Editorial staff and publication details at Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor The paper publishes daily and Sunday from 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho Subscription rates are one dollar twenty five per month by carrier or by mail The issue is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the March 3 1879 act.
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Injunctions under Taft Hartley divide labor and management
The article contrasts the Taft Hartley Act with the Norris LaGuardia law, noting the new power to seek court injunctions against unfair labor practices. It cites 11 injunctions filed, including cases against General Motors and the International Typographical Union, and discusses how rulings so far have added confusion and await Supreme Court guidance.
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NLRB
Robert N. Denham
General Counsel
General Motors
United Auto Workers
International Typographical Union
Chicago
ITU
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Utica
N. Y
Teamsters’ Union
Textile Workers Union
Horizontal and vertical crossword word list clues
Word puzzle clues arranged as a crossword. The list pairs across and down entries with definitions and abbreviations, referencing persons, roles, materials, and ranks. Names include a Uruguayan figure and a Shakespearean link, while other clues cover objects, metals, and directions.
Puzzle Answer Key Snapshot
Answers correspond to a mixed clue list with numeric pairings. Dependable equals reliable. Painful equals sore. Countries and poker stake hint at suits or bets. Christmas hints to Noel. Ray character refers to Ray from fiction. Argon symbol Ar. Large snake is boa or anaconda. Commands equals orders. Harden equals set. Incrustation equals encrustation. Compass point on teeth suggests lingual or dental direction. Tellurium decorated hints at element symbols with ornament. Native of Nova Scotia is a Nova Scotian. Serbia abbr. is SRB.
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Tellurium
Nova Scotia
Serbia
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt on Czechoslovakia and fear in the U S
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on the Soviet seizure of Czechoslovakia and warns that it may drive anti communist measures in the United States. She urges defending self determination, criticizes fear driven policy, and questions Western leadership at the United Nations amid volatile global politics.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
Ussr
Czechoslovakia
Congress
United Nations
Palestine
Secret Army mission sails to train Arab air force in Saudi Arabia
Washington reports a covert group of about 200 American officers and technicians will depart in civilian clothes to train the Arab air force and re-equip abandoned U S airfields in Saudi Arabia. The mission follows a pipeline concession deal with King Ibn Saud for Arabian American Oil Co. The route includes Paris, Germany, Greece, and the Arabia Iran border. The piece also recalls a 25 year old interview with Eduard Benes about postwar Europe and Russia, plus notes on FBI promotion of Edward Tamm and foreign aid requests from Italy and France amid March election pressures.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Saudi Arabia
Arabia
U. S
Ibn Saud
New York
Miami
Paris
Germany
Benes
Czechoslovakia
Eduard Benes
Prague
Europe
Thomas Masaryk
United States
Pittsburgh
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Masaryk
Marsyk
United States of Europe
Russia
Henry Wallace
FBI
Senate
Edward Tamm
J. Edgar Hoover
Tamm
Tom C Clark
District of Columbia
Italy
Schuman
Paint Manufacturer’s Machiavellian Pact Ends in Big Payout
A paint maker plots to remove a mistress by arranging a costly marriage hoax in Paris and Geneva. Irene, a showgirl, schemes with Gregory to marry abroad, then in New York, after fortunes and death cards foretell doom. The ruse nets $250,000 to keep scandal off the front page.
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Billy Rose
Harvey Bronson
Irene
Coyote
Damon Runyon
Harvey
Nell
Paris
Ile de France
Crillon
ST. Moritz
Europe
Michel
Gregor Michel
Count Michel
America
Gregor
Geneva
Gregory
Diana
Bal Tabarin
New York
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Government Need To Hold Oil Area Says Childs
Marquis Childs argues Congress should control untapped offshore oil reserves amid wartime urgency. He cites a 1940s debate on coastal tidelands rights, states’ vs federal control, and Rostow’s call for federal planning to cut waste and protect national security. He notes potential revenue shifts and Navy needs.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Greece
Palestine
Saudi Arabia
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Senate House
Edwin P. Pauley
California
Senate
Navy
Pauley
Tideland
Arabian Desert
Congressional Committee
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale University Law School
Yale University Press
Yale
Rostow
Radio Programs Listings for KEYY-1240 and KEIO-1450
A dense schedule lists Monday programming across KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 from early morning to late evening. It includes musical variety, news, talk shows, drama, and soap-style programs such as Musical Reveille, Farm Journal, Queen For A Day, Mystery Is My Hobby, Gordon Drake, The Lone Ranger, and So Proudly We Hail with numerous short features, news briefs, and entertainment segments.
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IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
John Nesbitt
AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Dick Tracy
Sky King
Jack Armstrong
Dinner Dansante
Elmer Davis
Pocatello
Nobody is Lazy Say New York Doctor
A New York doctor rejects the idea of laziness and notes spring will bring debate. The piece humorously contrasts science’s progress with domestic nagging as husbands complain the front door squeaks at 2 a.m.
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New York
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