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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1949
Page
4
The UN hosts a three week conference with 400 scientists from 50 countries on conservation and population. Experts warn of rapid resource depletion as world population rises from two to three billion in fifty years.
Washington salutes Maj. Robert T. Lincoln a secretive U S intelligence officer famed in the Middle East. Ten years after Soviet denouncement and amid tales of daring acts, Lincoln remains unseen by most and trusted by Pentagon chiefs. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas confirmed his existence after a Tehran mountain trek, where Lincoln briefly appeared in Bakhtiari dress to deliver a message and funds instruction.
The Boston Red Sox, trailing the Yankees by 12 games on July 4, have since won about 80 percent of their games and built momentum with powerful hitting and complete games. Analysts say their streaks make a single loss seem like a slump and expect rivals to suffer.
The piece notes how Vice President Barkley avoids oblivion by a romance story that may be real or imagined. It suggests the tale amuses friends and provides gag material for his four-year term, regardless of factual basis.
Milton Berle describes a car sales visit with a long limousine tailing him. He notes glossy ads, low pressure tires, and a dealer touting a car easy to drive. Berle lets his daughter Vicki take the wheel, prompting comic disbelief at the back seat.
Gaynel pages through a sunlit day aboard the yacht while Barry and Emily enjoy cocktails. Pat, resting in the stateroom, collapses with severe pain hinting at a potential appendix issue far from medical help.
A collection of quotes from leaders including Pope Pius XII Eleanor Roosevelt and Truman on marriage religion freedom and international policy. Various figures discuss morality economic confidence and the need for strong action to prevent aggression.
ECA chief Paul Hoffman met with President Truman after touring European capitals to stress drastic steps for Europe to build a going economy. He called for full currency convertibility and a European customs union, warning that without these reforms aid may falter and Europe slide into failure.
Robert Ruark comments on Sander Katz the draft dodger being released from Lewisburg prison after eight months. He accuses authorities of leniency toward dissenters, questions wartime and postwar selectivity, and notes Katz vows to refuse future drafts.
A fragment notes a method to produce wood filled with chemicals to resist fire rot and insects. It adds casual items about the Declaration signers education, global needs sources, Everest naming history, Washington waterfalls, and early summer leaf bud formation for 1936 leaves.
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