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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1949
Page
5
This passage records postal filing details for the newspaper in Pocatello Idaho with legal notice requirements. It notes second class matter status and compliance with Audit Bureau of Circulations rules and Idaho law for weekly notices in the Thursday issue.
Brow Beaton notes Dean Acheson has the second best eyebrows in Washington while John L. Lewis is said to own the best. The piece extols how eyebrows convey mood in negotiations from arched to knitted into a menacing scowl and even in repose, praising Lewis's expressive control.
A mid year overview outlines inflation easing yet unemployment rising, Truman era programs stalled in Congress, and the Marshall Plan, Atlantic Pact, and Asia strategy shaping postwar diplomacy. It notes unrest in Latin America, Greece, Turkey, China, Korea, and Indonesia with U S aid and policy responses.
In Washington, Rep. John Lesinski and Rep. Graham Barden spar over federal aid to parochial schools. Barden accuses Lesinski of bigotry. Lesinski says press quotes misrepresented him as they clash on government involvement in education. Barden, a Presbyterian, defends high public school standards and opposes government funding for faith schools.
Berle recounts a grueling weight loss for TV and film and a brutal gym routine. He jokes about a bone tester, an electric cabinet, a bicycle drill, and a masseur pushing nerves, claiming he shed thirty pounds but aged twenty years and still smiled with a propped mouth.
The article explains sunstroke and heat exhaustion as serious but preventable conditions. It describes sunstroke symptoms such as loss of consciousness and hot dry skin with high fever, plus recovery odds if survived two days. It contrasts heat exhaustion with sunstroke, noting dizziness sweating rapid pulse and gradual onset without unconsciousness.
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