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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1934
Page
4
A biblical verse from Psalm 53 condemns fools who deny God. It asserts humanity’s corruption and states that God observes the earth to see who has understanding. The passage emphasizes moral failure and divine scrutiny.
A Montana official in charge of the Montana Idaho unit told federal investigators that illicit moonshine will be stamped out in Idaho with no tolerance for dealers. The piece questions how federal licensing of Idaho alcohol business aligns with Idaho law and concerns about cooperation with local officers.
Uncle Sam has sent bills to 13 European debtor nations for installments due June 15. The June payments, plus prior delinquencies, total about half a billion dollars and the grand total under all debt funding agreements is 12.35 billion. Only Finland has paid in full so far and is expected to pay in full again next month.
A commentary argues real enemies are within Roosevelts camp not Republican conservatives. It cites advisers who betray the president amid vast expenditures and confusion. The piece notes a likely communications bill creating a five member commission at 10000 dollars each and hints at a press censor with high pay.
A long Idaho roundup covers geese over Marsing, Lewiston college certificates, a divorce suit in Boise, and county auditor debate on electing officials. European lakes renamed for a national federation, and Idaho court rulings on bank taxes and forest game control are discussed with Attorney General Miller opposing Wallace on fishing and hunting regulation.
A columnist advises parents on handling a fifteen year old boy's early sexual awakening. Focus on understanding, supportive roles, and avoiding shaming. encourage healthy reading and balanced activity while avoiding direct interference. The piece also references stories of Johnny Chuck and Peter Rabbit in a separate narrative snippet.
Johnny Chuck and friends worry Granny Fox plans to trap Peter Rabbit after Reddy Fox fails. Peter’s cleverness delights the Green Meadows, but Granny Fox grows angry and vows to teach Reddy a lesson. Johnny, noting Peter naps by the Brier Patch, decides to wake him.
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