Pocatello Post Second Class Matter Claim
The Pocatello Post is entered as second class matter at the Pocatello Idaho post office on December 13 1947 under the act of March 3 1879.
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Idaho
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1949
Page
4
Miners Drama and a Cricket Thermometer in One Issue
The piece blends a critique of John L. Lewis and UMW strikes with a note on a new temperature-measuring cricket dubbed Mr X. It cites a looming June 30 contract expiry and an unexpectedly large coal surplus of about 70 million tons. The insect thermometer, described by Dr. Cleve Hallenbeck, could offer field temperature readings via 14 second chirps plus 46.
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United Mine Workers
Lewis
John L
James Boyd
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Hokum
Congress
Mr. X
Natural History
Cleve Hallenbeck
Hallenbeck
Roswell
N. M
New Mexico
Destructors enable safe guided missiles over Bahamas from Florida coast
U S and Britain required assurance on safety as guided missiles were cleared for oversea tests. A ground controlled destructor detonates off course missiles, with a dedicated operator monitoring from launch through initial flight.
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U. S
Bahamas
Florida
White Sands
N. M
Berle Recalls Gala Dinner at the Waldorf Astoria
Milton Berle describes a testimonial dinner at the Waldorf Astoria with Hollywood stars including Sydney Greenstreet Jennifer Jones and Gary Cooper. He recalls Truman sending a UN cafeteria bus boy, the crowd’s hush, and his mother's onion tears as he delivers his speech and humor.
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honedorf-Astoria
Hollywood
Sydney Greenstreet
Jennifer Jones
Jennie
Gary Cooper
Truman
United Nations
Berle
Milton
Higher Education Faces Political Storms and Funding Strains
New Haven voices warn that free inquiry in higher education is at risk as federal funding surges into colleges and universities. Yale and Columbia seek strong fundraising leadership, while private endowments face tax and inheritance pressures. educators urge safeguards against political control to preserve academic freedom.
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Ivy League
Freshwater
Halls of Learning
Federal Treasury
Veterans Administration
Yale
Columbia University
New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Columbia
Eisenhower
Harvard
Wll
Eastern Seabord
Sen
Public figures clash over ideology and pay in postwar debates
A collage of quotes shows lawmakers and leaders railing against communism, pay raises, and education. Rep Norblad promotes free rail to Russia for communists while UAW’s Reuther flags Ford strikes as milestones. Omar Bradley calls for higher Army pay and gender equality is argued by Rep Bolton.
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Walter Norblad
Oregon
Russia
Omar Bradley
Private audience with Pope Pius XII in Rome
The narrator and Eleanor meet Pope Pius XII at the Vatican after a Rome visit. A light joke eases tension as ERP officials and Swiss guards observe, and the Pope grants silver medallions before the group proceeds to the next room.
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Rome
Eleanor
Pope Pius XII
Vatican
Missus
Acropolis
Athens
Parthenon
Socrates
Excelsior
I. Miller Shoe Company
Kyoto
Frick Museum
Rio
London
Romé
Leukemia: Historical naming and disease overview
Doctor Jordan notes leukemia long known, describing white cell overproduction, varied forms acute and chronic, typical symptoms such as weakness and gum bleeding, and signs like enlarged lymph nodes and spleen. Treatments include blood transfusion and splenic X rays. cures remain elusive.
Weathered Advice and Quips on Summer Habits
A collection of lightVhearted observations on trends in jobs fashion vacations and health. It notes grads may improve job prospects by striving first rather than po pese and jokes about clothing knowledge beauty walking and summer weight patterns. It also mentions crime in a craps game and warns about fishing signs.
Admirable worker or favoritism motive questioned
A portrayal of a highly diligent employee who arrives early, takes on extra tasks, and suggests efficiencies while politely declining interruptions. The piece contrasts this loyalty with employer suspicion that the behavior may mask an unjustified or outrageous favor being sought.
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