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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1949

Page

4

Senators Defend Senate Role Yet Call For Duty to Legislate

A newspaper commentary critiques filibuster speeches by Senators George Stennis Connally and Russell, arguing the Senate is not a conference of sovereigns but a legislative body. It urges senators to abandon boasts of historic roles and focus on passing laws, noting constitutional duties are split with the House.

Senate George Georgia Stennis Mississippi Connally Texas Russell Earth House

Hoover commission report on public power triggers split

The Hoover commission shelves a controversial report on public power, sparking internal divisions. It examines government development of public power, contrasting with private utility views from Haskins & Sells and Roberts, and faces pushback amid broader political debate.

Washington Hoover Commission Commission Congress Te Commission Haskins &Ells Haskins & Sells TWA Shimeville Coulee E Dam B. Roberts Cleveland Ohio TVA Johnsonville Hoover

Barkley’s Quiet Balance Wheel Learns to Defy Feud

Vice President Alben Barkley clings to the old capitol rooms and chandeliers, resisting David Lynn’s move to modern quarters. He dodges security demands, defends Truman’s gestures to Dixiecrats, and travels widely as Jeffersonian authority and Democratic favorite speaker.

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Behind its iron curtain fear in Soviet industry

American diplomat Philip C. Jessup warns that the Soviet Union is manufacturing fear behind its iron curtain while the United States and 51 other nations pursue open efforts to build peace.

Soviet Union U. S Philip C. Jessup

Leave Us Alone Week Idea From Georgia Man

Robert Ruark praises a Georgia man’s plan for a Leave Us Alone Week offering immunity from exhortation and commercial pressure. He argues for a national pause from media, advertising and social duties to ease mental strain and the push to be constantly productive.

Georgia Hucksters Sweet Charity

Pocatello Postings and Arkansas Ads Highlight Local Interests

Pocatello readers learn about a Front Page Detective article on the Streisand murder case in Power County with POST reporter Jack Harvey cited for scoops. Arkansas classified ads list a 120 acre poultry setup for 4500 and a 4 room house with 1 acre for 2750, both noting quick sale terms.

Harry Moore Moore News Streissing Power County POST Jack Harvey Arkansas W. B. Gatlin Strout Realty Waldron

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