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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post lists David A. Robinson editor and Theron C. Liddle managing editor. It publishes daily and Sunday from 334 North Main, Pocatello Idaho. Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier or mail, payable in advance. Entered as second class matter December 13, 1947.
The committee seeks a record high 200000 to continue work while accusing Dr. Edward A. Condon of indiscretion amid loyalty checks. The FBI found no disloyalty, but the panel delays, citing evidence gaps and asserting reputation harm.
The excerpt features quotes from Charles E. Wilson and Sen. Taft criticizing U S policy. Wilson argues Main Street shapes policy more than Wall Street and urges attention to the Far East. Taft questions billions for Western Europe while the Far East is neglected.
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Eleanor Roosevelt calls Hyde Park for a fresh global dialogue among world leaders. She urges a clear U S policy, end to defensive blocs, and a United Nations backed police force to safeguard peace and aid European recovery amid postwar tensions. She warns against economic pressure by the USSR and stresses peaceful, honorable settlement of conflicts.
President Truman exploded at party leaders Howard McGrath and Gael Sullivan over loyalty while urging immediate disclosure of his candidacy. He faulted Senator Byrd of Virginia and praised McGrath, urged Crum Palestine plans, and discussed potential running mate List er Hill amid a broader debate on military training and army lobbying.
Marquis Childs argues that partisan zeal on China risks American aims as Greece aid did last year. He warns that backing Chiang Kai-shek without conditions could fail amid corruption and weak popular support, urging reforms before U S assistance.
Gipsy Rose Lee announces plans to marry Julio De Diego a 47 year old Mexican born painter. The former strip tease artist author and playwright cites their mutual interest in art as the tie that binds. This will be Miss Lee’s third marriage.
Kingsville rancher Bob Kleberg, world’s largest cattle owner, fears Mexico’s hoof and mouth disease could cross the border and devastate U S meat with billions in losses. He advocates a political push for an 800 mile fence and a Texas Plan vaccinate north of infection, slaughter south, and restock after 60 days.
Sen Henry Dworshak urged a 3 million dollar inclusion in the 1948 49 flood program to finance early planning of the Lucky Peak reservoir Nine miles upstream from Boise in the Boise River valley. He said the project would protect agricultural lands and municipalities including the capital from annual flood damages. Estimated damages for the four years ending last year were about 3 million dollars with engineers appraising the project cost at about 19 5 million dollars.
Idaho national guard personnel will take part in a training schedule at Fort Lewis in June. Brig. Gen. John F. Walsh adjutant of the Idaho guard finalized preliminary arrangements for the summer training program with Brig. Gen. Ira P. Swift of Fort Lewis.
A listing of KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 Saturday morning to late evening programs including news features, music blocks, drama, and youth club segments. Notable items include AP News at 7:30 and 11:15, Harvest–related Farm Tips, Navy Band and Hollywood Headlines, and regional sports broadcasts.
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