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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1949
Page
4
A reflective piece uses honey and bee trees to mirror life’s sweetness. The author recounts boyhood hunts for wild honey in Oregon, describing patient pursuit, planning, courage, and work needed to harvest richness. The sermon likens careful steps and shifts to spiritual discernment and personal growth.
Army gossip notes GIs worldwide tire of duties and seek hobbies as boredom grows. Actress Celeste Holm, back from 21 000 miles of entertainment for troops from Labra dor to Morocco, says mail delays and library guard duties fuel ennui. She describes efforts to entertain GIs and references upcoming broadcasts and stage spots.
Robert Ruark rails against a Cleveland Baldwin Wallace College home economics course for men. He argues it enforces male servitude, risks turning men into bores, and equates housework with frying chicken and sewing, insisting wife roles remain for women.
A diplomatic quote from Charles A. Bay emphasizes NATO pact value hinges on implementation and visible arms presence. Treasury secretary John W. Snyder predicts continued purchasing power and prosperity with energetic policy. Charles L. Chute laments 18 to 21 year olds outside juvenile court as a forgotten penal group.
Marquis Childs argues that May employment rose to 58 694 000 while unemployment neared 3 289 000, and warns that June forecasts of 4 000 000 unemployed would overstate the real picture. He notes seasonal work, vacations, and data collection inflate unemployment tallies.
The Pocatello Post covers printer apprentices becoming "Reverend" amid local news. William Niles, son of Mrs. W. G. Niles, graduates from multiple colleges and plans a visit to Pocatello in August. Ted Talbot shows off puppies at the pound. Patty Price wins in KEIO Kids contest with The Lord's Prayer. second place goes to Sharon Calligan. The Pocatello Cardinals debuting rookie pitcher Sherman Wankier impresses fans as he limits Boise to eight hits, boosting hopes for a Pioneer league pennant run led by Manager Walt Lowe.
A collection of remarks from W R Poage Gen Lucius D Clay Sir Thomas Beecham Ross Hunter and Maj General M H Silverthorn. Topics include Farm Aid underground resistance German nationalism public taste theater endurance and amphibious warfare potential. The speakers critique subsidies culture military policy and future conflict.
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