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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1949
Page
4
Subscription rates are listed for various durations and methods including mail and out of state billing. The notice states Second Class Matter designation and receipt by the Pocatello Idaho post office. It cites compliance with Audit Bureau of Circulations and Idaho laws governing weekly publication in Thursday issues.
The piece argues Britain’s barterlike trade agreement with Argentina undermines Marshall Plan aims of European economic unity. It notes Britain’s dollar drain and export slump, calls for coordinated Western steps, and critiques narrow self interest over shared recovery.
Senator Fulbright's inquiry lists RFC officials who left government posts to join firms given RFC loans, prompting a bill to bar officials from joining loan recipients for two years. The report also notes supporting views on Taft Hartley repeal and remarks from Truman, Brown, and Acheson during the Paris talks.
The piece notes that many senators and congressmen sign autographs for fans, but some mementos end up on the walls of a "five percenter" who displays them to customers as proof of ties to influential figures. It suggests lawmakers may limit autograph distribution to small boys.
A Lower East Side reminiscence follows Sam Carmel and Giuseppe Maniola as they recall Rosa Maniola’s youth. The tale weaves Mulberry Street, L V D initials, and Rosa’s rise from pushcart to a business college and a job in an office building with a privileged suitor, James Wakefield.
Rosa Mansiola’s plan to impress James Wakefield backfires as her laboriously decorated Wakefield style diplomas flood the Mansiola flat. Giuseppe Wakefield learns the message that diplomas prove nothing about character, and James’s bluff is called in a warm family scene.
Milton Berle recounts a weekend at a dude ranch with jokes about Gene Autry Roy Rogers and other cowboy images. He recalls learning ranch life meets comic misadventures including a crude misstep with a steer and a horse promise from the ranch owner after wagering ten dollars.
A writer discusses Spain under Franco, visa hurdles, and US policy while expressing mixed views on dictatorship and foreign aid. He plans to travel across Europe, insisting he will report honestly about Spain even if it costs him admission.
Marquis Childs notes a tense contest between Leland Olds and Sen. Robert Kerr over the fate of Olds reappointment to a third term on the Federal Power Commission. Kerr, tied to Kerr McGee and Phillips Petroleum, argues for limiting regulation. Olds argues regulation protects gas pricing and Southwest interests. Senate hearings on John Carson loom before Olds battle on the floor. Olds’ term expires, raising temporary gains for opponents.
Eczema, or dermatitis venenata, is a skin condition arising from contact with irritants. Common triggers include tincture of iodine hair dyes face powders and plants such as poison ivy often affecting hands face or legs. Identification and avoidance of the irritant are key while soothing treatments help relieve itch and aid recovery.
A reader complains that crows waking homeowners with persistent cawing ruin peace and quiet. The piece muses on whether crows can sing, argue, or wake residents on purpose, suggesting no remedy despite neighbors indoors and out.
A collection of quotes criticizing Communist fears and defense policy. Harold C. Urey attacks congressional probes of the AEC. Louis Johnson’s strategy is challenged. Dr. John J. Masterson links health barriers to ignorance and neglect.
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