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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1948
Page
4
A satirical tale in which the beauty of the film world rises from a penniless start to stardom through a brutal love affair with a rich but monstrous producer. After marrying, she divorces, gains half the estate, and the Beast dies from drinking. The piece ends with a moral about luck, wealth, and stomach for rough truth.
The Voice of America faces sharper Soviet and Communist attacks as US officials shift policy to answer lies with truth. Moscow and Prague broadcasts condemn VOA while Washington-backed statements quickly rebut Russian propaganda, reflecting a broader push to defend US life and policies to global audiences.
A garbled OCR style fragment lists clues and terms about a movie director writer, with scattered definitions and numbers. The readable items include references to realms, measurements, parts of speech, and miscellaneous words. The text lacks a cohesive narrative or identifiable events.
In a secret Senate Armed Services session Defense Secretary James Forrestal and Army Secretary Kenneth Royall discussed racial integration. Royall warned he would resign if a segregation clause were enforced, as Southern senators pressed for a white-only policy despite President Truman's call for equal opportunity.
Paul Gallico denounces daily use of the word fear in news headlines. He argues fear headlines inflate anxiety, promote cowardice, and distort public discourse, urging editors to avoid fear as a framing device and to rely on intelligent foresight instead.
Members of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 735 and the ladies auxiliary will host a pot luck supper on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Memorial building. Miss Lola Tripp and her committee will serve. A regular post meeting will follow to discuss Memorial Day plans.
Marquis Childs argues President Truman has adopted a wartime mission mindset, remaining steadfast to confront the Russian challenge and inflation. He notes GOP resistance, possible 1946-era voter reactions, and the need for minimum controls to curb prices while inflation looms ahead of the Philadelphia Democratic convention.
George Stokes and Dick Nelson, juniors at Rockland high, are slated to attend Gem State Week in Boise from June 12 to 18. George is sponsored by the Rockland American Legion. Dick by the Rockland branch of the Power County Farm Bureau. Expenses including entrance, food, and rooms will be paid, with conferences and meetings in the state capitol building during their six day stay.
George Venable of Ketchum was named district commander of the fourth district American Legion posts at a quadrennial convention held here. The event gathered leaders from local posts to elect officers and discuss upcoming activities.
Radio programming lists for KEIO and KEYY stations outline a full daily lineup from early morning to late night. The entry ends with an abrupt, unexplained line claiming dogs become mentally ill from associating with people, stated by a Fort Collins doctor, implying a misprint or erroneous addition to the page.
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