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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post announces its publication as Morning Daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street. Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier or by mail, payable in advance. Entered as second class matter Dec 13, 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho Post Office under the act of March 3, 1879.
FAO reports global crop production will still fall short of needs. Italy acquires semen from US Holstein and Brown Swiss bulls to boost artificial insemination at Spallanzani Institute in Milan. Home canning sweeps Florence Naples while forestry experts support postwar forest programs. Paolo Bonomi urges higher output to ease Southern Italy’s social hardship.
Mice show varying susceptibility to tuberculosis aiding research at the Rockefeller Institute. Dr. Rene Dubos notes influenza infection increases mortality across strains and suggests population changes drive virulence. The work aims to reveal pathogenesis and immunity mechanisms in TB.
The American Public Works Association reports growing use of non-fix tickets to curb police aide fixing. Chicago approves and plans full rollout by late summer with about 50 cities, including Denver Detroit Los Angeles Miami Oakland San Diego San Francisco Seattle and South Bend. Advocates stress efficiency and honesty in enforcement.
A diagonal and vertical word puzzle presents clues across theology themed terms and general vocabulary. The grid includes mapping of each clue to its answer, with related terms spanning habitats, divine figures, and common nouns.
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses the conclusion of work on the human rights commission and the declaration's status. She notes the declaration’s moral force, the Covenant’s forthcoming complexity, and varied international proposals on implementation by the United States, China, and others.
Philadelphia coverage links Senator Vandenberg’s bid to Michigan faction fights over Mrs. Dudley Hay and Arthur Summerfield. Allegations involve auto dealers tax votes, GOP campaign funds, and graft trials tied to Frank McKay and Lincoln Fitzgerald.
Roaring television coverage at the GOP convention may shape future nominees more than speeches. A reporter notes visual gimmicks can undermine message while cameras exaggerate flaws in speakers and performers. The piece previews a media driven political selection where appearance matters as much as policy.
Mr and Mrs Sam Aldestein of 219 South Sixth Ave and their son Jack Prater of Los Angeles are reuniting with Praters wife and daughter Linda Lou after visiting relatives in Montpelier. Also staying is Ed Prater and family, brother of Jack, at the same address.
Secretary of State George C. Marshall was admitted to Walter Reed hospital for a routine physical checkup. Undersecretary Robert A. Lovett stood in for him at the weekly news conference to answer questions. A sponger is a fellow with a proposition that won't hold water.
Marquis Childs assesses the 1948 Republican convention in Philadelphia. The same key figures from 1940 appear, with Dewey favored despite factional tensions between isolationist and internationalist wings. Vandenberg declines a world-cooperation stance, shaping a compromise path for the party.
Radio program grid for KEIO and KEYY stations listing daily shows and times. Includes news updates and entertainment slots. notes that all programs may substitute due to GOP convention coverage. Highlights include Breakfast Club Morning, AP News, The Lone Ranger, Parade of Hits, and FBI segment schedules.
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