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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post announces its publication details with address at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho and subscription rates 1.25 per month by carrier or by mail in advance. The notice records second class matter status entered December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the 1879 act.
The piece argues Britain should press Trans-Jordan's King Abdullah to support a peaceful settlement in Palestine. It notes Bevin pledged aid to Bernadotte, arms to Arab states halted, and Britain’s role in shaping a broader Arab–Palestinian arrangement with economic cooperation and UN-backed commitments guiding policy.
Senator Millikin accuses Secretary of State of treating Congress like an Army orderly over the House amended extension of the raci al trade act. Critics say the extension is worse than no extension and hamstrings policy amid calls from newspapers and business leaders. President Truman faces Democratic friction as Taft and McGrath critique party unity.
In a New York column Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on a human rights commission discussion about housing and medical care. She compares Soviet and democratic systems, urges world health surveys, and envisions mutual visits by medical experts to improve services in both the United States and the USSR.
Washington reports highlight Edward A. Rumley, ex German agent and head of the Committee for Constitutional Government, as a powerful lobbyist for the Tidelands oil bill. His backers include notable millionaires and publishers, despite past pardons and contempt of Congress rulings.
Robert C Ruark describes Don Salvador Bondia, 28, master of the Estancia La Elisa in Sarmiento Argentina. Bondia runs 3000 hectares with hogs, dairy cattle, horses and crops, riding the land daily, keeping an orderly, self contained estate with a vast pink stucco house and extensive art. He is unmarried, devoted to the land and its animals.
The speedometer needs yearly attention to stay reliable, though its delicate mechanism should be serviced by a skilled expert.
Secretary of State George C. Marshall and Foreign Aid Administrator Paul G. Hoffman denounced House cuts in foreign spending as dangerous, saying they would hinder European recovery and erode world confidence in the United States. They testified before the Senate appropriations committee in defense of restoring 2.16 billion dollars for European recovery and other foreign aid programs.
Gallup estimates about 58,000,000 voters will cast ballots in November, matching a 1944 pattern except for higher interest among men and Republicans. Education strongly drives interest, with two of three college graduates very interested versus one in three with a grade school education.
Boise UPI reports Sam Steward of Twin Falls a longtime Young Republican active in the area filed two nominating petitions Friday at the secretary of state office. He refused to identify the offices or candidates and has never held public office.
In southeastern Idaho spring arrives with rapid color and force, mirroring life stages from infancy to adulthood. The writer reflects on wartime delays in youth development, the sudden surge of creative inspiration, and the need to be ready for the springtime of life rather than try to hold it back.
A detailed Sunday broadcast lineup lists programs on KEIO-1450 and KEYY-1240, including Coast to Coast, AP News, Music and Talk shows, religious services, dramas, and special hour slots. Notable items: Texas Jim Robertson, Counterspy, The Fat Man, Sherlock Holmes, and The Three Suns with varied start times throughout the day.
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