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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1949
Page
4
Editorial urges motorists to slow down and show courtesy as roads thaw. Warns speeding and red-light rushing cause fatal crashes, especially with children at play. Calls for vigilance, restraint, and shared responsibility to cut the traffic toll.
Marquis Childs reports that Washington plans to transfer control of occupied Germany to civilians within years. Robert Murphy leads a German Austrian division and could shape policy from Berlin with military backing waning. Congress and public opinion may push for a broad national foreign policy conference including labor and farm groups.
Army ordnance experts state the rocket venturing 250 miles at 5000 mph did not burn up but fell to earth and lies buried beyond recovery. This delays repeal of the natural law that what goes up must come down.
Robert Ruark questions Soviet espionage claims and critiques American media's portrayal of women. He argues American women are not cowed, detailing household power, luxury, and industry influence, challenging the stereotype of the submissive housewife.
A column argues the United States risks pride by appeasing the Soviet Union. It urges Americans to defend decent values, recalling Cuba’s resolve and Joe Louis’ strength, urging a firm stance rather than appeasement or concessions.
The North Atlantic pact would cover Europe the United States and much of the Atlantic zone. It binds allies to react to armed attacks with collective defense and maintains UN cooperation with Article 5 and related provisions. The summary lists articles detailing peaceful settlement, economic and political collaboration, and future signers.
A column from Pocatello captures local pride in a potential half billion atom plant with praise for Idaho leaders while warning the story may harm chances. It also notes Midwinter dental society coverage, a Democrat poet, a drunk parking meter incident, and shamrock shipments to the United States for St Patrick’s Day.
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