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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1948
Page
4
The piece lists publication location at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho with morning and Sunday editions. Subscription rates are 1.25 per month by carrier and by mail. It notes second class matter status since December 13 1947 and post office eligibility under the 1879 act.
A Memorial Day editorial calls for national prayer for peace, honors battlefield dead, and urges leaders to pursue strength in armed forces and modern weapons. It presents quotes from Engel Rosenman Hawkes Taft Byrnes Watson and MacArthur arguing for readiness and restraint in a troubled world.
Eleanor Roosevelt discusses Arab rejection of UN ceasefire in Palestine, arms embargo effects, and the need for force to back UN decisions. She praises Jewish resilience, critiques Mundt bill, and urges democracy and free expression against totalitarianism. She urges Senate to bury the Mundt bill and trust in citizens to defend democracy.
In New York Daniel Belmont, an ex G I, runs a restaurant and is picketed by unions with a sign celebrating the anniversary of the labor dispute. He bakes a cake for the pickets but the cake is refused and tensions rise as the picket line resumes.
Drew Pearson reports that high powered New York press agents sat inside the joint housing committee to promote real estate interests. Bell Jones and Taylor were paid by the lobby, with advisers from Cartwright and others shaping a 400 page report later slimmed to a GOP favored 40 page version. Public funds financed the print, while the lobby network pushed pro real estate messaging nationwide.
Paul Gallico offers tongue in cheek marital tips to June brides, boasting a 25 year marriage and a humorous view of winning a husband. He mocks dominant brides and describes a man left bewitched and devoted after matrimony, urging restraint to keep him drawn in.
Ex King Michael of Romania and Danish Princess Anne of Bourbon Parma plan marriage next week with options for a ceremony in Athens or Lausanne. Michael aims for Athens this Saturday if Anne agrees upon arrival, otherwise they would wed in Lausanne or a Greek Orthodox chapel. The arrangement hinges on Anne’s arrival and decision.
A detailed listing of morning to late evening programs across KEYY 1240 and KEIO 1450. Includes religious services, talk shows, news briefs, mysteries, music blocks, dramatic programs, and sports recaps with times and host names where readable.
A travel vignette recalls a ascent to Hat Point overlook in Hell's Canyon, describing the Snake River view and Seven Devils peaks. The sermon-like piece urges dwelling on deeper truths rather than surface interpretations of scripture, comparing spiritual climb to the canyon’s depths.
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