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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1949

Page

4

Russia’s jamming war shows fear rather than strength

The State Department credits Russia with winning the first phase of its radio war against the United States and Britain, yet notes the victory is costly and may signal fear. Moscow’s intensified jamming has tripled transmitters, pushing Western broadcasts to “spots” while Britain and Britain admits limits on world citizen Garry Davis face entry and license hurdles as a world government idea meets legal gatekeepers.

State Department Russia United States Britain Winston Churchill Soviet Union Berlin Voice of America Churchill Garry Davis Davis France

Forest Creature to Stream and Stone Word List

A vertical word puzzle lists terms for animals elements and attributes. It pairs clues with numeric positions and spans many domains from geography to chemistry while weaving a theme of nature and measurement.

Unemployment worries and diplomatic shifts in 1948

Washington strategists warn of factory slowdowns as Bendix South Bend strike disrupts aircraft parts supply. FBI probes claim Communist influence in unions while Acheson pursues new diplomacy with Russia and Germany. White South leaders advance Negro improvements as other domestic and political items surface.

Washington Congress Consolidated Vultee Bendix South Bend Ind Air Force FBI Arthur Viat Studebaker Millard Stone Council of Economic Advisers Economic Council Secretary of Treasury Snyder Truman Oscar Ewing White House Acheson New York Russia Germany Vishinsky Bob Murphy Senate South Jackson Miss Richmond Vigilantes Sons of the American Revolution

Henry McLemore Roast Beef on TV Takes a Bite

In a humorous skew of television glamour Henry McLemore jokes about being cooked by studio lights and mocked audience reactions. He recalls a fan letter about missing Pola and Bear, a Portland zombie quip, a divorce filing, and how other TV looks compare to his own.

Providence McLemore Texarkana Arkansas Pola Bear Portland Oregon Lonely Heart

Faye Emerson Tops Hollywood Glamour in TV and Film Plans

Earl Wilson notes Faye Emerson as TV’s hottest guest star. she will return in Guilty Bystander with Zachary Scott for Independent Producer Ed Dorfman in August, after three-year film hiatus. Other items mention Jack Benny’s radio deal, Arthur Godfrey praise, Jerry Lewis anecdote, Gregory Ratoff divorce shift, and Andrews Sisters at the Roxy.

Faye Emerson Hollywood Faysie Zachary Scott Ed Dorfman Pictures Warners

Stanley Kramer rises from floor labor to Hollywood genius

Hollywood profile chronicles Stanley Kramer, once an $18 a week laborer, becoming independent producer of Champion and Home of the Brave. He built Screen Plays, ignored studio offers, and aims to craft challenging, idea driven films. His rise contrasts with the question Who are You now answered by Broadway signs Champion and Home of the Brave.

Hollywood NBA Mark Robson Carl Foreman George Glass Broadway Champion Home of the Brave Stanley Kramer The Brave Kramer Screen Plays Gable Bergman the Brave South Pacific New York University Fox Los Angeles Stanley Columbia David Loew Signal Corps Screen Plays, Inc New York

Miltons Memoir of a Fun Night With Old Friends

Milton Berle recalls a benefit show with Clifton Webb and a blonde companion. Paul Whiteman's band played with Bing Crosby among the singers while Waldorf-Astoria supplied four entertainers and notable dainty sandwiches. Berle notes nervousness as he scribbles jokes before Eddie Cantor and Will Rogers.

Clifton Webb Beca Georgie Jessel Milton Paul Whiteman Bing Crosby The Waldorf-Astoria the Waldorf Eddie Cantor Will Rogers

Fathers Day Origin Recount From Pocatello Postings

The article traces the history of Father’s Day from early proposals in the United States to 1934 when the third Sunday in June was finally adopted nationally. It notes key figures like Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane and recounts state by state observations and legislative efforts culminating in the 1934 designation.

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