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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1949
Page
4
The page lists C. Ed Flandro as president L. C. Giauque as business manager and Frank Grover as editor for the publication. No further context or date is provided in the readable text.
Rev. Walker discusses how seeds sprout only under proper moisture and heat, paralleling how Christian character grows when minds are ready. He cites Woodrow Wilson on resisting information and notes germination can occur outside classrooms, in daily life, shaping attitudes and conduct with the spirit of Christ.
Marquis Childs reports in Washington that the Paris peace conference misfired by attacking the United States with fantastic charges. Howard Fast accused the US of tyranny against peace advocates, while Soviet delegates faced unexpected praise for liberty. The piece warns against rising anti Communism eroding constitutional freedoms and labels feared legislative actions as threats to the heritage of freedom.
Submissions discuss Weston trash disposal by burning in oil tanks and praise for Pocatello police traffic improvements. Letter writer urges tickets for pedestrians jay walking and criticizes blame on drivers for cross street dangers. Signed names withheld if desired.
A satirical take on a modern lawnmower whose high tech design cannot endure rain or rough use. The piece contrasts the pristine, gleaming machine with practical, older models and warns that neighbors may mishandle fragile gadgets. The humor centers on novelty versus reliability and the need for a durable, loanable mower.
Edward Artin in the Saturday Evening Post argues that democracy cannot remain eternally prepared for war. He cautions readiness must match future dangers and notes women face disadvantages as technology accelerates travel speeds beyond sound.
Washington state senator Harry Cain faces a publicized marriage split while awaiting a possible reunion with wife Marjorie. Reports tie in Mary Louise Hall as a potential rival as Cain’s personal life unfolds amid a Senate backdrop. A separate U S press controversy over a Mexican freedom of information amendment at the U N drew sharp State Department reactions and mixed Latin American response.
Robert Ruark profiles William Gargan, praising his avoidant ego and Brooklyn roots. The piece notes Gargan’s 110 film career, two million earned, 21-year marriage, and disdain for acting theatrics. It highlights his early life in Red Hook, stage hits, Depression-era struggles, and current quest in radio or TV.
The Sun Valley Trio is slated to appear Friday and Saturday nights at the Bannock hotel in Pocatello. The ensemble features varied instruments and a diverse repertoire according to hotel manager W. W. Shields.
A Hollywood columnist recounts a prize contest run by Gregory Ratoff to choose a woman’s film title. Winners receive cash and recognition from judges like Edward G. Robinson and Patricia Morison. Titles must be original and suitable for a Myrna Loy Peggy Cummins drama.
Hollywood gossip notes report H C Rothwisch of the Missouri State Chamber of Commerce pleading with Universal International to keep a Missouri mule as the title animal in Francis. The piece mocks rival mules and highlights box office chatter along with industry tidbits.
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