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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1949
Page
6
The Pocatello Post lists subscription options by mall payment in advance for 13 months at 12 dollars, six months at 6.50, three months at 3.50, and one month at 1.25 by major carrier, with out of state 1.50 per month. The record notes Second Class Matter from December 13, 1947, and membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
The piece argues the United States must adopt a clear policy for Asia, not just Europe, amid rising Chinese Communist power. It cites a need for non Communist Chinese aid, a military planning board assessment, and potential support for Nationalists or Formosa while considering salvage or exile options as China faces a Red threat.
The piece notes criticism of disclosures by the FBI under Edgar Hoover in the Judith Coplon case and New York Communist leaders trials. It argues eroded undercover value, but asserts espionage probes must yield court action if evidence warrants, accepting the price.
The text argues that Congress should not overstep its role in the Hiss case and praises a prudent, hands off approach. It notes no congressman cites violations of justice and suggests remedies would flow through appeals if a verdict occurred.
Drew Pearson reports amid congressional attacks on the B-36 project, alleging conflicts of interest involving Louis Johnson and Stuart Symington. A smear memo linked to Glenn L. Martin Co. circulates on Capitol Hill, with critics citing losses at Martin's firm and wartime profits from military sales.
Aberdeen residents show off a craze with many beard styles as Pioneer Day rodeo and local carnivals approach. Men cite itchy starts and wives' reactions while some plan to keep facial hair until Labor Day or August water carnival.
Sars Wilson chronicles arrivals in Paris with a humorous lens on American visitors at the George V Hotel. He notes celebrities and hotel life, mentions Bourget airport, jokes about French phrases, and mocks cafe culture while recalling jokes and industry gossip.
Doctors urge vigilance during polio outbreaks emphasizing hygiene and cleanliness. Keep flies away from food, use clean milk and water, wash hands thoroughly, and avoid fatigue. Caution advised on school closures and swimming pool safety amid uncertain transmission methods.
The passage explains why water is the world’s primary solvent due to its abundance and material variety, notes alcohol as a close second, and traces the origin of the word cannibal to Columbus misnaming Caribbean conquerors the Calinagos, later Carib. It also clarifies that most of Africa lies north of the equator.
Marquis Childs reviews Ivo Dubacek's memorandum on communist infiltration in Czechoslovakia. He argues Western policy failures aided communist gains and urges a bold Western response to defend democracy and deter Moscow, warning of a broader European struggle and the need for a courageous program.
Robert Ruark reports a 102 year old man in the Ozarks claiming to be Jesse James. He accuses Charlie Bigelow of being killed by Bob Ford and recounts a life roaming from Missouri to Brazil and Oklahoma. The man, identified as J. Frank Dalton or James, cites a long outlaw past and disputed death.
A quote pairing two observations on life and marriage. General Eisenhower notes life offers successive opportunities guided by principles. Archie Gardner jokes that marriage needs two people and an anxious mother to stir decisions.
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