Editorials in Pocatello Post Preview and Details
The Pocatello Post editors David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle publish daily and Sunday editions from 334 North Main Street Idaho. Subscriptions cost 1.25 per month by carrier or mail with advance payment requested. The paper is entered as second class matter December 18, 1947 at the Pocatello post office.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
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Scientists oppose militarism in government and policy
A group of 21 prominent figures including Albert Einstein criticizes universal military training and military influence in policy making. They argue that generals in State Department and military funding of research threaten personal freedom and warn militarism invites war, urging a return to civilian leadership.
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Albert Einstein
State Marshall
State Department
Admiral Leahy
Warren Austin
Congress
United States
James Madison
Polk
Lincoln
Spain
McKinley
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Madison
Roosevelt
Princeton
New Jersey
White House
Marshall
Einstein
America
Sympathy and housing costs shuffle in postwar debate
In Chicago the Progressive Citizens of America urges easing immigration barriers for Nazi and Fascist victims while questioning fates of Communist-era refugees. Senator George notes the displaced persons dilemma amid foreign aid plans. Max Foley criticizes housing costs, contrasting steak prices with inflated home prices.
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Progressive Citizens of America
Chicago
PCA
Public reflections on Soviet Nazi dealings and war risk
Hyde Park column discusses the 1939 1941 Soviet Nazi documents and warns Americans against prowar or pro totalitarian lines. It argues Stalin acted for Soviet interests, calls for skepticism toward intelligence reports, and urges avoiding hostility while seeking peaceful US Russia relations.
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Hyde Park
State Department
Soviet Russia
Nazi Germany
Russia
Marshal Stalin
United States
Republicans of Idaho set Lincoln Day dinner on Feb 12
Southeastern Idaho Republicans announce annual Lincoln Day dinner February 12 at 7 p.m. in the hotel Ban nock dining room. Tom Sahlberg secretary treasurer says program details will be released later. David Jones of Malad heads the Lincoln Day Association.
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Idaho
Tom Sahlberg
Lincoln Day Association
Sahlberg
Bannock
David Jones
Science Reins as Lie Detectors Help Detectives
Billy Rose recounts a humorous tale set in Lindys where detective Mike Romano explains lie detectors and a staged truth device used against a thief in Times Square. The story follows a rookie, McClinchy, who nearly tortures Bates with a fake machine until Bates confesses to mink robbing and other crimes.
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Lindy’s
Mike Romano
Mike
Stationhouse
Broadway Squad
Bates
McClinchy
Scotland Yard
Mac
Billy Rose
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Inside Information Is Overrated in a Quitting Letter
Henry McLemore writes at 10 32 am of quitting the pursuit of inside information inspired by the market success of Mr. Ed Pauley and Brig Gen Graham. He declares ignorance a path to wealth, ridicules past informers, and jokes about drastic measures to avoid tips while praising their profits.
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Ed Pauley
Brig
Graham
United States
Pauley
Washington
Cincinnati Reds
Margaret
Bridge Club
Independence
White House
Gen. Graham
Jack Dempsey
Ben Jones
Calumet
Maxie Hirsch
Eddie Arcaro
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Calcutta
Mr. Pauley
Nursery Opens At Hennepin Ave Methodist Church
In Minneapolis the Hennepin Avenue Methodist Church established a basement nursery for children three months to one year. The facility includes 18 cribs and requires mothers to supply baby food formula one blanket a rattle and an extra diaper for each child while parents attend services upstairs.
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Minneapolis
Hennepin Ave
Methodist Church
Advice on Storing Appliance Cords Safely
Do not kink or bend cords when storing appliances. Detachable extension cords should be wound loosely around two round hooks or pegs and never wrapped around hot appliances.
Indian Chief Crossword Clue Puzzle
Crossword clues for horizontal and vertical entries list items like pictorial Indian chief Jasper useless note in Guido scale appellation ocean high priest heavenly body Malt drink wireless scriptures near bone solitary tired hoarder perfume blackbird drag cover lamprey winged youth genuine forefathers Heath resor sloth vases tidy always rough lava belongs to him Ardor mother wings age entomology ab cor he is chief of the tribe
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Jasper
Crossword Clue Answers From Puzzle 24
Answers include Assault Morindin dye Wine vessel Headstrong Row Singing group Willow Lion Book of maps Meadow Incursion Yard shrub Title Ream and related abbreviations placed to fit a cryptic style
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Row
Lion
Radio Schedule for KEIO and KEYY Stations
Radio programs listed with hourly blocks for KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 A.M. include news, music, dramas, soap operas, and variety shows from early morning to late night. Program names cover AP News, Breakfast in Hollywood, The Lone Ranger, Abbott & Costello, Bing Crosby, and Dance Parade among others.
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AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Hawaii
Dick Tracy
Terry
J. Armstrong
Elmer Davis
Bing Crosb
Star Theatre
KEYY
IMN Farm Journal
IMN
Breakfast News
Bob Eberly
Trio
Kate Smith
Cedric Foster
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Harold Turner
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Pocatello Youth
Decision Now
Guy Lombardo
Orch
United Nations Review
Teddy Phillips
Tony DiPardo
Mutual Reports News
General Motors picks Mellon to board amid steel ties
The article notes General Motors elected Richard Mellon to its board, highlighting steel allocation fears as Mellon family interests own Bethlehem Steel and related firms. It suggests big firms influence steel flow, potentially squeezing independent manufacturers. The piece also covers Senate questions on airline policy and broadcasting rates for political ads.
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Washington
General Motors
Richard Mellon
Mellon
U.S.A
Bethlehem Steel
Mellon National Bank and Trust Co
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp
Frazer
Averell Harriman
Dick Mellon
Gulf Oil
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Union Switch and Signal
Aluminum Corporation of America
Melbank Corp
Mellon Indemnity Corp
Pullman, Inc
Union Fire Insurance
Carborundum Co
Westinghouse Air Brake
Koppers Co
Grand Old Lady of Cook County Jail Ends 35 Year Watch
Mrs. Mary Kennedy, a white haired 77 year old veteran of 35 years as chief matron at Cook County jail in Chicago, says young girls go wrong mainly because of bad companions and that confiding in mothers can prevent trouble. She urges regular church attendance to meet the right people and plans to get better acquainted with her six grandchildren and six great grandchildren after retirement.
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Chicago
Cook County
Mary
Ma) Kennedy
Kennedy
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