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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1949
Page
6
Marquis Childs argues the steel dispute between big employers and the union highlights the public’s powerless stance as profits soar. He notes the president's fact finding board warns profits may outpace consumer benefit and questions who gains from higher steel wages and prices.
Sam Johnson from Pomeroy Ohio moves to Central Park South with his wife and meets four neighbors before a series of robberies reveal a crook tied to the Johnsons. A detective reveals the suspect as Albert Cushing, but the couple end with a reminder that urban friendliness rarely changes a big city.
Pocatello Post announces weekly notices will appear in Thursday issues per Section 58-108 LC Idaho 1932 with rate information and publication details. The document is dated December 13 1947 and lists mailing and publication terms for subscribers.
The Pocatello Post highlights the U S Soil Conservation Service effort and a full special section on Southeast Idaho conservation projects. It notes the crucial role of topsoil, water, and farming practices, urging lasting conservation to protect productive land and ensure long term stability for farmers and communities.
The column laments hunting crowds from outsiders amid Idaho game policy criticism. It recalls local life near Selway Locisa, notes deer and elk harvests, fragile game supply, and resident concerns over state agencies and governance. It also shares anecdotes from Aberdeen and American Falls readers.
Robert Ruark notes a $200 haircut paid by Phillips Petroleum's Boots Adams on a private flight to Tulsa. Louis Meli recounts five days of pampering, limousine, hotel suite, and a Constellation ticket, total extravagance amid tax cautions and devaluation talk.
A collection of statements from Lt. Gen. Brooks Ernest Bevin Clement Attlee Max Huber and President Truman. The remarks cover military draft, international cooperation, global trade, secularism in science, and the duties of the rising generation. Each quote reflects postwar concerns and leadership priorities.
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