Editorial masthead and staff listings from Pocatello Post
The item lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C Liddle as managing editor for the Pocatello Post with publication mornings daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street Idaho Rates show carrier and mail subscriptions at 1.25 per month and the entry date notes second class matter status on December 13 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
Anti West Move Echoes in Soviet Arts Clash
The piece notes a New York headline praising Khachaturian while denouncing Soviet censorship of composers and artists. It compares Soviet fear and control to Nazi tactics and laments Russia's stifling of Western influence, science, and culture. It cites Prokofieff and other figures bowing to party pressure.
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New York
Stalin
Washington
Aram Khachaturian
Khachaturian
Kremlin
Hitler
Russia
Nazi Germany
Germany
Freud
Thomas Mann
Hindemith
Remarque
Serge Prokofieff
Communist Party
Housing Shortage Sparks Capital Play and Policy Joust
Quotes from Senator Cain and others critique housing supply and tax policy. The piece juxtaposes ideas on rent funded by capital versus using housing as a market lever, and contrasts views from Will Clayton and Rep Helen Gahagan Douglas on economic relief and the Marshall Plan.
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Cain
Washington
Knutson
Helen Gahagan Douglas
California
United States Judge Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Clues
A word puzzle lists across and down clues for a crossword style grid. Entries include judge title and phrases such as Golf teacher river islet we and daintier with various short definitions.
Puzzle Answer Pair List From Clue Grid
A compact mapping of clue numbers to their answers as a puzzle key. It lists items like storehouse, drag, pipes, artist's frame, membranous, and others paired with corresponding numbers for reference.
Having Leprosy Not Crime
Maj. and Mrs. Hans Hornbostel's leprosy case highlights the stigma and legal penalties still attached to Hansen's disease. The couple defy the old view that leprosy is a crime, living near Carville while advocating humane treatment and broader public understanding.
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Robert C. Ruark
Carville
Damien
Hans Hornbostel
Gertrude Hornbostel
Guam
Saipan
Philippines
Santo Tomas
Hornbostel
Gertrude
New York City
Stanley Stein
the Star
New York
Maj
Investigation of Dr Edward Condon Under HUAC Scrutiny
Washington United States House Un American Activities committee assigned its staff to fully check Dr Edward A Condon wartime atomic scientist and head of the National Bureau of Standards. He is accused of associating with Russian spies and denies disloyalty. Commerce Department backs his health.
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Washington
House
UnAmerican Activities Committee
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Condon
UnAmerican Activities Subcommittee
Commerce Department
Atomic Bomb Delusions vs. Real World Power
Marquis Childs argues the US faces a dangerous illusion of safety from push-button warfare and guided missiles. He cites limited bomber ranges, future missile timelines, and the risk of Soviet expansion. He warns that reliance on tech illusions could let communism advance while real military needs lag.
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Washington
Fleet Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Naval Operations
Congressional Aviation Policy Board
Buck Rogers
Army Air Forces
Russia
United States
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Asia
Kremlin
English Channel
London
Congressional
Robert A. Taft
Smiley the Cat Cleared in West Coast Drunken Driving Case
Acquittal of Smiley the cat in a Malibu incident is recounted in a letter by Smiley to Paul Gallico. The feline journalist, allied with actor Allen Jenkins, faced a five and a half hour jury deliberation and quips about flying lessons and future restraint.
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Smiley
Allen Jenkins
Durance Vile
Topanga Beach Road
Malibu
Calif
Paul Gallico
Pocatello Post
Paul
Jenkins
Smiley Jenkins
P. S
Students More Absent Minded Than Professors At Penn State
George L. Donovan of the Student Union at Pennsylvania State College says professors are not as absent minded as students. He notes about $7,000 worth of items found at the Union were returned last year. He adds women students are more forgetful than men.
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State College
George L. Donovan
Pennsylvania State College
Donovan
Publicity and a Bramble hoax shape a showman's career
Billy Rose recalls Charlie Washburn a famed press agent who built buzz for his night club. Washburn shares a tale of Otto K Bramble a vanished producer publicized by a dramatic personal ad. The hunt ends with Bramble found in a Adirondack lodge era backers ruined and a bank foreclosure.
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Billy Rose
Charlie Washburn
Washburn
George M. Cohan
Will Rogers
the Lunts
Charlie
Walter Winchell
Look Magazine
Patricia Coffin
Seegar
Otto K. Bramble
New York
Bramble
Broadway
Babette
Banas
San Antonio
East St. Louis
Pepsie
Columbus Circle
Adirondacks
Indian Lake
Otto K
Mademoiselle, Babette
Paris
France
Cohan
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Radio Program Schedule Highlights Across KEIO KEYY Stations
A detailed listing of morning to late night programs for KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 including Musical Clock Sagebrush Serenade AP News Hoosier Hot Shots Breakfast Club Welcome Travelers Tumbleweed Tempos Bride and Groom Nightly News and more. The lineup features entertainment news, musical variety, soap operas, farm reports, and network updates through the day and into the evening.
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KEIO
Hollywood
Ted Malone
AP News
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Dick Tracy
Sky King
Jack Armstrong
Elmer Davis
IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
Melody Ranch
John Nesbitt
Les Brown
Orch
Coast Guard
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
David Rose
Newhemee
Jerry Sears
Henry J. Taylor
Harry McDaniel
Ote Zarin
George Do It
IMN
United Nations Review
Lawrence Welk
Mutual Reports
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