending, presiding relates to overseeing, tellurium is Te, snares are traps, marble is stone, impersonally the elder is elder one, owed equals was indebted, broadest equals widest, list equals catalog, lie later clues align to fitting vocabulary.

The Last Great Gentleman of Golf Crowinshield Remembered

Henry McLemore sketches Frank Crowninshield as a masterful editor and warm friend who loved golf. He recalls their early National at Southampton pairing, Crowninshield’s coaching on putting, and his vivid golf field dramatizations guiding Henry away from errors.

Henry McLemore Frank Crowninshield Crowninshield Art Musem Bobby Jones Gene Sarazen Jess Sweetser Ben Hogan Byrom Nelson Mr. Frank Grantland Rices Kate Granny Arctic Congo Southampton Henry Vogue Granny Rice Vardon Frank

Food Production Up One Third

Secretary of Agriculture Clinton P. Anderson reports U S food production runs about one third above pre war levels. He forecasts abundant citrus in 1948 with adequate supply of fresh and canned vegetables to meet heavy demand. Canned vegetable consumption up 41 percent since 1935 39 average. Meat, eggs and fruit show notable rises.

Chicago Clinton P. Anderson United States National Association of Retail Grocers Anderson

Radio Programs Schedule on Keio and Keyy Stations

A detailed list of daily radio slots on KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 AM from early morning to late night, naming programs such as Musical Clock, Slim Bryant's Wildcats, AP News, Breakfast Club, Juke Box Jamboree, Paul Whiteman Club, Xavier Cugat, Dick Tracy, Boston Symphony, Town Meeting, and more with times and hosts throughout the day.

KEIO Slim Bryant Wildcats AP News Kings Hollywood Ted Malone Bankhage Galen Drake Allen Roth Xavier Cugat Dick Tracy Terry Elmer Davis Rotary Idaho Spotlight A.P. News Boston Symphony Stars of Song John Sanborn Ellery Queen

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