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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post published at 334 North Main Street lists subscription costs of $1.25 per month by carrier or by mail. Paper entered as second class matter on December 13, 1947 at the Pocatello Post Office under the 1879 act.
A House Select Committee report argues Russia could wage war if needed and warns U S policy may misread that risk. It notes a 51 percent rise in Soviet military budget since 1940 and compares industrial output, manpower, and aircraft production with American capacity, while acknowledging steel oil and transport shortages and uncertainties about missiles and atomic weapons.
The $25 million price cut by U. S. Steel is seen as small but welcome, aimed to soften reactions to a prior price increase. Philip Murray of the United Steel Workers expresses disappointment over wage increase denial but pledges to honor the two-year no-strike contract. Remarks from Carroll Reece and Sen. Taft accompany the discussion.
A whimsical word list presents clues across multiple categories. Names and terms span authorship, geography, animals, and measurements, inviting readers to solve a vertical puzzle. The piece reads like a compact, phrase-filled lexicon in a periodical quiz style.
Eleanor Roosevelt recalls a government run Elizabethan manor in Kent used as a reform home for girls aged 17 to 25. A democratic, hospitable regime provides a garden, livestock, crafts, gym, and choir. No punishment. rules set weekly by inmates, many prepare for market gardening and nursery schooling careers.
Washington sources say the Internal Revenue Service has begun an undercover inquiry into more than 600 commodity speculators who use a six month rule to convert short term trades into long term gains thus avoiding taxes. Officials estimate about five million dollars in unpaid taxes last year.
Marquis Childs argues that a sweeping GOP win could yield a highly reactionary Congress and question how much a Republican president would shape policy. He warns against delaying decisions like the reciprocal trade agreements act and stresses the need for clarity on domestic tariff policy and world recovery.
Malad Lions Club selects Veryl Henrie as president succeeding Ira Stone. New officers include Tally Hughes as first vice president Lloyd Stevens as second vice president and Ben Dives Lion Tanner Ed Howard Tail Twister Glen Lang Doyal Keller and Marion Hess as directors. Lew Baker continues as director and Jake Kern is reelected secretary treasurer.
Mustard seeds possess water resistant coats enabling them to stay viable in soil for years. They can remain dormant without sprouting or rotting until conditions trigger germination.
iRuark argues television could hollow out sports profits by offering free ringside views that lure fans to home viewing or bars. He notes low gate receipts at the Dodgers opener and envisions a future where fans swap live attendance for televised drama, forcing promoters to compete with at-home access and cheaper entertainment.
A detailed list of morning to late evening radio offerings across KEIO KC and KEYY stations including news, music, concerts, talk, and serials. Notable programs feature AP News, Breakfast Club, Dance Music, Baseball coverage, and various orchestral and variety hours with multiple hosts and guest entertainers.
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