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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Daily Post published from 334 North Main Street Idaho offers carrier and mail subscriptions at 1.25 per month. The paper is entered as second class matter December 13 1947 at the Pocatello post office under the 1879 act.
The WHO will summon top psychiatrists to London this summer to study global nervousness and seek a cure. Officials note 200 organizations already gather data. experts say cures for psychoses require individual treatment, not mass remedies, and that jitters stem from job, cost of living, and prospects. The piece ends by joking about Stalin Molotov opening up on the couch.
In a critique, Senator Thomas urges open hearings on the reciprocal Trade Agreements Act extension, arguing public access protects public interest while bills impact European and global recovery. Henry Wallace warns against military training as a security substitute amid pressures. Fulbright questions education spending versus Russia.
A puzzle styled list of crossword clues and their associated clues across numbers and definitions in a horizontal layout. It includes entries for kings, island groups, animals, Latin conjunctions, chemical symbols, dance steps, birds, verbs, articles, and other terms with numeric indices.
Washington reports more than one third of the population is eligible for federal veterans or dependent benefits. VA data show 18,733,000 veterans of all wars and dependents. 14,870,000 living World War II veterans and 52,300,000 veterans and dependents by February. By June 1955, total veterans and dependents will reach 60.1 million or 40.1 percent, with payments and subsistence costs running into billions.
Local Boy Scout executives say no Senior Scout basketball games now but work must be done for teams to play next fall and winter. Four overnight camps two unit socials two service projects and one planning meeting per month are required with full officer support. Senior Scouting must occur before basketball.
The 67 day strike by Northwest Greyhound bus drivers ends in Seattle. Full service will resume by Monday morning as announced by W G Hosie of the U S conciliation and mediation service on behalf of the company and the Amalgamated Association of Street Electric and Motor Coach Employes Local.
Drew Pearson exposes a powerful oil lobby shaping federal policy on tidelands oil. He describes a structured campaign led by Senator Ed Moore with key figures like Walter Johnson and William Clary, plus propagandists led by Dr. Edward Rumely. The piece warns of state control moves, bribery patterns, and the lobby’s broad reach in Washington.
A Billy Rose joke article recounts tales of Indian rulers famed for wealth and extravagance. It sketches Maharajahs paying vast hospital bills with clever phrases, and a palace project featuring gold decor and electric doors. The humor culminates with a Christmas joke about golf clubs and a pool.
Marquis Childs reports that Senator Arthur Vandenberg will steer a resolution establishing U.S. relations with the new Western European union. President pro tempore and Paul Hoffman bolster ERP, while George Marshall’s warnings shape a bipartisan foreign policy path amid moves to reform the United Nations and reduce veto power.
A 49 year old prominent Salt Lake City attorney James Morris Christensen died Saturday in a Salt Lake City hospital. Christensen, a former Rhodes scholar, was a member of the law firm Ingebretsen Ray Rawling and Christensen.
Radio listings detail a full day timetable for KEYY 1240 KC and KEIO 1450 with morning to late evening programs. Shows include Musical Reveille, Farm Journal, Angel of Music segments, news, talks, music cycles, and entertainment features across multiple time blocks and hosts.
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