Balkans 1949 Echoes Sarajevo Risk and US Aid
Drew Pearson analyzes postwar Balkan tensions. Tito resists Moscow while Yugoslavia widens Western ties. US aid and arms flows aim to curb Soviet influence, yet risk entangling America in regional conflicts as in a new Sarajevo scenario.
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Pocatello Post publication details and publication policy
The notice outlines publication details for The Pocatello Post including address at 334 North Main Street Pocatello Idaho Feb 1947 and the policy on publishing notices by law or order of competent jurisdiction in the Thursday issue under Idaho law.
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B-36 Inquiry Ends With No Evidence Of Favoritism
The House Armed Services Committee found no basis for charges of favoritism or corruption in the B-36 bomber procurement. Witnesses from the Army Air Forces and industry described the plane as the best available for the nation's needs, while Cedric Worth admitted he authored the document behind the inquiry. The panel urged further scrutiny of sources but deemed the investigation costly and unfounded.
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Eisenhower seeks middle ground between Taft and Truman
Marquis Childs surveys Eisenhower’s St. Louis bar association speech and the push by Republican influentials toward a center path. The piece notes Eisenhower’s resistance to packaged politics and his pledge to defend a middle road amid looming Taft and Truman policy battles.
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Potato gravy train shakes potato power in Maine and Idaho
A Time magazine report notes Maine Aroostook County potato subsidies created wealth for local farmers, with payouts in the millions and individual checks reaching six figures. The piece argues government handouts shifted potato markets, threatening Idaho growers as surplus spreads nationwide.
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Government split on irrigation in Grand Prairie dispute
A conflict between Army Engineers and the Bureau of Reclamation over a 25 million irrigation plan in Arkansas faces the Senate after the House trimmed irrigation funding in the flood control bill. The case highlights the Hoover commission push for unified water control and the risk of dual agencies bidding for projects.
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Nightlife Contrast in Madrid Baffles American Visitor
Henry McLemore notes Madrid’s insomnia friendly culture where two o’clock in the morning is bustling with cafes, streets, and parks alive while two o’clock in the afternoon is quiet. He recalls flying in from Lisbon, the city’s awake streets, and late dining habits, with a drought and electricity rationing pushing residents to stay out late. He mentions meeting Dorothy and Dick Kollmar and describes Madrid’s schedule from breakfast after ten to midnight dinners.
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Understanding Schizophrenia and Its Treatments
The article explains schizophrenia or dementia praecox as a common mental illness with splitting of personality and variable behavior. Early signs include suspicious thoughts and changes in outlook, with impaired judgment and possible sensory experiences. Heredity may play a role, and modern shock therapies offer hope though not universal efficacy.
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