Pocatello Post Editorial Details and Masthead
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor. It notes publication daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates by carrier and mail at 1.25 per month and mentions entry as second class matter on December 13 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Pub
Theron
C. Liddle
North Main St
Potatello
Idaho
Pocatello
Pocatello’s Fat Police Hit the Newsroom Card
The Pocatello police are described as fat and out of shape in a satirical d everyman column. The piece suggests two cures a gym at the station basement with weights or a garb undergarment approach. It notes young recruits grow heavy and jokes about public reaction. The column ends with a quote from Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin on democracy and education.
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Pocatello Police Department
The
POST
Santa
Pocatello
Cloyd Heck Marvin
George Washington University
Auburn
N. Y
Washington, D.C
Taber
Republican National Committee
Kamchatka
Congress
Army
Navy
Marines
Joe
Willie
Armed Forces
World government urged to keep peace says Einstein letter
Eleanor Roosevelt cites Prof. Einstein on the need for a world government to safeguard humanity from atomic destruction. She notes atomic energy could transform power, production, and soil needs, but stresses disarmament and UN cooperation as steps toward lasting peace and domestic democracy. E. R.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
Hyde Park
Bulletin of the
Atomic Scientists
Albert Einstein
Prof
Einstein
United Nations
United States
E. R
Ex Congressman Jones Pushes Power Bill at FCC
A report from Washington describes ex congressman Robert Jones of Ohio using his FCC seat to lobby for a western reclamation and private power interests. The piece notes clashes with Republicans over the compromise bill and a return to committee after lobbying maneuvers.
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Jones II
Robert Jones
Ohio
Federal Communications Commission
Jones
Congress
Western Reclamation
FCC
Appropriations Committee
Jane
House of Representatives
GOP
Dick Welch
San Francisco
Public Lands and Surveys Committee
Power Lobby
Charlie Halleck
Indiana
House
Sa v
Pat
Teddy Roosevelt
West
Paris
Humanite
Strasbourg
France
Friendship Train Committee
McLEMORE Praises Russia Amid Defense Critics
The speaker retracts anti Russian remarks and lauds Russia as the world savior. He cites Stalin and Molotov as peers with Hitler and urges disarmament, urging sympathy for Russia and restraint on arming against perceived threats.
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Russia
Henry Wallace
Marshall
Hitler
Britain
United States
Stalin
Barbs on March of Dimes and social fads
A humorous railing about the March of Dimes aiding mobility, paired with quips on seriousness etiquette and buckwheat cakes. The speaker suggests social pretensions and vows simple, practical humor over formal manners.
Peace Time Censor Opinion Sparks Editor Clash
Robert C. Ruark argues against a peacetime censorship board, urging Defense Secretary Forrestal to silence leaks by tightening internal controls. He faults military PR and lawmakers for glamorizing gadgets, warns censorship could drift into policy, and calls for firm penalties to prevent disclosure.
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Robert C. Ruark
New York
Defense
Forrestal
Tulip Bulb Sandwich Stuns Milwaukee Husband
A Milwaukee wife served her husband a sandwich made from sliced tulip bulbs mistaken for onions. The startled husband likely wonders when the flowers will come up, as the unusual meal ends with light humor.
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Milwaukee
Radio Listings and Local Notes from Connersville and KEYY
Radio program schedule for KEIO-1450 and KEYY-1240 covering morning to late night shows. Notable entries include George Henninger, Abbott and Costello, Metropolitan Opera, Gangbusters, Hillbilly Hit Parade, and Sign Off. Local note: Ben McKenney, mail carrier, lost glasses then found in Fort Worth after a Xmas rush.
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KEIO
George Henninger
AP News
Hoosier
Maupin
Betsy Ross Kids Klub
Vincent Lopez
the Library
Metropolitan Opera
Rex Koury
U.S. Navy
Glen H. Taylor
Hayloft Hoedown
Martin
Ross Dolan
Detective
Connersville
Ind
Ben McKenney
Ft. Worth
Tex
Lone Star State
Opera Guild Founder Portraited in Horizon Line
The fragmentary crossword style clues list an Opera Guild founder with numbered entries ranging from 1 to 63 across Hindu to plant terms. The readable portion appears as a word puzzle table with many incomplete entries and vertical hints, lacking coherent narrative or full solution.
Crossword Clue Fill In Preview Puzzle Set
Puzzle list of clues and numbers with answers across topics includes geography biology music language and civics entries. Clues reference river beverage heredity units horse gait standards Ireland regular cover scorches element symbol Verdi and biblical names with abbreviations.
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Ireland
Florida
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Hospitality Club
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