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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1949
Page
4
Boise dispatches report police use of a drunkometer on drunken driving charges. In service less than two weeks it convicted two drivers and produced its first acquittal this week. The piece argues the device can reveal innocence when suspects plead not guilty.
Atlanta city council restores masks only for festive occasions and imposes a 200 fine or 30 days in jail for violations. The measure follows a history of Klan terror and violence, with the paper noting the unmasking as a significant public stand against the organization.
The American Farm Bureau chief argues that farmer incomes should not hinge on yearly federal appropriations. He emphasizes practical stability over reliance on the treasury, preferring money to principle in policy.
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Our columnist argues Florida hosts a guided missile range would devastate its image and economy. He jokes about his front yard becoming a launching pad while mocking the idea and proposing a humorous down payment to the government.
A home cook frets over a complex menu with paragus and Hollandaise as the hour nears. She worries dishes will fail from flawed recipes and crowded prep space. Relief comes when the dinner goes smoothly, revealing nerves as the true culprit.
Drew Pearson notes progress in Alabama with Negro and white teachers earning equal salaries and improved Black schools in Montgomery. He cites the Blue and Gray association’s north south stadium project and a growing effort toward racial harmony. The piece also covers New York Republican events and Chennault on China.
Marquis Childs argues Sen. Raymond Baldwin's decision to accept a Connecticut supreme court seat reveals deep Republican tensions and the amassing pressure on legislators. He notes critics, the NAM agenda, and Styles Bridges' refusal to answer Baldwin, urging party reflection on responsibility and public service.
The theme Better Hospitals for Better Health will anchor the Western Hospital convention in San Francisco next week. Miss Lloydena Grimes of Pocatello General Hospital plans to attend.
In a gossipy swirl, Margaret O’Brien faces a long wedding wait as Don Syl departs for Hollywood after a Florida to Boston to England journey. Mrs. O’Brien praises Maggie’s choice, while tabloids note Mae West, Shelley Winters mishap, Irving Berlin’s age verse, and looming Greta Garbo chatter along Broadway and L.A. corridors.
Hollywood profile of Hope Emerson detailing her six foot two frame and 230 pounds. notes her range from Elsie the cow voice to comedienne roles and TV appearances. Emerson recalls her bustling career across New York and Hollywood and her colorful self description.
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