Pocatello Post Subscription Rates Notice
The notice lists mail and carrier subscription rates for 12 months six months three months and one month with in state and out of state prices. It records Second Class Matter entry date December 153 1947 and legal publication requirements under Idaho law and court orders.
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Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Idaho Has Everything for Vacationers and Tourists
A. J. Finnell of the Idaho State Automobile Association touts Idaho as a premier vacation destination. Surveys show travelers seek mountains forests and water with 6500 streams and 1763 lakes. Idaho offers three times California and Oregon’s trout water, vast wilderness, and six vacation areas including Panhandle North Central Idaho, Snake River Valley, and Stanley Basin.
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Idaho
A. J. Finnell
Idaho State Automobile Association
Gem State
American Automobile Association
Gem
California
Oregon
Sawtooth
Lemhi
Salmon River
Lost River
Little Lost River
America
Finnell
Panhandle
Hell’s Canyon
Payette Lakes
Little Salmon River
Boise Valley
Boise Basin
Snake River Valley
Wood River Country
Stanley Basin
Unemployment Warning From Public Affairs Institute
The Public Affairs Institute warns of rising unemployment if trends continue, urging Congress to extend veterans benefits, refund GI insurance overcharges, and fund public works and employment services. It cites potential jobless totals rising to 6 million by year end and near 8 million by mid-1950, with hardest impact in California, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Massachusetts, Ohio, Michigan, New York, and New Jersey.
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Public Affairs Institute
Congress
Institute
United States Employment Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
California
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
Michigan
New York
New Jersey
Brotherhood of Railroad
Dewey Anderson
Westward population shift alters presidential voting power
After the 1950 census, Pacific coast states gain influence as Oregon California and Washington grow rapidly since 1940. The 435 House seats will be reapportioned, redistributing political weight. Unofficial Census Bureau estimates signal a major shift, highlighted by coverage in Survey and U S News.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Washington
Census Bureau
Survey
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U. S. News
Max Gardner’s idea for traveling ambassadors pamphlet
Drew Pearson urges Secretary Webb to honor Max Gardner’s concept that every passport holder is an unofficial ambassador. Aimed at American tourists in Europe, the plan would offer a readable note on courtesy and good will, echoing Army GIs’ prior guidance to reflect well on the United States abroad.
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James Webb
Washington, D. C
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Max Gardner
England
Max
Europe
State Department
G. I
Washington stage amid real life acts and political drama
A satirical look at Washington politics as theater where Hickenlooper Lilienthal probe and TVA figures become actors. The piece riffs on Senate frictions, health care and Taft Hartley as comedies of errors with real names like Truman Ellender and the White House. A sharp, humorous take on current events cast as a grand stage show.
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Jack Dalton
Washington
New York
Hollywood
Hickenlooper-Lilienthal
William Shakespeare
Claudio” Hickenlooper
Don Pedro” Lilienthal
Shakespeare
Dromio
Ephesus
Syracuse
Dromie Clapp
Moscow
Gordon Clapp
TVA
Politeburo
Chaillot
Paris
Mrs. Roosevelt Seen as Model for Busy Housekeeping
In a Dayton visit, a writer praises Eleanor Roosevelt for efficiency. He notes Christmas shopping early, constant movement at events, and minimal interruptions. The piece also mentions her avoidance of alcohol and her habit of returning home energized, inspiring women readers.
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Ohio
Eleanor Roosevelt
Defiance
Mrs. Roosevelt
Hollywood whispers and showbiz moves headline dairy bets
Bob Hope backs a dairy venture while Ed Luckenbach plans The Clown Prince for fall. L. A. Mayer renews interest in horse racing as top track stars form a pro group to tour cities. Lena Horne cancels a MCA tour. Frank Sinatra prepares for a personal appearance in town.
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Bob Hope
Ed Luckenbach
Community bazaar absences spark Delaware weekend chatter
Weekend bazaar plans spark social duties and personal choices across the town. Notables like Eddie Condon, Jackie Coogan, and Pearl Bailey surface in a roundup of engagements and entertainment notes. The piece highlights the conflict between community service and personal commitments amid light gossip columns.
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Pat Donahue
Seaman Jacobs
George Jean Nathan
Nathan
Walter Shirley
Author Seeks Subscriptions For New Magazine
A figure named Menry McLemire proposes to publish a new magazine, claiming he will print it once he steals a printing press and gathers a loyal staff. He asks readers to let him in if he knocks on their door to take subscriptions.
Quotable ideas from leaders on rights and progress
A collection of remarks from figures like Dr Samuel Cavert Harry Bullis Carl Vinson magistrate Frances Lehrich Lady Meddl W Schroeder Henry Ford II Andrei Vishinsky and Robert Salter. The statements cover religion labor rights human rights education self governance and agricultural policy in a broad social context.
Fashion for Folks Like Us aims to mock fashion magazines
The author announces a proposed magazine titled Fashions for Folks Like Us that pokes fun at idealized American male beauty and glamorous travel. It promises practical, home centered scenes with ordinary people, diverse hairlines, buck teeth, and everyday meals, challenging the perfect images of Madison Avenue.
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United States
Caspar Milquetoast
Paris
Venice
Rio
Dietrich
Joe Blow
Sadie
My Magazine
Sadie O’neil
Antonio’s
Education as Defense Against Communism Speech
A quotation from President Truman emphasizes education as the first line of defense against communism. The speaker argues that free men sustain a spiritual defense that remains unconquered and unconquerable.
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President Truman
A Pact Is A Pact and Other Quick Notes
A mix of stray facts and historical notes covers biology, astronomy, calendars, archaeology, and wildlife. Shrimp sex changes noted, saguaro blooming without rain in three-year cycles, Idaho’s first public road now a ghost town, and classic calendar reform with ten months.
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Idaho
Florence
Brucellosis: A U S disease with undulant fever
Brucellosis affects about 4000 people annually in the United States. Acute cases show fever and chills, weight loss, sweating, pain, and sometimes a rash, with chronic forms being hard to diagnose. Transmission from animals via milk or meat, direct contact, tests include skin and blood tests, no fully reliable test exists. Prevention through pasteurized milk and livestock elimination programs. Treatment has limited success, with steratomycin and sulfa combinations showing promise.
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Italy
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Federal Council of Churches
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General Mills Corp
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Georgia
House Armed Services Committee
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W. S. Shhroeder
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Henry Ford II
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