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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1948
Page
4
The 1948 campaign marks a shift from nonJoiner attitudes of 1920 toward a realistic view of global responsibility. Americans acknowledge strength and resources require responsibility and the use of alliances to prevent future wars while upholding the founders' ideals of freedom and justice for all mankind.
Washington hosts the World Bank and IMF annual board gathering with top financial experts as events ignite the capital’s social season. Treasury Secretary Snyder balks at reading his speech and considered asking Eugene Meyer to read it, then declines. Lovett and Franks discuss an enigmatic matter unrelated to Berlin or Palestine, leaving reporters puzzled. Thurmond releases biographical material during a Washington visit. Veterans Affairs plans a post election, non political veteran bonus distribution, estimated at 13 million insured veterans receiving about 100 dollars each.
A narrator recounts a sand bath experience in Beppu Japan at Umijigoku. An elderly Japanese woman with a shovel digs a trench over the hot sands as geysers spout and steam rises. The pool nearby holds water near 195 degrees Fahrenheit and locals boil eggs in minutes.
A narrator recounts a brutal Beppu sand bath experience under a Japanese woman who buried him in hot sand. He endures boiling heat and steam as a geyser of lava-like sensations while paying a surprisingly cheap fee. The scene contrasts with scenic Inland Sea views and mountain silhouettes.
Paul Gallico muses on physiognomy and public judgment as he cites Stuart Zane Perkoff and recent demonstrations at Philadelphia and New York. He argues look and background influence perceptions, notes slum upbringing correlates with radicalism, and questions democracy’s fight against unappealing agitators. He adds brief U S society notes on a divorce over polka dancing and a River House buyout to stave eviction.
Washington December column reflects on Harry S Truman’s 1948 victory amid a divided party. Drew Pearson credits Truman’s solo battle against internal foes and external pressure, noting cabinet aides who supported re election and the public’s approval.
Opinion piece laments Republicans new mood after Harry’s upset. The author contrasts GOP overconfidence, Democratic defeat mood, and Truman era snubs. It urges Republicans to cry, regroup, and wait four years for Santa and political redemption.
The line suggests a cautious take on taking risks and attending events. It juxtaposes the impact of trying versus not attempting, implying relief or relief-like satisfaction from bold choices. The fragment hints at social or personal reflection within a casual tone.
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