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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1949
Page
4
Residents prepare for a city election in which the next mayor will handle affairs. The piece urges checking a candidate’s past record and proven results, not just campaign talk, and stresses the importance of all eligible voters turning out to defeat political cliques.
Marquis Childs reports on E Burdzhalov article in Bolshevik that claims all communist parties must imitate Soviet methods toward a proletarian dictatorship. Stalin is said to personally approve, and deviations are labeled treason. The piece cites Lenin and seeks to bind international communists to master Stalin's interpretation.
A medical explainer on the thyroid, its location at the base of the neck, and its role in internal secretion. It covers normal function, toxic overactivity, and signs such as rapid heart rate and weight loss, noting that metabolism tests are often used for diagnosis.
A columnist reports a handbill attacking television as a Frankenstein device. It cites a book by Anthony B Meany claiming TV reduces activity and konsumptive demand, harming oil gas, hat makers, soap, cosmetics and clothes industries. The pamphlet predicts major collapse after television's 1948 debut.
Robert Ruark rails at Washington life, arguing Congress must legalize and simplify drinking for residents. He mocks the capricious rules in the capital, condemning limits that force residents to drink only in chairs and behind tables.
The passage cites President Truman praising citizenry and national welfare, notes postwar business recovery and potential government policy impacts, and quotes Earl O. Shreve of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce urging restrained policy. It also includes Rep. Melvin Price on atom bomb facts and future peace implications.
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