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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1948
Page
4
Public notice lists Pocatello Post at 334 North Main Street Idaho with subscription rates Carrier and mail 1.25 per month and mentions second class matter entered December 13 1947 at Pocatello post office under March 3 1879 act.
WASHINGTON reports a political dispute over President Truman’s nomination of David E. Lilienthal for a full five year term as AEC chairman. Republicans fear a Senate clash, though Lilienthal has broad support, and the fight may reveal party rifts and impact the commission’s nonpolitical role.
Senator Robert A Taft of Ohio warns that Erie recovery program funds may be lost but could still help in the fight against communism. He discusses the risk of losing investments while acknowledging potential strategic value.
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Eleanor Roosevelt notes Russia seeks talks with the United States and sees Stalin's reply as cordial. She observes Wallace's open letter may spur renewed diplomacy, and hopes for concrete steps toward a peaceful settlement despite past deadlocks. The piece lauds the conciliatory tone and urges progress.
New York columnist calls out the drift away from transparent pricing in national ads. He laments vague quotes and hidden taxes, urging cost details for cars, radios, appliances, and more to help consumers decide what they can afford. The piece complains marketers hide prices behind fine print and subject-to charges, hindering purchases.
Henry McLemore skewers June ritual of awarding honorary degrees. He jokes on travel costs suits heat in campus ceremonies, and the mock value of such degrees, imagining absurd alternatives and a rejected offer from the Upper Northwest Vermont School of Tombstone Engraving.
Caldwell police arrested a youth caught taking jugs from a local firm and attempting to resell them to the front office. Police chief Robert O. Flood said employees recognized the jugs as ones they had recently purchased, halting the scheme.
CBS reporter George Polk was murdered in Salonika as rightist forces clash with US aid policy in Greece. Polk warned American taxpayers and readers about graft and interference while detailing right wing and communist tactics, with prospects of a new dictatorial coalition government.
A dense listing of KEIO and KEYY radio programming across Saturday and Sunday, detailing hourly shows from morning to late night, including news, music, sports, and special features. The page also contains stray editorial lines urging soil conservation and healthy eating, plus scattered misprints about stations and times.
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