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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1949

Page

4

Road Show to Probe Unemployment Across States

The Commerce Department launches a road show to study unemployment with six top officials touring New England Boston and Louisville to gather facts. Charles Sawyer, Ralph Hetzel, and others will expand to Detroit, Cleveland, and Cincinnati while BES data show distress pockets in New England and 10 areas nationwide with unemployment up 12 to 23 percent from March to May 1949.

Commerce Department Truman Commerce Charles Sawyer Sawyer John R. Steelman Doc Steelman Armed Services Marshall Plan Boys Boston New England New England Council of Manufacturers and Businessmen Ralph Hetzel War Production Board CIO C. V. Whitney M. J. Meehan Office of Business Economics Louisville Frankfort Thomas C. Blaisdell Atlanta H. B. McCoy Office of Domestic Commerce St. Paul Minneapolis St. Louis Detroit Lansing Muskegon Cleveland Cincinnati Washington Department Census Bureau U. S. Bureau of Employment Security BES New Bedford Wooster Mass Bridgeport Waterbury Mich Knoxville Tenn San Jose Calif

Cugat In Lima Flight Sparks Playful Barbs On Presidents

Xavier Cugat and his orchestra wrap a successful Lima engagement as a playful exchange over presidents versus presidentas unfolds at the airport cafe. A saxophonist’s wife pets a pomp’dog while Argentines joke about future leadership.

Xavier Cugat Lima Peru Cugat

Longest Trial Reporter Notes Tallest Witness

A reporter recalls the New York trial of 11 Communist leaders where the tallest witness to date has appeared. The six month trial is projected to last another six months, inviting joking bets on future witness attributes and even a door prize for the 250th spectator entering the courtroom.

New York

City manager plan debated by Boise leaders

Statewide argues Boise is too large for a city manager but cites comparable cities that have adopted the plan. Mayor Potter P. Howard retorts the system suits smaller communities and questions U S governance models citing large cities like Oakland San Diego Atlanta Worcester Flint Grand Rapids Kansas City Rochester Dayton Cincinnati Toledo Oklahoma City Dallas Worth Norfolk and others.

Boise Potter P. Howard Howard U. S Oakland Calif San Diego Miami Florida Atlanta Worcester Mass Flint Mich Grand Rapids Kansas City Kansas Rochester N. Y Dayton Ohio Cincinnati Toledo Oklahoma City Oklahoma Dallas Texas Worth Norfolk Virginia

Ammoniated spuds and Pioneer Day notes from Idaho region

Reader reflects on ammoniated potatoes experiment at Harry Katseanes farm near Blackfoot with Bingham County agent and Simplot. discussors consider hygiene and dental uses. Local road resurfacing on US 30 between Michaud and American Falls noted, plus Aberdeen Pioneer Day observations and civic quotes about education and community spirit.

Steve Lamoreux Harry Katseanes Blackfoot Bingham County Simplot Produce Co Bob Corlis ISC

Preparations for Grandchildren Visit at ISC Campus

The letter describes securing a house before grandchildren visit, hiding glass items and dangerous objects, locking and securing rooms, and keeping candies out of sight. It notes a trip by Martin from University of New Mexico praising ISC faculty including Dr. R. L. Stevenson and Miss Ruth Haggart, with Steve Lamoreux signing.

Bent ISC Soda Springs University of New Mexico U of N.M Martin New Mexico R. L. Stevenson Ruth Haggart Steve Lamoreux

Hay Fever Conditions and Treatments Face August Rush

Millions suffer as ragweed pollen rises around August 15. Injections before the season reduce sensitivity, though responses vary and many benefits fade once the season starts. Air conditioned spaces and filters provide relief. drugs offer short term help with potential side effects.

Nuclear tensions cited by lawmakers and leaders

Senator Arthur H. Van denberg of Michigan warns against an arms race while stressing the value of potential deterrents. President Syngman Rhee compares communism to cholera and calls attention to creeping Communist influence near Asia’s borders.

Far East Syngman Rhee South Korea

Virginia primary battle tests Byrd machine grip

In Virginia a fierce governor primary pits anti Byrd forces backing Francis Miller against James Battle with Remmie Arnold and Horace Edwards. The issue of voting rights and poll taxes dominates debate as registration surges especially among organized labor and Negro districts, highlighting long standing one party control and tensions over political machines.

Washington Virginia Byrd Francis Pickens Miller James S. Battle Remmie L. Arnold Horace H. Edwards Arnold Edwards House Illinois Wih South Senate James L. Almond, Jr Richmond Fourth Vira

Too Darn Hot as 1940s Headlines Sweat

Robert Ruark riffs on heat and headlines from New York a sweltering essay noting headlines about Reds arms talks atom bombs and economists while peppered with names and events ranging from Mrs Roosevelt Thomas Mann and Rita Hayworth to the Frankfurt trial and looming invasions all framed by heat and humor.

New York Washington Peg Harry Vaughan Vaughan Thomas Mann Germany Pete Martha Beck Senor Raymond Fernandez Frankfurt Rita Hayworth Aly Khan ex-Govree Senate

Political Debate Over Burglary Laws and World Treaty

Sen Tom Connally urges ratification of the North Atlantic Treaty arguing nations should not fear peaceful commitments. John K Norton of Columbia Teachers College says Communist party members should not teach in schools. Secretary John W Snyder downplays anxiety, citing solid business and public finance fundamentals.

Tom Connally Texas John K. Norton Columbia University Teachers’ College Communist Party Secretary of the Treasury John W. Snyder

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