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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1949

Page

2

Meat price drop at wholesale level despite high profits

Chicago report shows meat on the hoof prices fall sharply from postwar peaks though still 25 to 50 percent above preOPA levels. Major packers earned less per dollar of sales in 1948 while sales rose to 7.112 billion dollars.

Chicago Upi American Meat Institute Dun and Bradstreet, Inc OPA Meat “Institute The Meat Institute Truman A. F. Guckenberger New York State Food Merchants Association

Army Leader Admits War May Be Near

Secretary Royall told the House Armed Services Committee that war is possible though not imminent. He urged keeping the draft as a spur to enlistment while planning for years of crisis and advocated a 70 group air force and no immediate drafts.

House ‘Armed Services Committee Royall Maurice J. Tobin House Richard B. Russell South Truman Russell NSION American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Congress Congress Labor Department Publican Easure Senate Labor Senate Nlrb Gencounsel Ediation Ent Russia

Imperial couple marked for silver wedding in palace audience

The imperial household board from the president to the court servants offered greetings to Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako on their 25th anniversary during an informal audience on the palace grounds in Tokyo.

Tokyo Imperial Household Board Emperor Hirohito Nagako

Von Papen Freed After Nazification Appeal

Franz von Papen, once a top Nazi diplomat, was freed by a deNazification appeal court after serving four years of an eight year sentence. The report notes his release from prison and mentions Scotland being nicknamed The Land of Cakes.

von Papen Muernberg Franz von Papen Hitler Denazification

Landlords in Tulsa balk at rent control stance

Rev. Wallace J. Murphy executive secretary of the Tulsa Property Owners association says President Truman’s remarks on landlord resistance to federal rent controls are unclear. Murphy denies politics in the eviction plan and notes landlords would have 60 days notice though property may not return until April. He regards the move as a last lawful option and contemplates attending a Washington meeting financed by supporters.

Tulsa Okla Wallace J. Murphy The Tulsa Property Owners Association Truman Murphy Washington Congress Dixie Gilmer National Property Owners’ Association of America Wright Patman Dallas Corey Patman

Blindness Forces Parent to Decide on Sons Surgery

A Brooklyn war veteran Abraham Goldstein and his wife Anita face a grim choice as doctors remove one eye from their 11 month old son Michael and both eyes from their 2 1/2 year old daughter Karen to halt cancer. Doctors say the procedures were successful and the family waited to learn if cancer spread could be stopped.

New York Brooklyn Abraham Goldstein Anita Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center Karen Michael Goldstein

Idaho Legislators Face Budget Strain and Public Interest

The Idaho legislature debates growing general fund budgets while public visitors observe from the gallery. Lawmakers note past expenditures from 1940s levels and question how long taxpayers can sustain higher costs as they proceed with committee hearings and third readings.

Rough Treatment Begins at State Affairs Fields

A fragment notes rough handling in the realm of state affairs including agriculture and highways as a starting point. The text implies broader political or administrative pressure influencing policy areas and public action.

Passing Laws Looks Easy

An ice cream bill moved from filing to passage through Senate and House committees with extensive hearings and changes. Citizens spoke, questions were asked, and controversial features were removed before final approval. Lawmakers claimed they knew the bill well after weeks of scrutiny.

Senate Senate Agriculture Committee Agriculture Committee House

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