Editorial leadership and publishing details at Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson as Editor and Publisher Theron C Liddle as Managing Editor. It notes publication mornings daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier or mail. It is entered as second class matter December 13 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Steel Price Rise Draws Congress Attention and Debate
The $5-a-ton steel price increase prompts the Joint Economic Committee led by Senator Taft to question timing and uniformity of the rise, amid higher coal and scrap costs and potential wage pressures. Analysts warn it could lift consumer bills by about $68 million yearly and fuel broader inflation while industry profits remain strong.
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Congress
Joint Economic Committee
Taft
Steel Company
India
Ralph Flanders
Penguins Demand Rights Amid Antarctic Claims
A satirical call urges giving Antarctica to penguins as eight governments lay claim to parts of the ice. It quips on self determination and questions global governance and peace, citing quotes from J. Howard McGrath, W. T. Holliday, and Tighe E. Woods on appeasement and rent control.
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Antarctica
French Writer horizontal and vertical crossword clues
A crossword style clue list including French writer, various word lengths and a mix of definitions across horizontal and vertical entries with partial answers and overlapping letter placements.
Puxzile 24 Prize Winner Highlighted
The concise entry lists He is a-39 Canvas shelter prize winner-40 and average figures, noting moved in, impudent water, weary, and straightens. It links terms like Great Lake, night before, weeds, pronoun, and type measure to a cryptic puzzle context.
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Great Lake
UN peace role in Palestine and world tensions debated
The piece surveys conflicting views on UN responsibility in Palestine, troop involvement, and reactions to Russia's acts in Czechoslovakia and Finland. It argues for peaceable solutions, criticizes propaganda, and calls for stronger press freedom standards after a March UN meeting.
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Hyde Park
United Nations
Palestine
United States
Russia
Eisenhower not dead yet in politics says Pearson
Drew Pearson reports a significant Ike conversation with Leonard Finder of the Union Leader. Ike reiterates withdrawal from the 1948 race but hints he would not block a tide toward the White House if pushed. He urges the Republican party choose wisely, while Finder plans a forthcoming statement post New Hampshire primary.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
GOP
General Eisenhower
Leonard Finder
Manchester
N.H
Eisenhower
Finder
Ike
White House
Tice
Harry Truman
New Hampshire
Foreign Office
Palestine
Sir Alexander Cadogan
United Nations
Be Sure Your Bride Understands Your Line of Work
A humorous advice column urges young men to clearly explain their real profession to their fiancé before marriage. The author, a long-married narrator, recalls how his wife assumed he was a carpenter or plumber while he actually earns his living as a newspaperman and writer. He stresses choosing a truthful, concrete description to avoid endless miscast household duties.
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Mary
Jurist Links Rent Law to Birth Control Debate
New York municipal court judge Charles H. Breitbart said a federal rent control provision allowing rent hikes for family growth might curb births. He reserved ruling on a Brooklyn landlord’s $6 monthly increase tied to a newborn, saying he fears penalizing babies.
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NEW York
LLP
Municipal Court
Charles H. Breitbart
Breitbart
Brooklyn
Here's How To Qualify As A Stock Market Expert
Billy Rose recounts Jacques Lebaudy the so called Emperor of the Sahara a wealthy French sugar heir who briefly ruled in Africa then pursued Wall Street schemes. His antics included hotel outbursts taxicab trading and a self styled empire before his death in 1919 and a $15 million estate after his demise.
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Rio
Jacques
Fagan
Jimmy Langerman
West Africa
Marie du Loche Delliere
Africa
le Sucher
Jacques I
The
Sahara
Paris
Lebaudy
England
Trafalgar Square
Empress
New York
Waldorf Astoria
United States Sub-Treasury
United States
Philippine Islands
Western Union
Amityville
Long Island
Grand
New York Stock Exchange
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup
A dense list shows hourly radio programs from early morning to late night. Programs include AP News, Breakfast Club, Bankhage Talking, The Allen Roth and Paul Whiteman segments, basketball and dance shows, and news updates from Fulton Lewis Jr and UN reviews.
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Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Galen Drake
America
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Standard Oil Company
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U. S
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Evre Born
Pan
Sonny Matt
Holy Land
Palestine Police
Jerusalem
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Haifa
U.K
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Europe
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Wherry
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Knowland
California
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Truman
Henry Wallace
Charlie Michelson
CIO
World Federation of Trade Unions
Oregon
Henry Kaiser
Luther Burbank
Department of Agriculture
Guy
Billy Rose
By Billy Rose
Jacques Lebaudy
Jules Lebaudy
Lebuady
Wall Street
Reio
KEYY
IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
Breakfast News
John Nesbitt
Kate Smith
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
Jerry Sears
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Gabriel Heatter
the Mutual
Gular Ha
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Family Theatre
Lyn Murray
IMN
Casa Loma
Carlyn
Morton Downey
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