07 Apr 1941
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1941
Page
1
Legal notice states all required notices must be published in the Thursday issue under Section 58-107 Idaho and Chapter 154 1933 Session Laws. It underscores loyalty to communities and institutions, noting costs nothing and yields big returns.
A biblical verse emphasizes purpose as Jesus speaks to his disciples and commissions them with peace and a mission, echoing the Father’s sending of Christ. The passage highlights church sending and spiritual responsibility.
Maurice R. Franks editor of the Railroad Workers Journal warns against banning strikes and asserts they often benefit workers, but cautions that strikes can be misused by unfit leaders and racketeers. He calls for a law with teeth to curb outlaw leaders and protect national defense. The column also notes government ship seizures, a geologist’s Ice Age forecast, and dive bombing attribution, with a Florida vacationer spotting citrus in slot machines.
What the Duce could use is one consecutive victory amid a season of distractions and pressures. The remark frames a moment of political and social tension alongside sports stakes as momentum hinges on decisive results.
Edith Wright leaves the Idaho Employment Service to join the Boise air base. Idaho highway fatalities reach 30 in the first quarter 1941. Ward McArthur jailed for narcotics sale. Bob Coulter heads east to meet Edward Flynn while declining a state land post. Gov Clark warns of a gasoline price showdown with no special session. Lew Williams seeks interstate cooperation on patient returns. Idaho creameries set February records with butter and cheese output. St Anthony builds a $65,000 national guard armory with state and WPA funding. Sugar beet farmers receive $2.84 million from Utah Idaho Sugar and federal sources for 1940. All hunting and fishing licenses now on sale. Load limits lifted on southeastern state routes except three. Idaho’s seventh draft call for April amounts to 34 men. April inductions total 140 Idahoans, with 102 from southern counties. Gov Clark plans a Boise state historical museum and improvements to two insane asylums funded by remaining bond proceeds. $80,000 PRA for Boise museum granted.
The letters discuss 3.2 beer scandal and its social impact, opposing officials who ignore laws. Readers praise younger candidates like Jack Trimming for city council, and note Boxelder trees in bloom with dioecious flowers and maple family ties.
The Weather World activity in chemical research has slumped about 13 percent since the outbreak of the European war. The drop reflects disrupted funding and shifting priorities as global conflict escalates.
The 183rd Idaho national guard field artillery unit begins training after its federal service induction on April 1. The regiment, with 849 enlisted men and 69 officers, will move to Fort Francis E. Warren Wyoming on April 11, to learn to operate 155 millimeter howitzers and other equipment.
Military committee opens defense investigation with testimony from Secretary Perkins as Senate and House both in recess. The Philippines sit in rich fishing grounds while canned fish remains a major import in trade notes.
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