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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Post editorial section notes its morning and Sunday publication at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with monthly carrier and mail rates in advance. It lists December 13 1947 as the entry date and references second class matter status under the 1879 act.
The Ohio primary reshapes party loyalties as Taft gains robust support from GOP voters amid Stassen opposition. Dewey backers cheer, viewing Taft’s delegate strength as a path to the first ballot, while Stassen claims solid district support and Vandenberg loyalists anticipate the Michigan senator’s future role.
Thirteen of twenty one witnesses refused to answer in the Missouri vote buying trial of three Democratic politicians. The government urged dismissal while the piece notes the 13 face mere suspicion of selling votes not party membership. Commentary by Henry A. Wallace and Sen. Byrd is cited on broader political fears.
Puzzle style clue set listing many cross references including archbishop J A McIntyre and entries for fantasy prayers direction and various short definitions. It appears as a filled crossword with numbered hints and wordplay across numerous categories.
Eleanor Roosevelt questions Soviet accusations that the U S seeks war. She argues that the aim is better understanding and peace, while noting Russia inflames with talk and a dangerous Korea power move. She uses a family analogy to illustrate deterrence and retaliation.
Twin Falls Bank and Trust Co filed an amendment with the secretary of state to raise capital stock from 150 000 to 300 000. The increase was approved by E F Haworth state finance commissioner.
War veterans face delays as 23 steel company vice presidents veto 60 000 tons of steel for prefabricated housing. Veteran cooperatives may fold or switch to costly conventional homes, while the steel advisory panel acts as a de facto gatekeeper to allocations.
Marquis Childs argues the CIA reports on Colombia reveal internal clashes and the need for top-level coordination. He warns current visa, immigration, and foreign engineering visits show gaps, urging unified oversight by Congress and executive branches to safeguard American security amid Cold War tensions.
Richard Kiem of Nampa was reelected president of the Idaho State Shorthorn Breeders Association at its annual meeting in Twin Falls. Voted in were Charles Hart of Filer as vice president Everett Van Sike of Wilder as secretary treasurer and directors Elmer Peterson Preston Vivian Davenport and Earl Mathews from Payette.
Billy Rose sends Lana Turner a parable from Hollywood about Ernie a director who married the boss's daughter after a long courtship. The tale centers on Libby a former Chinese checkers champion who later stays married through the lesson of games and marksmanship as seen in movie circles.
Marilyn Catlow a 24 year old coloratura soprano from Los Angeles and Frank Guarrera a 24 year old baritone from Philadelphia were named winners of the Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air. The awards were presented in a program from the Metropolitan Opera House New York broadcast on KEIO Pocatello and the American Broadcasting network. Each received 1000 dollars in cash from E A Nicholas president of Farnsworth Television and Radio Corporation sponsors and each earned a contract to sing with the Metropolitan Opera Association.
Tyre Taylor urged repeal of the oleomargarine taxes before the Senate Finance Committee. He argued removing the 10 cent color tax and 0.25 cent uncolored tax would reduce irritants for housewives, lower blood pressure, and improve public morals, while easing costs for grocers already facing labeling and handling fees. Butter interests will testify next.
The Natural History Museum says butterfly specialist Alexander Corbet, 51, collapsed and died during a butterfly hunt after capturing a rare specimen. The report notes his death came during field work at the museum.
Radio schedules for KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450 list daily programs from early morning to late night. Hollywood news notes report Betty Jane Rooney and Mickey Rooney settling property terms over $100000 as cruelty accusations surface in their divorce action.
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