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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1949
Page
4
A column recalls Andrew Aikele calling himself a retired farmer in Butte County and recounts visits with Governor Robins. The piece blends local pride, upcoming American Falls Aberdeen football game tensions, household updates, and a humorous death of a cow with long memories of editors and stolen cars.
An oversized aerial photo of Washington captured at 49,000 feet is displayed at Club 400 and tied to Supreme Court imagery. Navy officials withhold publication while security questions linger about the revelation and timing. British leaders aboard the Mauretania project a hopeful, buoyant mood during talks with U S officials.
A collection of remarks from Dr. Henry G. Doyle Dwight Eisenhower Felix West Marshal Tito Sir Stafford among others reflecting on education society earnings and public life. The quotes span academia politics and culture from prominent figures of the era.
The Pocatello Post lists publishing details for the Idaho paper dated September 18 1949 and notes weekly notices required by law will appear in Thursday issues. It includes editors Clayton Darrah and Flandro and audit bureau circulation references.
The Pocatello Post backs Idaho journalism over Salt Lake City papers. It criticizes the Chamber of Commerce for counting two distant papers among local outlets and argues Salt Lake papers extract Idaho readers without contributing to Idaho causes or tax support.
A reader questions the claim that Pocatello has four newspapers listing two local papers and two Salt Lake City papers. The letter derides including Utah papers as local and urges chamber focus on Pocatello institutions rather than outside outlets.
President Truman elevates Indiana figure Sherman Minton to the Supreme Court, aligning with Hugo Black and reshaping liberal battles. The piece recalls Minton's fierce Senate fights, White House counsel role, and key bets on press, lobby probes, and Roosevelt’s court plan, while noting Black's looming resignation.
Senate scrutiny reveals Styles Bridges earned 35000 annually as trustee for the United Mine Workers welfare fund and paid out special costs. Wayne Morse pushes for annual income disclosures. Chinese Nationalists influence and other trusteeships cited. Howard McGrath and Textron links also noted with trustee pay. Harvard geologist Dr. Kirtley F. Mather warns against assuming US aid shapes Tito’s government.
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