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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1948
Page
4
Amid news of crisis, Southeastern Idaho residents show compassion by offering homes for three kittens and an abandoned infant. The piece argues that everyday mutual aid could solve many problems if consistently practiced rather than only in emergencies.
The piece argues Greece offers a clearer test than China for U S policy amid communism. Col C M Woodhouse warns Athens government is fragile and crises are organic, while Greek peasants starve as Western aid sustains a fragile democracy.
Marquis Childs argues the United States must redefine its Greece policy beyond mere aid. He cites Athens' fragile balance, the risk of dictatorial shifts, and the need for larger investments to revitalize the economy and counter communism, warning against propping up unreality.
The piece surveys potential 1952 Democratic leaders inclining to younger figures as Truman and Barkley age, with Sen Scott Lucas and possible cabinet changes. Justice William O Douglas touted as potential secretary of state if Marshall retires, amid Acheson’s possible return and Forrestal’s reduced political role.
In a defense of Dewey, Paul Gallico argues that despite his flaws and the defeat, he remains a fellow American who endured a brutal political backlash. He emphasizes Dewey’s humanity, the toll of overconfidence, and the need for sympathy rather than scorning the defeated candidate.
The verse covers Marines marching toward China as Communist advances surge. It shifts to Tom Dewey taking a long rest at a southern Arizona resort, then pivots to a child abandoned by a mother, urging the mother to confront her lapse. It warns of lifelong heartbreak and urges reconciliation if possible.
Washington column notes President Truman and Herbert Hoover forming a strong personal connection boosting support for the Hoover Commission reorganization plan. It argues Truman aims to use Hoover’s authority to push Congress and gain executive power for housecleaning against Republicans.
In Tokyo the narrator warns against casual tea invitations in Japan noting the tea ceremony Cha no yu lasts hours in a room with a silent, ritual sequence. He recounts bowing for the host, admiring utensils, and the gong signal before a spinach-colored tea. The piece humorously contrasts Western casual tea with meticulous Japanese ritual.
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