Pocatello Post masthead and publication details
The record shows the Pocatello Post editors David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle with Theron C. Liddle as managing editor. The paper is published daily and Sunday at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho with subscription rates of 1.25 per month by carrier or by mail, paid in advance. It was entered as second class matter on December 13 1947 at the Pocatello Idaho post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Pocatello
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main St
Idaho
Forgotten Responsibilities in a Nation at War
A column contrasts coal leader John Lewis and steel head Benjamin Fairless, noting their rise from labor to power. It warns their price hikes pensions and strikes threaten public welfare and a bloodless war for freedom, urging justification of private interests or government curtailment.
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John“. Lewis
Benjamin Fairless
Mr. Fairless
United States Steel Corp
Lewis
Florida
Fairless
Free World
Winter easing and policy leaders cited in remarks
The piece notes winter hardships fading from memory and highlights opinions from Earl Warren on tax cuts and from T. J. Wood of Proctor and Gamble on price discipline. It also references Arthur Bliss Lane comparing Stalin’s state seizure strategy to Hitler in a separate voice.
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Stalin
Hitler
Arthur Bliss Lane
U. S
Poland
Puzzle of Words and Names From a Fragmented Page
A laboratory style riddle list mixes scientist terms and dictionary like clues. It moves through topics from government science to chemistry, geography, and biology with scattered word fragments and numbered hints. The piece resembles a crossword style clue page with many entries and unclear connections.
Puzzle solution hints and word list decoded
The prompt presents a crossword style clue set with numbered entries and solutions. It includes a phrase hinting at a nickname and several defined words such as flows flatboat soon memorandum lamprey consider feline waist joins show cookstoves remitted sailors European river Sainte prefix and comparative suffix republic.
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Republic
My Day By Eleanor Roosevelt on Peace and War
Eleanor Roosevelt argues that President Truman's defense speeches aim at peace not war. She urges inclusive talks among governments and citizens to ease fears, curb military spending, and build a UN force to uphold law while avoiding World War III.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
World
United Feaure Syndicate, Inc
New York
United Nations
Russia
U. S. Will Not Drop A Bomb First At Key West Conference
Nation’s leaders discuss whether the United States should launch a first atomic strike on Russia. Admiral Leahy urges avoiding harm to civilians, while experts warn it’s impractical to confine A bombs to military targets. Russians reportedly hold German submarine secrets and may target U.S. cities with V-2 rockets from subs.
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U. S
Key West Conference
Washington
United States
Russia
Key West
Admiral Leahy
Ritory
Leahy
Secretary of Defense
Forrestal
Germany
Korea
Bataan
Hiroshima
Europe
Bae
Truman
Japan
Jim Mead
Gallic Guide film notes show French families and heroines
Article reviews French cinema focusing on family dynamics in films. Pa Pah is a dominant father figure while Ma Mah is placated. heroines are glamorous and central, with plots of love, arranged marriages, and illicit pregnancies. The piece contrasts French film tropes with American ones, noting hero types and moral themes.
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Paul Gallico
Gallico
Ned
Mother
Father
France
Pa-Pah
Mama
Ma-Mah
Hollywood
Jean
Pierre
Phillippe
Victor
Antoine
Raima
Marseilles
Sissy
Clark Gable
Humphrey Bogart
Cary Grant
War talk grips frontier towns as fear of a third world war grows
In El Paso Texas veteran reporter George Kirksey notes how locals shift to war readiness amid draft talk and fears of a new global conflict. Ex soldiers plan recalls while talk of Italy elections and atom bombs heightens tension across the Southwest and Midwest.
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EL Paso
Texas
George Kirksey
George
Kirksey
North Africa
Tunisia
Lewis Hershey
Italy
South
West
East
Wve Ct Gonvet Ae
Army
Navy
U.S
U. S
Tuisia
Radio Program Guide Highlights from KEIO 1450 Schedule
Listing of KEIO 1450 radio programming through the day with show times and hosts. An inserted European forests statistic notes two thirds of Europe’s 700 million acres are in European Russia and Finland per Encyclopedia Britannica.
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Europe
European
Russia
Finland
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Earl Warren
California
T. J. Wood
Proctor and Gamble Co
Wiliam
Virginia
Ustsi Ae
Drew Pearson
Pearson
Congress
Buffalo
Frank Emma
Utica
N.Y
George Kelly
Rochester
Stassen
Ives
MacArthur
Wisconsin
Capitol
Pat Hurley
O’hurley
Hurley
Oklahoma
New York City
Alphonse
Celeste
Marie
Auguste
Marthe
Jacques
Giselle
Louise
Ruark
Oshgosh, Wis
Frank Dougherty
Dougherty
Lilli
KEIO
AP News
Ted Malone
Myster
Galen Drake
Allen Roth
Xavier Cugat
Dick Tracy
Terry
Elmer Davis
Keyy
IMN Farm Journal
IMN News
Breakfast News
John Nesbitt
Bob Eberly
Naval Academy Band
The
Happy Gang
Martin Black
Erskine Johnson
Milt Herth
Two Ton Baker
IMN
Tommy Dorsey
Fulton Lewis Jr
Superman
Captain Midnight
Tom Mix
Billy Rose
Gabriel Heatter
Mutual
Gregory Hood
Newscape
Fishing & Hunting Club
All the News
Casa Loma
Claudia Carroll
Miniature
Morton Downey
Goodnight
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