Pocatello Daily Gazette Editorial Info and Rates
David A. Robinson editor Theron C. Liddle managing editor publish daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho subscription rates carrier and mail 1.25 per month payable in advance entered second class matter December 13 1947 at the Post Office under the act of March 3 1879
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David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Growing Pains at ISC Idaho State College Anniversary
Idaho State College marked one year as a four year degree institution amid parades and celebrations. President Dr. Carl W. McIntosh warned that aging buildings and housing shortages threaten ISC’s growth, noting Reed Hall and heating facilities are inadequate for current needs. He suggested price increases as an option but did not favor them.
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Idaho State College
ISC
Carl W. McIntosh
Pocatellans
McIntosh
Reed
Southeastern Idaho
Word Puzzle Clues and Crossword Grid Fragment
A scrambled vertical list of crossword style clues and partial entries appears. Items include hints for Lively dances, Man's nickname, Rhode Island, and Russian plain, with several abbreviated and thematic entries interspersed.
Puzzle Answer Report
The entry lists clues and numbers for a crossword style fill. It notes “Anawer o Previous Pussle 27 He has played 48 Note of scale many- 49Land measure 30 Gibbon 50 Consider 32 Color-51 Vehicle 35 Fondle 53 Short sleep 36 Charm 55 Permit 38 Waken 57 Township 39 Bowed ab 45 Created 59 Verb 47 On the intransitive sheltered side ab.” The fragment suggests a sequence of clue numbers and answers, but the exact solution words are not provided.
Freehold NJ Ends School Segregation for Grades One Eight
In Freehold New Jersey the town ends segregation in grammar schools by districting for intermingled attendance. The change applies to the first eight grades with high school integration already in place. Frank Witbeck led the resolution, with broad support from the board.
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Eteatior Roosevelt
Washington
Freehold
N.J
Frank Witbeck
David T. Buck
Board of Education
New Jersey
United Nations
Memo to Sen Ferguson on Brewster air dealings
Drew Pearson forwards a memo alleging Senator Owen Brewster of Maine used Pan American Airways private planes for weekend trips and travel to speaking engagements. The memo urges Senate investigation, cites witnesses and flight records, and questions lobbying law compliance and ethical conduct.
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Drew Pearson
Senator Ferguson
Michigan
Senate
Washington
Owen Brewster
Maine
Howard Hughes
Brewster
Pan American Airways
Justice Department
Thomas
Oklahoma
Ellen Jenny Brown
RFD
Dexter
St. Albans
Brown
New England
Brewsters
Senator
Pan American
Pryor
Moosehead Lake
Mrs. Brown
Charles Brewster
Brewster-Hughes
Boston
Northeast Airlines
Bangor
Ferguson
Congress
Civil Aeronautics Board
U. S
Sam Pryor
Ernest Glueck
Ormond Street
Rockville Center
L.L
Cart
Alfred Vertoni
Newark
Senator Brewster
Robert Loyd
New York
Interoffice
Miami
South America
Juan Trippe
Robert Thatch
Marshall Bannell
McLemore Notes Crowded Republican Nominating Field
Henry McLemore imagines a chaotic Republican national convention with many hopefuls, including Dewey Taft Warren Vandenberg and Stassen, all competing for the nomination while others drift. He jokes about unlikely winners and the scene in the convention hall.
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Henry McLemore
Acidophilus Milk Drinkers Club
Dallas
Walter Lippmann
Constantine Brown
Dorothy Thompson
Samuel Grafton
Tom Stokes
Bell
Washington Zoo
Tom Dewey
New York
Rocky Graziano
Bob Taft
Ohio
Joe Martin
D’autin
Earl Warren
New England
Saltonstall
Warren
Vandenberg
Stassen
MacArthur
Loyalty Witch-Hunt Targets Dr. Condon in US House Fight
Marquis Childs argues the House Un-American Activities subcommittee uses guilt by association to attack Edward A. Condon head of the National Bureau of Standards. He notes the loyalty board found no disloyalty and questions the methods and sources behind the charge.
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Marquis Childs
Washington
Edward A. Condon
House Un-American Committee
FBI
Zlotowski
Department of Commerce
Hiroshima
Leslie R. Groves
Robert Hutchins
University of Chicago
American
Smyth
Condon
Truman
Adrian S. Fisher
Commerce Department
House Committee
Dr. Condon
Rep. J. Parnall Thomas
un-American Activities Committee
Fisher
W. Averell Harriman
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Quick Divorce Ruled Illegal in Alabama Supreme Court
Alabama Supreme Court ruled the state's quickie divorces unconstitutional. The 1945 amendment, allowing divorces without residence, was challenged and deemed invalid. Court officers in Birmingham Montgomery and Mobile reported no divorces granted under the amendment.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
State Supreme Court
Birmingham
Mobile
Radio Schedule Fragments Highlight Local Programs
A collage of morning through midnight programming lists on KEYY-1240 and KEIO-1450 showing news music talk and entertainment blocks. Entries include Farm Tips, Hymn Time, Movie Matinee, Sports Parade, Dance Orchestra, and jazz and concert segments with news updates and sign offs.
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IMN
R. Milton
Carlston
Sardis P.M
Fred Robbins
Maclester Radio Singers
Hospitality Club
Charles Sloccum
Charlie Spivak Orch
Hawaii
George Hi
AP News
Maupin
Vincer. Lopez
Hollywood
the Library
Associated Press
Rexboury
U. S. Navy
Manhattan
Martin
Ross Dolan
Detective
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