Fire department needs spur Idaho city upgrade amid growth
Pocatello faces manpower shortages with 22 firefighters while a surge in population demands more staff and a new fire station. Local officials urge neighboring communities to pool resources to counteract weak equipment and prevent major blazes that insurance alone cannot deter.
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A Democratic Step in House Rules Reform
The House rules change shifts leverage from the rules committee to the speaker and aims to make legislation more democratic. It may threaten transparency but the open, visible role of the speaker provides accountability, potentially translating voters’ wishes into law more effectively.
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Washington disaster spurs debate on air regulation and transportation reforms
Discussion on the Seattle crash that killed 16 people, 13 Yale students, critiques lax air regulations. The Civil Aeronautics Board gathers data ahead of a Seattle hearing, amid calls for tighter control of non scheduled flights and broader transportation department reforms. Senator Owen Brewster backs moves to curb non scheduled competition and airline influence.
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It Happened Last Night It Happened Last Night
Miss Rose La Rose vents disgust at cultured audiences and burlesque fans. She recalls Cincinnati party discomfort and wild women, while joking about opera hypocrisy. The Bravo section highlights Latin Quarter acts including Rudy Vallee and Betty Huttonish talent.
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Ruark decries weaker sex label as misgendered claim
Chicago doctor argues that women live eight years longer if they coddle their partners, prompting a heated debate. He claims women are physically stronger and urges them to yield seats and duties, while warning that men’s fragility and vanity harm matrimonies.
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Senator Langer probes WAVES uniforms price and design links
Washington's Senator Lang er questions high WAVES clothing costs amid free Navy uniforms for sailors. He highlights Mainbocher design work with Mrs. Forrestal and notes pricey outfits, coats, and accessories from $33.10 raincoat to $33.30 overcoat, plus makeup. He also flags Mrs. Forrestal's jewelry ventures and a 1944 suit over jewelry she gave Flato.
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Alas Poor Colonels Titles Empty At Inauguration
A Tampa Tribune report covers Governor Fuller Warren’s inauguration and the influx of honorary colonels whose ranks swell to around 700 to over 1,000. The piece notes their uniformed arrival and the later realization that honorary status carried little real power or privilege.
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Roark Remembered by Mary Bradford in New Orleans
Van Passes visiting Mary Rosé Bradford recalls Roark, a famed writer and plantation owner, his friend Sam the mouth organ player, and Roark’s defense of colored people. The piece reflects on Roark's life, his generosity, and his place in literature and Black history.
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Gate City Postings and Local Happenings in Pocatello
Pocatello news notes legislative antics in Boise with a costely apology over a toy incident. Local police and fire crews install March of Dimes donation meters to fund polio relief, giving dimes for parking time. A fire scare near the Field baby crib office is averted by entrepreneur Gene Pardini who moved a burning heater to the street before firefighters arrive.
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Winter crises and political notes across Idaho and world
The poem reports on military budget fights in Congress for a larger air force, Chinese actions in Tientsin, a proposed Idaho sales tax, and broad winter hardships. It links national policy debates with weather woes, rail service disruptions, fires, and influenza, urging resilience as spring approaches. The piece blends political satire with daily hardship across regions.
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