Bolivian revolt linked to Argentine role under Peron
Drew Pearson outlines a August 27 Bolivian revolt staged by MNR leaders with armed support from exiled officers. He notes Argentine arms and asylum linked to Buenos Aires authorities and describes Peron’s neutrality stance as false facade amid a border-wide rebel advance.
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Washington
Bolivia
Andean
Sucre
Cochabamba
Potosi
la Paz
Gabriel Gazalves
Buenos Aires
Hipolito Paz
Paz
Gozalves
Peron
Jujuy
Santa Cruz
Carmelo Cuellar
Cuellar
Gualberto Villarroel
Argentina
State Department
Peron & Co
Villarroel
MNR
South America
Fuehrer
Story of Lodestone Luke and the Judge
A long tale from Butte Montana features Lodestone Luke suing Stubby Jones for claim jumping. The judge unexpectedly sides with Luke after a complex legal saga and a barrel of Mission Range applejack to the judge is hinted as influencing outcomes. The letter ends with a jab about courtesy and political symbolism.
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Butte
Montana
Lodestone Luke
Stubby Jones
Lodestone Lake
Luke
Victor Moore
Prospector
Tin Pan Medical Parody on Doctors and Tobacco Ads
Milton Berle riffs on modern doctors profiting from cigarette testing and the fading rural physician. He jokes about test pilots needing an Equity card and two seasons with Tobacco Road, then notes a chain smoker relative and, finally, why doctors sit in balconies at movies due to orchestra smoking bans.
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Actors’ Guild
Tobacco Road
Frank
Grindstone
Thursday notices and rates in The Pocatello Post
The Thursday issue of The Pocatello Post dated September 15 1949 lists subscription rates by mail and carrier with advance payment options and indicates notices are published under Idaho law Section 58-108 and 1948 session acts.
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Kly
Idaho
Feud Over Missouri Valley Land and Water Policy Grows
The clash among Agriculture Interior and Army Engineers centers on the Pick Sloan plan and Brannan's Missouri valley irrigation push. Brannan's 30 year 8.5 billion program faces Interior opposition over irrigation funding and land use, with critiques of silt control and navigation impacts.
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Washington
NEA
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Missouri Valley
Army Engineers
Interior
Agriculture
Rapid City
S. D
Charles F. Brannan
Missouri Basin
Federal Power Commission
Army
Missouri
Sioux City
St. Louis
J. A. Krug
Brannan
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Reclamation
Europe
Ireland
Brannan’s
FSA
Soil Conservation Service
Garrison Dam
Upper
North Dakota
Souris River
James River Valley
South Dakota
U. S
America
Department of Interior
Secretary of
President Hoover
Bikini controversy and public modesty clash on beaches
Robert Ruark discusses the Bikini suit and its effects on public nudity and female modesty. He critiques fashion excess while noting reactions of men and the social expectations surrounding beach attire.
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New York
Life Magazine
Capri
Elsa Maxwell
Mother Hubbard
Britain and United States outline steps to avert gold drain
Marquis Childs reports talks in Washington aim to curb Britain's $300,000,000 monthly drain and stabilize the British economy. Experts from Britain Canada and the U S study fixes including India debt and royal costs while urging U S restraint in dictating British institutions.
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Washington
U. S
Britain
United States
Finland
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Pocatello, Idaho
Pocatello Post Publishing Co. Co
Flandro
Audit Bureau
Clayton Darrah Editor
of Circulations
Prodigal
Peter Edson
Marshall Plan
Paul Hoffman
Hoffman
Shannon
Mr. Hoffman
Iceland
Trieste
Robert C. Ruark
Cuthbert
Grable
Hayworth
New England
Walter R. Thurmond
Southern Coal Producers’ ‘Association
John L. Lewis
Dean Acheson
Near East
Israel
Jacob K. Javits
Richard Neutra
Marquis Childs
India
Duke of Windsor