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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post edited by David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle is published daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier or mail, payable in advance, with second class matter status entered December 13 1947.
A New York Herald Tribune account says King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan contemplates a bloodless coup with UN approval to absorb Arab Palestine, halt fighting, and let Jews form their state. It suggests UN membership as payoff, urging a plebiscite and Arab leaders’ consensus, while noting risks from the Grand Mufti and potential for a dignified path to peace and self determination.
The military governor Marshal Sokolovsky says all denazification units in the Russian zone are abolished as the area is cleared of active Fascists and militarists. He warns that anyone linked to the imitators of the Hitler regime, the United States or Britain, will face justice. Western zones lag in eradicating remnants of Nazism amid pressure from Soviet policy.
Eleanor Roosevelt writes of her dogs Fala and Tamas Mec a at Hyde Park. She details their daily routines, play, meals, bed time, and the dogs personalities. The piece reflects on how pets mirror human traits and comforts amid daily life.
The article portrays President Truman's volatile public persona via disclosed conversations about New York Jews and labor leaders. It cites Bowles and others showing how his temper and offhand remarks damaged relations with key labor figures and endangered price-control policy. It also covers Republican debates on anti lynching legislation and intra party splits over section 1 and grants in aid.
Paul Gallico urges readers to pressure Congress to raise postal workers pay. He argues postmen earn too little, notes multiple cost of living bills, and suggests writing to a Congressman as a civic duty to support mail carriers. The piece is a call to action for readers to back fair wages.
Ruark profiles Junius Scales, Chapel Hill Communist Party leader and banker's son. Scales endorses the party line, defends Soviet aims, and rejects Russian domination of the United States, while Ruark questions the future of American communism amid global tensions.
Mrs. Mary Ida Stephenson Norton Young Denault, 78, failed to obtain an annulment of her marriage to Charles Denault, 82, after a probate judge ruled she was a woman of worldly experience and could not have been duped into the ceremony.
Smart sea gulls are taking the easy catch as fishing boats approach Watch Hill Rhode Island. Gulls sweep down on deck loads of fish, snatch a meal, then fly off.
A detailed listing of Sunday and late night radio programming across KEIO 1450 AM and KEYY 1240 AM. The schedule runs from 6:40 AM to 11:15 PM with varied genres including news, religious talks, music, dramas, mysteries, and comedies featuring programs such as Coast to Coast, AP News, The Fat Man, Dragnet era shows, and the Theatre Guild of the Air. The lineup includes Coast to Coast, News, Music, and religious services, indicating a full day of broadcasting across both stations.
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