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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1948
Page
4
The item lists the Pocatello Post published at 334 North Main Street Idaho with subscription options of 125 per month by carrier and 1.25 per month by mail, in advance. It notes second class matter status dated December 13, 1947, at Pocatello Post Office under March 3, 1879.
In an interview with Hugh Baillie of United Press, Prime Minister de Gasperi outlined a reform program to blunt Communist strength. He urged social justice, unemployment action in the north, land reform in the south, and industry development, aided by the Marshall Plan, to win back voters and curb communism.
A collage of comments ties social unrest to U S cultural imports like a ten ton load of juke boxes before the Pan American conference. Victor Rubini mocks modern art while Senator Hawkes blasts heavy taxation as a threat to free enterprise.
A fragmented OCR page lists clues and trivia about naval leaders and crossword style hints. It includes abbreviations for duties, geographic references, and names such as a American humorist pen name and an English river, inviting puzzle style deduction.
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses reading Churchill's London memoirs aboard a sea voyage. She reflects on lessons from past mistakes, the value of scientific humility, and the need for scientists to consider social responsibility in shaping policy and governance.
A radio incident where an obscenity aired during a Yankee Stadium broadcast drew shock but no social upheaval. The author questions censorship and public moral guards as millions heard the profanity, yet daily life in the city continued unchanged. The essay notes the paradox of warning voices and calm after the event.
Uncle Robert retells Cinderella as a 1940s ad agency hunger tale. A poor but ambitious Cinderella works in a walk up while sisters and an old mother-in-law live off her pay, advances from a boss, and a photo shoot lead to fame and later marriage. Cinderella toils then triumphs with a private studio built by her husband.
In Copenhagen a pound and a half boy named Steen, the tiniest Denmark has seen, is expected to live. Born three months early, he weighed a peak of two pounds, then fell to one, and has since risen. Doctors report his head measures tennis-ball size but he remains normal and will receive oxygen as he grows.
Idaho commercial hatcheries produced five percent fewer chicks and fifty percent fewer poults in March compared with a year earlier. Hatcheries output totaled 800000 chicks and 21000 poults, with prices at 18 dollars per hundred for straight run chicks and 95 dollars per hundred for poults.
In Washington editors warn that censorship in the American zone hints at policy aims in postwar Germany. They note bankers tied to the Nazi era including Herman Abs and August Schniewind may steer the economy, risking a return to old bosses and revival of Nazism under the guise of free enterprise.
The world’s largest ice show opens in London with a million pounds of diamonds to tempt American buyers. Reporters tour guarded displays of stones from giant uncut diamonds to tiny pink and blue gems, including jewels from Princess Elizabeth and a 70-carat Woyie River diamond.
Twin Falls to install a 250-watt transmitter and convert city and county police cars to frequency modulation over 60 days. The statewide project costs 4 dollars with shared funding from city state and county. Approval came from state police superintendent Alton Bunderson police chief Howard Gillett and county board chairman Kenyon Green.
A detailed list of radio programs across KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 for a full day. Entries include musical blocks, news, talk, variety shows, advertised acts, and sign offs with times and show titles.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes fibers and jewelry elements including a belt line and rhinestones. Mentions chain shapes and possible jewelry design terms but lacks clear event or person data.
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