Pocatello Post Details Publication and Rates
The Pocatello Post lists editor Theron C. Liddle and editor David A. Robinson with offices at 334 North Main Street in Pocatello Idaho. Subscriptions cost 1.25 dollars monthly by carrier or mail payable in advance. The paper is entered as second class matter on December 13 1947 at the Pocatello post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Main Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Diplomatic Blunder Over Palestine Partition Policy
An oped critique argues the United States mishandled the Palestine partition issue, reversing support and weakening Soviet and UN standing. It warns of oil disruption and military friction with Russia, urging a united stand for enforcement and peace mobilization.
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Palestine
U.S
Russia
Partition
Holy Land
America
Mediterranean
Peste
Assembly of Nations
U. S
Spring in Hyde Park and world tensions in 1948
Eleanor Roosevelt describes warm days and blooming nature in Hyde Park while contrasting peaceful scenes with global strife. She discusses Trieste, Italy, Yugoslavia, and the UN’s limited power, urging democracies to demand stronger world cooperation and effective peace machinery.
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United Featuree Syndicate, Inc
Hyde Park
Palestine
Trieste
China
India
Great Britain
France
United States
Italy
United Nations
Super Vision
Security Council
Stalin
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Gorizia
Ussr
It's The Other Car That Causes The Crash
Paul Gallico discusses state efforts to study traffic crashes and the role of bad drivers. He highlights New Jersey’s biannual vehicle inspections and Connecticut’s driving awareness project, noting the mental strain of highway travel and the need for constant vigilance to avoid accidents. He compares driving to piloting, stressing preparedness and danger from all approaching vehicles.
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New Jersey
Connecticut
Truman Nomination Crisis Sparks Democratic Realignment
Washington sources report that President Truman faces pressure from party professionals to yield the nomination amid southern revolt and Alabama defections. A Lucas Rayburn ticket or swapped order is discussed to salvage the Democratic machine and prevent total collapse.
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Washington
Truman
White House
Philadelphia
Democratic
New York
Chicago
Scott W. Lucas
Illinois
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Rayburn
Lucas
Vic
John W. Davis
Madison Square Garden
al Smith
Alabama
Lister Hill
John Sparkman
Hill
Sparkman
Harry S. Truman
Selogen
Mr. Truman
Alf Landon
Landon
Maine
Vermont
Mason and Dixon Line
North Carolina
Florida
Millard Caldwell
Lucas-Rayburn
South
William McKinley
Radio Schedule Highlights Busy Sunday Lineup
KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240 list morning to late night programs with religious services news features music and drama. Notable items include Hollywood Bowvise, Coast to Coast, Message of Israel, Abbott News, The Fat Man and The Shadow among others.
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ABC Symphony
Sam Pettingill
Walter Winchell
Louella Parsons
Theater Guild of the Air
Jimmie Fidler
Drew Pearson
Concert Hall
Ambassador Hotel Orch
Bridge To Dreamland
Florentine Gardens Orch
Marriage rate to ease further in 1948 Met Life predicts
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co statisticians forecast a continued fall in the marriage rate in 1948. The peak was 16.3 marriages per 1000 in 1946 and last year the rate declined by about one eighth.
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New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Easter Eye Custom Hangover Of Pagan Days
Paul Gallico explores Easter customs and their ancient roots in a humorous column. He notes the rabbit’s elusive status in scholarly references while recounting spring rites, egg lore, and pagan symbols, ending with a playful mock interview from a Jackrabbit about fertility and tradition.
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Eostre
Bede
Greenwich Hill
England
White House
James Madison
Jacksonville
Police Officer Confesses in Duncan Murder Case
Oklahoma City op says L. F. Fowler, a Duncan officer, signed a statement admitting involvement and that he stuffed the slain waitress Helen Beavers body in a car trunk. Beavers, 26, was killed January 23 and found 18 days later in a Duncan car trunk. Fowler lived in Waurika and had left the department days after the murder.
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Oklahoma City
Duncan
Okla
Helen Beavers
Jake Sims
Oklahoma State Crime Bureau
L. F
Lefty) Fowler
Fowler
Miss Beavers
Sims
Waurika
R. C. Gentry
Cop Tops Bid For Own Police Horse
Police Sergeant Danny Carmichael paid $50 at auction to own Hummer an 18 year old gelding he had ridden for three years on a police beat in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Danny Carmichael
Hummer
Carmichael
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