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The Pocatello Post

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1948

Page

3

Reversal in U S View of Soviet Relations Warned

A shifting view from cautious cooperation to fearing Soviet expansion is described as top policy makers acknowledge a dramatic change since January. Reassessment follows the Czech and Finnish pressures and indicates Stalin may not restrain communist offensives in Western Europe. President Truman later called for draft revival after previously favoring ERP.

Washington United States Russia United Press Josef Stalin Stalin Western Europe Army Kenneth C. Royall Senate Foreign Relations Committee Truman

Dream House Dream House Is Nightmare

Hollywood news reports producer David Selznick’s plan to publicize his film with a nation wide dream house project. Seven architects from different states submit diverse styles, all aiming to fit one common dream. the result risks a clash of visions and likely delays.

Hollywood David Selznick Selznick RKO Mr. Blanding U.S Albert D'Agostino Carroll Clark Ralph Berger Field Gray John Kibbey Massachusetts Charles Pyke Pennsylvania Eugene Evans Colorado Dixie California Florida New England Texas

Mediation Chief Invites Lewis to Talks on Coal Shutdown

Federal mediator Cyrus Ching invited John L. Lewis and eight industry officials to meet in Washington on Monday to settle the five day old coal strike. He said replies had not yet come from either side as White House officials prepared to intervene.

Washington Cyrus S. Ching John L. Lewis Ching Lewis White House

Producers Won’t Talk Pension Until Strike Halts

Soft coal producers told John L. Lewis they will not discuss pensions or the welfare fund dispute until miners halt their five day strike. They accused him of violating the wage contract and noted the dispute concerns Ezra Van Horn, not the operators, with possible Taft Hartley action looming. Lewis offered no comment as deadlines passed without talks. Van Horn sought a court appointment of a third welfare fund trustee and warned he would proceed alone if Lewis rejected or reneged. The dispute was presented to Congress, but the labor management committee delayed action awaiting Chair Ball’s return.

Washington John L. Lewis White House United Mine Workers Ezra van Horn Health and Welfare Fund Lewis van Horn U. S. District Court Joint Congressional Labor-Management Committee Joseph H. Ball, Jr Minn Minnesota UMW Charles O’neill Board of Trustees

English D'Oyly Carte girls seek American men

American life charms the English Gilbert and Sullivan troupe as they return to England with few engagements and many stories. Soprano Gwyneth Cullimore has a sea captain fiancé, contralto Pauline Howard dates basketball players, and Joan Gillingham enjoys Broadway and bright lights despite homesickness.

New York America D’oyle Carte Opera Company England Gwyneth Cullimore Pauline Howard Mums Gwyneth South Wales Bob Mauldin Merchant Marine Texas Durham City Joan Gillingham Subton Broadway Pauline Joan

Theremin Viewpoints Promise Music From Air Waves

Elena Moneak, a former violinist, forecasts a theremin era by 1960. The instrument uses two antennae to control pitch and volume by hand position, producing violin like melodies via electrical thought waves.

Clinton Wilkinson United Press Chicago Elena Moneak Billie Burke Miss Moneak Miss Moncak

Navy Air Reserve mobilization progress reported

Adm. Richard F. Whitehead, chief of naval air reserve training, said the navy has airmen ready to complement 500 carriers when needed. He praised reserve squadrons as weekend warriors and emphasized the value of a well-trained naval air force in a country not maintaining a large standing army or navy.

Los Alamitos Cal Richard F. Whitehead Naval Air Reserve Training Navy Army

Who's Who Averages 51 Years In Sample

The article notes that the average age of individuals listed in Who's Who stands at 51 years.

Idaho to Hold Board Meeting on Teacher Permits

The Idaho state board of education will meet March 30 to April 2 in Pocatello to discuss emergency teacher permits for the coming year. The session will also consider consolidating Indian education services. The board includes leaders from the University of Idaho and Idaho State College, with Alton B. Jones serving as ex-officio secretary.

Boise State Board of Education Pocatello Altonb. Jones Jamres Jones J. L. McCarthy Orofino State Board of Cation Board of Regents Ea of Idaho State Board For Vocational Education University of Idaho Idaho State College Southern Idaho College of Education Northern Idaho College of Education St. Anthony Gooding E. A. Owen Idaho Falls Maude Cosho

Palm Sunday Services in Lava Springs Church

Father Kunkel announces Palm Sunday rites at the Catholic church in Lava Springs. Blessing of the Palms starts at 7 30 a m and the public is welcome. Services begin Sunday morning at 8 o clock.

Lava Hot Springs

Mischief Will Out In Fatal Fire Alarm Incident

A four year old boy in Waltham Massachusetts reached over his mother’s shoulder and activated a false fire alarm while she talked with a friend. No injuries reported. The incident underscores how a child’s mischief can cause a citywide alarm.

Waltham Mass

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