British anger over Snyder at Washington talks and more
The column lampoons Treasury Secretary Snyder over his handling of the Washington financial conference and notes British discontent. It reports possible Harriman as NSRB chair, Tito steel mill review, and a wave of high official travel scrutiny. Also mentions Barkley’s secretary driver marriage, Courtesy Associates hiring, Lustron probe, and Cardinal Spellman’s stance on Cardinal Spellman.
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Washington
Mona Wallgren
Harriman
Democratic National Committee
Wallgren
Congress
U. S
Senate
Butler
Nebraska
D. C. Ramsey
Pacific
Ramsey
Koshimata
Hawaii
France
Britain
Tito
State Department
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Acheson
Stalin
Courtesy Associates
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Army
Gordon Gray
Mendel Rivers
South Carolina
Lustron
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
RFC
Dan O'Connell
Catholic Missionary Society
Roosevelt
Cardinal Spellman
Spain
Barsov case tests American moral stance on asylum and bargaining
The Barsov and Pirogov arrival raised U S policy questions as the United States handed Barsov to Soviet authorities after Army factions sought to use him as leverage. The piece argues that trading people contravenes American values, cites Dean Acheson and UN discussions, and stresses the need for dialogue and compromise to avoid brutal outcomes.
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Anatole P. Barsov
America
Barsoy
State Department
Austria
Germany
Barsov
United States
Peter Pirogov
U. S
Dean Acheson
Barsey
United Nations
Trygve Lie
Mr. Lie
Berlin
Jacob Malik
Philip Jessup
Publication details for The Pocatello Post newspaper
The notice shows publication details for The Pocatello Post in Idaho. It lists address 334 North Main Street Pocatello, editor Clayton Darrah, issuer under Audit Bureau of Circulations and legal publication references from 1947 through 1948 Idaho statutes.
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North Main Street
Pocatello, Idaho
The
Pocatello Post Publishing Co
Pocatello
Idaho
Senatorial poll sparks mixed views on Bricker and Taft
The Post critiques a Pageant magazine poll of 211 Washington newsmen rating US senators. It notes Taft as a top contender for best and Bricker as worst due to pro special interests, with many respondents from ultra conservative GOP-aligned papers. It observes duplications and raises hypothetical if Dewey or Truman had different fates.
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Pageant Magazine
Washington
United States Senate
Senate
Sen
Robert W. Taft
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Taft
Sens. Vandenberg
Michigan
Douglas
Illinois
Byrd
Virginia
Bricker
Republican High Command
Dewey-Bricker
Roosevelt
Truman
Sarah McClendon
el Paso Times
Lloyd Swartz
Daily News Record
Dewey
White House
Mr. Truman
Glen Taylor
Sens
Morse
Oregon
George
Georgia
Kefauver
Tennessee
Pepper
Florida
Cain
Hickenlooper
Iowa
AEC
Wherry
Nebraska
Gor
Whip
GOP
Bus service gaps provoke reader complaints in Pocatello
A reader thanks The Post for highlighting poor Pocatello bus service and alleges no service to Bryan Hill Chase Ord nance area after 7 PM for a month. The writer cites monthly fares of 4 to 6 dollars and accuses Mr. Bistline of cutting routes, calling for enforcement of franchise terms and ongoing coverage.
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Pocatello
Bryan
Hill Chase
Ordnance Area
The Ghostly Keynesian Argument in Steel Policy
Marquis Childs analyzes a footnote from the steel fact finding board led by Carroll Daugherty. The note weighs Keynesian deficit theory, wage hikes, and price effects and cautions against rigid adherence while urging steady expansion under current conditions.
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Washington
Steel
Carroll R. Daugherty
Lord Keynes
Keynes
CIO
CIO Steelworkers Union
Rome chase envy as Garbo Bergman sightings halt for photos
Henry McLemore Rome diary reflects on missing chances to glimpse Greta Garbo and Ingrid Bergman while visiting iconic sites like St. Peter's and the Sistine Chapel. He jokes about Roberto Rossellini and his own camera skills, noting a batch of photos being developed for a future report.
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Leon Keyserling
Council of Economic Advisers
Reynes
Daugherty
Rome
Miss Garbo
Hassler Hotel
Greta Garbo
Sistine Chapel
Vatican
Catacombs
Michelangelo
Raphael
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
Casae Nova
Hollywood
Roberto
Photography
Blood tests curb syphilis spread through mass screening
Doctor Jordan outlines that blood tests can identify syphilis in large populations, enabling early treatment and preventing transmission. He notes prevalence ranges, stresses premarital screening, and says mass testing has reduced undetected cases and will end the scourge of the disease.
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Ence Dillon
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Tempelhof
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Read
James Forrestal
Dillon, Read & Co
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Wilbur Walker
Edwina Mae Reeves
Walker
Netherlands
Jane Marisley
Bruce Biossat
C. ED Flandro
Oor
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Robert R. Nathan
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Ingrid Bergman
St. Peter's
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