Editorial staff and publication details at Pocatello Post
The Pocatello Post lists editor David A. Robinson and Theron C. Liddle as managing editor with daily and Sunday editions. It publishes mornings at 334 North Males Street in Idaho and shows subscription rates of 1.25 dollars per month. The paper is entered as second class mail since December 13, 1947.
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Pocatello Post
David A. Robinson
Theron C. Liddle
North Males Street
Pocatello
Idaho
Liberalism defined by politicians spurs election conjecture
A New York Times Magazine exercise gathers six leaders Truman Wallace Taft Dewey Stassen Warren to define liberalism. Their varied takes reveal liberalism as a campaign foundation rather than a single fixed creed, sparking a broader debate on labels and policy directions amid Cold War tensions.
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New York Times
Truman
Messrs
Dewey
Stassen
Taft
Warren
Mr. Wallace
Vandenberg
Martin
Eisenhower
General MacArthur
Six
White House
Wallace
Henry Wallace
Mr. Taft
Mr. Dewey
New York
Ohio
Wem
Fitzwebster
Messrs. Warren
Harry Trunan
Bob Taft
Tom Dewey
Harrold Stassen
Earl Warren
Free Enterprisers
Opera Singer Answer to Previous Pussie
A compact clue list with numbered across and down hints. The page presents a puzzle grid themed around musical terms and wordplay, including baritone, impersonations, and familial terms, with several archaic spellings and abbreviations interwoven. The item catalog appears to mix definitions and partial phrases for a crossword style puzzle.
Democracy in Action and Youth Groups Across Borders
The writer reflects on returning home to New York and describes a Illinois primary study by Oak Park youths who organized, convened meetings, issued a three page pamphlet, and urged voter education. He links to London youth meetings, non-governmental groups, and the need for government support in democracies and UN discussions.
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United Feature Syndicate, Inc
New York
Illinois
Democracy In Action
Oak Park
Chicago
Congress
Democracy In
London
Great Britain
United States
United Nations
Wage clash over cabinet pick for agriculture secretary
Washington report details a bitter intra party fight to back Charles Brannan or John Flannagan as the next agriculture secretary. President Truman faces pressure as House Agriculture Committee members push various allies, while Charles Brannan enjoys Anderson's backing and Flannagan counts Virginia support.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
Charles Brannan
Denver
Anderson
John Flannagan
Virginia
House, Agriculture Committee
Truman
House Agriculture Committee
Flannagan
White House
Cooley
Congress
Utah
Walter Granger
South
Granger
Byrd
Harry Byrd
House
John Carroll
Colorado
Henry Jackson
Brannan
Murray
Montana
Kilgore
West Virginia
Elbert Thomas
Chavez
New Mexico
Big Bill Knudsen
General Motors
Bill
Detroit
Bill Knudsen
Lida Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Harold Alzana on the high wire at the Garden and the praise he drew
In a vivid review a spectator recalls Harold Alzana balancing on a high wire under the Garden roof and then walking the length without a safety net. He notes the audience admiration, the athlete’s skill, and a personal appeal for earnest applause as Alzana completes a double ascent and descent.
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Alzanas
Vander Barbette
Harold Alzana
Brother Barbette
Prof
Alzana
Earth
Stassen and Taft clash as Ohio contest unfolds
In a heated exchange, Harold Stassen and Senator Robert Taft spar over liberal and conservative labels amid the Ohio Republican presidential primary. Taft defends housing and recovery programs while accusing Stassen of avoiding daily Senate battles. The piece notes both men’s contrasts in style and policy, with Stassen gaining delegates but labels lingering.
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Washington
Ohio
Harold Stassen
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Stassen
Taft
Minnesota
Senate
Ersistence
Abs Publigg Housing
McCarthy
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Europe
America
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Brooklyn Teens Admit Fire Attack on Teacher Over Exam
Five Brooklyn boys, ages 12 to 14, confessed to firing 22 caliber rifles at teacher Margaret Jokiel, 24, to coerce a passing grade. They used a stolen car to circle the home after a taunting telephone threat, enlisting a younger boy to imitate a call.
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New York
Brooklyn
Margaret Jokiel
Anthony Durso
Jokiel
Durso
Coney Island
Bernalillo Humane Assn member bitten by two dogs
Mrs. George Koffler of the Bernalillo County Humane Assn. reported to police that two small dogs she encountered were belligerent and bit her in Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Albuquerque, N. M
George Koffler
The
Bernalillo County Humane Assn
Radio Program Schedule for KEIO KEYY Stations Today
A dense timetable listing Saturday programs across KEIO 1450 and KEYY 1240. It covers morning to late night with news, music, dramas, sports, and special features featuring George Henninger Vincent Lopez Hillbilly hits Baseball and Singers, plus theatre and concert segments.
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George Henninger
AP News
Vincent Lopez
APC
Hollywood
Iine Library
Rex Koury
Ward
Navy
Melody Inc
Ross Dolan
Detective
Intermountain
R. Milton Carlston
Martinee
Teentimer’s Club
Washington
Pro Arte Quartet
Alan Lomax
Stan Keller
Carmen Cavallero
Fred Robbins
Lionel Hampton
Charles Slocum
Johnny Dee
Preston Sellers
Nora Morales
Charlie Spicak Orch
Newscape
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Chicago Theatre
Carmel Cavallero
Family Theatre
Mutual Reports
KEYY
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Alexander Wiley
President Truman
Russia
William Green
AFL
Homer Ferguson
Michigan
Rivero
Eleanor Roosevelt
Pearson
Demos
Kling
Gallico
Ving
Zana
Shotter
North Carolina
Harold Cooey
Agriculture Department
Sugar Trust
Hillman
Knudsen
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bill Knudsens
John Sparkman
Alabama
Josephseph H. McCarthy
Nebrasa
Manag
Junior
Hom
Cord, Otis
Keio
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