Berlin Crisis Explained by the Daily Worker Analysis
The Daily Worker offers a Moscow influenced view on Berlin crisis tied to the Marshall Plan. It argues Western powers seek a western German government and criticizes a Soviet blockade rationale while warning that a Soviet dominated Berlin would backfire on peace efforts.
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Daily Worker
New York
Berlin
United States
Worker
Moscow
Western
Germany
Britain
France
Russia
Future City Management in Pocatello Aims at Reform
Citizen discussion explains City Manager plan used by about 700 towns since 1912. A seven member commission would hire a City Manager to run affairs, with focus on efficiency, nonpartisan management, and improved parks, safety, and finances for residents.
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Pocatello City Manager Association
John Doe
Pocatello
Hansen
City Manager as Alladin Lamp Genii or Monopoly on Pocatello
The guest editorial argues for centralizing City Administration in a full time city manager to reduce waste and lower taxes. It cites past inefficiencies including zoning delays and wartime housing layouts, urging professional, long term planning and better municipal finance.
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Alladin
John Q
Pocatello
West Pocatello
The Nation's Pulse on Wallace Third Party
A Princeton report finds voters widely believe communists run the Wallace Third Party. Across a national cross section, 20 percent say yes it is run by communists while 28 percent disagree, with many groups accepting the label despite Wallace denials. Philadelphia convention anticipated.
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Princeton
N. J
Henry A. Wallace
Wal
Philadelphia
Public opinion on party control by occupation and age
The survey shows independent voters and Wallace supporters less likely to view the party as communist. It also asks if the Republican Party is run by a few big businessmen, with responses showing varying beliefs and opinions across groups.
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Wallace
Republican Party
Silat
The Warped Romance of Clothes and Love
A humorous essay contrasts how men and women treat garments as lifelong partners. It jokes that women rapidly love and discard dresses and hats, triggering dramatic arguments, while men cling to old coats and overcoats, resisting change and forgetting enduring garments.
Friendship Planes Letter Urges Peace Message to Russians
Ed note by Drew Pearson presents a letter to Secretary Symington proposing use of B 29s over Europe not only for display of strength but to drop messages to the Russian people. The plan suggests exposing Moscow propaganda and promoting friendship, arguing planes could convey peace without flying over Russia.
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Drew Pearson
U. S
Air
Germany
Stuart Symington
Washington
D. C
England
United States
Kremlin
Moscow
Senate
Congress
Moscow Radio
Russia
State Department
America
Europe
Messages of friendship balloons to Russia proposed by Drew Pearson
Drew Pearson suggests dropping weather balloons carrying pro American messages over Russia. He cites half a million balloons unused since WWII and offers readings from Akron and Los Angeles supporters to print messages, supply soap, candy bars, and Mickey Mouse watches at no government cost. He argues such acts could deter war without expense.
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Germany
Russia
War Assets Administration
Kremlin
Pacific Ocean
F. W. Danner
Akron
Ohio
Percy Smith
42 Products Ltd
Los Angeles
Schutter Candy Company
Chicago
U. S. Time Corporation
Ingersoll
Drew Pearson
U S Men Are Silly
An opinion piece mocks American male fashion and behavior, contrasting tropical heat attire with stiff formal wear. It lampoons neckties, collars, and coats, and imagines women in simple dresses watching men sweat in public. It cites cities like New York and Philadelphia and references Tyrone Power.
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New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Dayton
Cincinnati
Persian Gulf
Tyrone Power
Drenched in Philly Fashion: Ruark on Shirts and Sweat
The piece rails at summer heat and wardrobe folly as Robert Ruark, dripping in a suit and undershirt, critiques the crowd. He notes shirt constraints and the smelly, damp attire of men in Philadelphia, contrasting docked elegance with the public dress code.
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Philadelphia
Letter writers urge pulmotor at American Falls pool safety
A reader urges installing a pulmotor near American Falls natatorium to aid drownings, proposing lifeguards, a high watch post, and megaphones. Readers respond with brief notes on photography and Frontier Days, praising or commenting on local events and community efforts.
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American Falls
Pocatello
Ord
Ourdren
Advice From The Doctor On Salt Intake
Doctor Edwin P. Jordan explains salt balance in the body. Normal diets provide enough sodium chloride but certain diseases require restriction to avoid edema and fluid buildup. In dehydration or heavy sweating, salt may be replaced. some workers are advised to take salt tablets with water.
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Pocatello Post
North Main Street
Idaho
Pocatello Post Publishing
A. C. Willemsen
L. G Giauque
Gordon H. Allen
B. T. Russell
Ernest W. Hansen
George Gallup
Neasenes
Jatenenene
Sterseneneany
Paul Gallico
Kelly
Imbroglio
U.S
Robert Ruark
Philly
POST
Rodeo Committee
Spontor
Eer
Nancial
Frontier Days
RODEO
Edwin P. Jordan, M. D
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