Post Editorials Pocatello Post Editors and Publishers
The notice lists David A. Robinson as editor and publisher and Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. It identifies publication as daily and Sunday mornings at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are given as 1.25 per month by carrier or mail, payable in advance. It also notes 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
Debating communism versus fascism in American press
Dr. L M Birkhead criticizes press bias toward communism while underreporting native fascism. The piece argues both extremes threaten democracy, notes Hart and Smith gun remarks, and concludes most media seek the same democratic goal from opposite directions.
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L. M. Birkhead
Friends of Democracy
Dr. Birkhead
Merwin K. Hart
National Economic Council
Gerald L. K. Smith
Atlanta
Press and Un-American Activities Committee
Madison Square Garden
Birkhead
No Southern Comfort in Democratic Split Over Truman Nomination
The piece argues the Democratic South rebels against Truman but faces internal problems. It notes leaders cannot easily sell a candidate opposing Truman civil rights moves and that northern line leaders would resist. It discusses possible electoral maneuvering with 11 southern states and House voting, highlighting slim chances for success.
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Mr. Truman
Truman
House of Representatives
Screen Actor Horizontal and Vertical Puzzle Notes
A list of crossword style clues with numbered entries ranging from 1 to 63. Clues cover varied topics including actors, poetry, measurements, chemistry terms, and common phrases. The compilation appears to be a themed or mixed clue set, some entries referencing abbreviations and archaic terms.
My Day: Condon attacks spark debate on communism
A World Copyright 1948 My Day column questions the House Un American Activities Committee’s handling of Dr Edward A Condon head of the National Bureau of Standards. It argues membership in a Soviet scientific group does not prove communism and criticizes Henry Wallace staying in the race. It notes Finland barred a mass meeting over a Russian defense treaty and mentions police protective custody.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
House Un-American Activities Committee
Edward A. Condon
National Bureau of Standards
Finland
Harriman Fights Tax Cut Proposal
Secretary of Commerce W Averell Harriman told the senate finance committee that income taxes should stay at current rates until inflation pressures ease. He outlined the administration stance as Congressman Eugene D Millikin predicted roughly 4.5 billion dollars in tax reductions, including about 1.114 billion for middle and upper income brackets.
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Washington
W. Averell Harriman
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene D. Millikin
Colp
Chicago Trees Vanish at 700 a Month
Walter C Wright head of parks recreation and aviation bureau warns Chicago loses about 700 trees monthly. He estimates over 400000 trees must be planted to replace those cut down by the city.
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Chicago
Walter C. Wright
Bureau of Parks, Recreation and Aviation
Democratic Leaders Embarrassed Over Truman Run Bid
Washington report shows party moguls debating how to handle Truman’s candidacy with fear of embarrassing the president. Possible successors discussed include Justice Vinson, Justice Douglas, Henry Kaiser, and Henry Wallace, aiming to avoid a weak nationwide ticket. Secret civil rights vote reveals strong southern opposition to federal funding for institutions that admit negros. Keefe leads GOP bid for a practical anti Jim Crow stance, facing solid southern resistance and limited Republican support.
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Truman
Fred Vinson
Kentucky
South
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Henry Wallace
Henry Kaiser
West
White House
House Appropriations Committee
Frank Keefe
Wisconsin
Keefe
Florida
Joe Hendricks
Hendricks
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
al Smith
George Andrews
Alabama
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Jamie Whitten
Mississippi
John Kerr
North Carolina
George Mahon
Texas
Albert Thomas
Andrews
Liquidation of the Democratic Party Emerges in 1948
In a 1948 column Marquis Childs argues the Democratic Party faces a real rupture across regions. He cites labor voters shifting away in industrial cities like Detroit toward Wallace’s third party, while Walter Reuther pushes for a new progressive party free of communist influence. The piece frames a potential party realignment centered on the north south divide and Roosevelt heritage.
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Washington
Truman
Detroit
Michigan
Wendell Willkie
Franklin Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Wallace
UAW
Communist Party
Russia
CIO
AF of L
Reuther
Democratic Party
South
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Seven Per Cent Raw Hide Weight Defined
The Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that the hide of a beef animal used for leather comprises about seven percent of the animal’s live weight, explaining the proportions of rawhide in meat cattle.
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Encyclopedia Britainnica
It Takes More Than A Big Hat To Make Real Westerner
Robert Ruark recounts a Houston visit with Vernon Frost a self styled rancher who proves to be a poseur with a cow factory and 2500 pecan trees. Ruark endures a comical bull scare in a steel corral and mocks modern cow farming while craving the old west ethic.
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Vernon Frost
Mr. Frost
Texas
Vernon
Brother Frost
Mama
Grandpapa
Frost
Texas A
Otto Schulz
Nile Valley
Ralph Johnston
Technicians in Demand Warned By WVU Official
Morgantown West Virginia graduates in technical fields will find strong demand says Harry E Stone director of placements at West Virginia University He cautions non technically trained graduates face lesser demand but most seniors should secure jobs unless an unforeseen business drop occurs before June.
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Morgantown
W. Va
Harry E. Stone
West Virginia University
Stone
Popular Chicken Breeds in United States
Rhode Island reds white leghorns white rocks barred rocks and New Hampshire reds are cited among the five most popular chicken breeds in the United States.
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Rhode Island
United States
Radio Program Schedule on KEIO KC and KEYY 1450 shows
A dense listing of morning to late evening radio programs across KEIO 1450 KC and KEYY 1240 including Breakfast Club Juke Box Jamboree Mystery Time and Bob Eberley Show. It details time slots such as 7:00 sign on 7:30 AP News 11:45 Little Show M. 12:00 Queen For A Day 1:30 Song of the Stranger and 4:30 Afternoon Edition with various hosts and program titles.
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AP News
Hollywood
Ted Malone
Galen Drake
Allen Rothee
Whiteman
PTA Frontiers
Dick Tracy
Terry
America
IMN Farm Journal
Ediot’s Diary
IMN
John Nebsitt
Bob Eberley
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
Jerry Sears
Tommy Dorsey
Agpe
Fulton “Lewis, Jr
Superman
Captain Midni
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual Newsreel
RFC America
Big Joe
Newscape
Family Theatre
Proudly We H
IMN Sports Review
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Casa Loma
United Nations
Tommy Carlyn
Miniature
Morton Downey
Goodnight
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Drew Pearson
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Missouri
FDR
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the Bronz
Ed Kelly
Hague
Jersey City
Bob Hannegan
Ed Pauley
Wallace Graham
Gordon Canfield
New Jersey
Ralph Church
Illinois
Karl Anderson
Minnesota
Thomas O’brien
Ilinois
John Fogarty
Taber
N. Y
Wigglesworth
Mass
Plumley
Engel
Mich
Johnson
Ind
Jensen
Ploeser
Tibbett
Fenton, Pa
Griffiths
Ohio
Stockman
Ore
Scrivner
Kansas
Clevenger
Cannon
Kerr, N. C
Mahon
Sheppard
Calif
Army and Navy
Henry Grady
San Francisco
U. S
China
Jewish War Veterans of America
Cyprus
Palestine
Marquis Childs
Évelo
Campaon Fone
Ruark
Robert C. Ruark
Houston
Tex
Keio
Lews
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