Editorial staff and publication details of Pocatello Post
The item lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It notes daily and Sunday publication at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are given as $1.25 per month by carrier or mail. It records second class matter status dated December 13 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Pocatello
Idaho
We must save the world yet endure sacrifice
A New Hampshire storekeeper tells Senator Styles Bridges that years of sacrifice to aid Europe feel endless and wasteful. Bridges notes many Americans share this view as ERP costs and global duty loom, while victims of Nazism and communism show the price of freedom. We must endure sacrifice to stay strong.
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New Hampshire
Sen
Styles Bridges
Europe
Bridges
Russia
England
America
Eisler concert in New York noted for music not politics
Critics praised Hanns Eisler's musical talent at a New York concert, despite his brother Gerhardt being linked to alleged Kremlin activity. Reviewers focused on the music, not his politics, while references to broader Soviet composers implied political tensions.
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America
Hanns Eisler
New York
Eisler
Gerhardt Eisler
Kremlin
Hans
Europe
Prokofiev
Shostakovich
Ambassador puzzle hints and word associations
A mosaic of clues across themes Latin terms city names animals and symbols links to bridges and letters. The list includes rivers nests bells and emblems with several numbered entries suggesting a fill in puzzle or crossword oriented challenge.
Roosevelt on Human Rights and Bethune Tribute
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses United Nations Human Rights work and US leadership role at a Washington state department session. She stresses citizen understanding, prompt ratification of rights, and urges action to inspire international adherence. She then notes Mary McLeod Bethune’s honored reception in New York and her work for youth and race relations. A Southern governor critique cites religious and democratic tensions in civil rights debates.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
New York
Washington
State Department
United Nations Human Rights Commission
Geneva
United States
New York City
Mary McLeod Bethune
South
National Youth Administration
National Council of Negro Women
Houston
Texas
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Amigo
Lone Star Monument
Union
Oveta
WACS
Nimitz
Navy
Air Force
Jesse Jones
Amon Carter
George
Kelley
Sammy
Baugh
Pappy O’daniel
H. R. Cullen
Glen McCarthy
Big King Ranch
Gulf of Mexico
Galveston
Ann Sheridan
Texas Navy
Texas Rangers
Memo Reveals Tax Revisions Targeting Speculators
A confidential memo from the internal revenue bureau proposes 49 changes to tax statutes, including sweeping capital gains reforms to curb short term gains. It urges closing loopholes and shifts to tax rules for brokers, with other measures on withholding, wage garnishment, and life insurance taxation.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Harold Knutson
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ed Pauley’s
Congress
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Clinton Anderson
Bureau
Treasury
U.S
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Senator Thomas
Oklahoma
Texas Hue From Ruark's Boastful Texan Portrait
A vivid monologue extols Texas pride and wealth from cattle and oil to people and scenery. The speaker touts Texan fame, military notables, industry, and larger-than-life landscapes, promising bold adventure and a mythic frontier spirit.
Nosey Market Research Associates Probe Private Mail
A husband intercepts his wife Jean’s mail and questions why Market Research Associates seek details about her entertaining habits and tableware. He declares the inquiry none of their business, noting the couple’s mix of crockery and silver and hinting at possible burglary links.
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Henry McLemore
Henry
Jean
Market Research Associates
Mra
China
Radio Schedule Highlights for KEYY KC and KEIO KC
A detailed listing of daily programming blocks across KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 stations includes morning to late evening lineups with news, music, features, and sponsored shows. Notable entries include John Nesbitt's Passing Parade, Gabriel Heatter, Captain Midnight, and a variety of musical programs and talk segments along with AP News updates.
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IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
Breakfast News
John Nesbitt
Bob Eberly
Naval Academy Band
Quaker City
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain
Tom Mix
Official Detective
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel
Gregory Hood
Newscape
Fishing & Hunting Club
IMN
Fulton Lewis Jr
Casa Loma
United Nations
Claudia Carrol
Miniature
Morton Downey
Goodnight
Slim Bryant
AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Bankhage
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Xavier Cugat
Dick Tracy
Terry
DC-6 to Fly Soon After Safety Modifications
The 52 passenger DC-6 luxury liners, grounded in November after two in flight fires, will resume service in a week with government safety approval. T. P. Wright said modifications on the four engine planes were approved. Deafness is often hereditary.
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Washington
T. P. Wright
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