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Newspaper

The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1948

Page

5

Pocatello Post Editorial Board and Publication Details

The item lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor for the Pocatello Post. It notes publication mornings daily and Sundays at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier or mail and that it was entered as second class matter on December 13 1947 at the Pocatello post office under the act of March 3 1879.

Pocatello Post David A. Robinson Theron C. Liddle North Main St Pocatello Idaho

If Stalin Can't Sing It It Ain't Music

The piece notes a New York headline praising Khachaturian amid bombardment of Soviet composers. It compares Soviet censorship to Nazi tactics, describing fear-driven control over art and science and the self-censorship of Prokofieff and others. It laments lost collaboration between art and science under Moscow’s regime.

New York Stalin Washington Aram Khachaturian Khachaturian Kremlin Hitler Russia Nazi Germany Germany Freud Thomas Mann Hindemith Remarque Serge Prokofieff Communist Party

Simple Solutions and Hints on Housing and Economics

A commentator rails at Senator Cain and other officials, arguing housing shortages are solvable by private investment in rentals at fair prices. The piece attacks reliance on policy like the Marshall Plan and shifts to tax cuts framed as consumer benefits, citing political figures and playful metaphors.

Cain Washington

Federal district judge presides over migration case

U S judge HORIZONTAL VERTICAL 1,5 puzzle style clues reference a migration matter. The designation indicates a federal district judge ruling on a migration related case with terms like river islet and various cross referenced clues. The prompt presents a word puzzle style listing with legal context implied by the final line.

Having Leprosy Not Crime

Maj. and Mrs. Hans Hornbostel highlight leprosy as a disease not crime as they challenge stigma at Carville. Gertrude Hornbostel contracted Hansen’s disease decades ago and, despite reforms, inmates face arrest labels, bans on travel, and isolation while advances in drugs offer higher discharge chances.

Robert C. Ruark Carville Damien Hans Hornbostel Gertrude Hornbostel Guam Saipan Philippines Santo Tomas Hornbostel Gertrude Mas

House Committee Expands Probe Of Dr. Edward Condon

The House Un American Activities Committee assigns its entire investigative staff to review Dr. Edward A. Condon, wartime atomic scientist and head of the National Bureau of Standards, amid accusations of associations with Russian spies. Condon denies disloyalty and has a Commerce Department clearance.

Washington House UnAmerican Activities Committee Edward A. Condon National Bureau of Standards Condon UnAmerican Activities Subcommittee Commerce Department

Delusions of push button warfare threaten U.S. safety

Marquis Childs argues that reliance on atomic bombs and guided missiles creates a dangerous illusion of security. He cites Nimitz on button warfare, notes bomber ranges, warns Russia expansion, and stresses the need for real military power to halt communism.

Washington Fleet Adm Chester W. Nimitz Naval Operations Congressional Aviation Policy Board Army Air Forces Russia United States Czechoslovakia Europe Asia Kremlin Robert A. Taft

Smiley the Cat Cleared of Drunken Driving Accusation

A West Coast feline journalist, Smiley Jenkins, is acquitted after a five and a half hour jury deliberation. The letter from Smiley notes his limp and indeterminate origin, with Jenkins noting demand for compensation and warning of future flying lessons.

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

STATE COLLEGE Pa. Professors are not as absent minded as their students says George L Donovan manager of the Student Union at Pennsylvania State College He notes 7000 dollars worth of items found and returned last year with few professor owned items among them Women students are more forgetful than men.

State College George L. Donovan Pennsylvania State College Donovan

Publicity Artistry and a Bramble Hoax Tale

Billy Rose recalls Charlie Washburn a veteran press man who spurred showbiz publicity through a Bramble hoax and other stunts. Washburn tells how a fake missing producer ad drew cops headlines and a gambler’s downfall, ending with a Cohan offer and more pretend stories for the Private Life of Billy Rose.

Charlie Seegar Otto K. Bramble New York Bramble Broadway Babette Washburn Mr. B Syke San Antonio East St. Louis Poughkeepsie Columbus Co Adirondacks Indian Lake Mademoiselle Babette Paris France Washem Bramle George M. Cohan Cohan Billy Rose The Bell Syndicate, Inc

Radio Schedule Highlights Monday Morning Programming

A detailed listing of KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 morning through late night lineups. Programs include news, music shows like Musical Clock and Juke Box Jamboree, variety features such as Tales of travel and drama, and notable hosts including Ted Malone, Galen Drake, and Lawrence Welk. The schedule outlines times, show titles, and hosts across both stations.

KEIO AP News Hollywood Ted Malone Aia Shop Galen Drake Allen Roth Dick Tracy Sky King Jack Armstrong Diner Dansante Elmer Davis

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