Psalm 27 1 Verse Quote Card
Be assured in your nearness to God and trust in the Lord as light and salvation. The verse proclaims the Lord as strength and refuge, guiding believers through fear with steadfast confidence.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1941
Page
4
Be assured in your nearness to God and trust in the Lord as light and salvation. The verse proclaims the Lord as strength and refuge, guiding believers through fear with steadfast confidence.
The declaration of an unlimited emergency does not grant new powers to the president but asks citizens to act as wartime volunteers. It does not transfer all war powers from Congress nor end debate on national policy or aid to belligerents.
Washington reports indicate the one year of active army duty for National Guard members could become indefinite. Army officials seek authority to keep about 291,000 guardsmen in service beyond training. Congress may also be asked to lower the draft age from 21 to 18 under the unlimited national emergency.
Memorial Day observations note American cemeteries beyond the United States. In England near London there are 466 identified dead at a Surrey site, plus 30,880 buried across seven continental cemeteries in Belgium France and nearby waters. Continent-wide cemeteries include memorial chapels with 1,289 unknown soldiers named on walls. Many sites lie within occupied territory in 1941.
The piece argues the French may not truly reflect their character in Paris editorials that attack the United States and praise surrender. It cites Lafayette and Roosevelt, Lafayette’s fight for freedom, and accuses Berlin style editing of misrepresenting France. It notes many French families include a prisoner held in Germany as grim context.
The president states a nationwide machinery for conciliation and mediation of industrial disputes has been set up and must be used promptly without stoppage of work. He says collective bargaining will be retained but impartial government recommendations should be followed by capital and labor.
A careless inmate nicknamed What the Smart Draptee returns home on furlough and tries to hide sensitive information by presenting it as a defense secret. The incident raises questions about oversight and security protocols during parole.
The piece mocks shifting power as the meek gain ground and mice seize the League of Nations palace. It asserts health over wealth and warns against borrowing, signaling a satirical take on international aims and prudence.
Idaho motorists paid 4.825 million dollars in gasoline taxes in 1940 at 5.1 cents per gallon about 95 million gallons. The Deadwood dam near Emmett is full and flowing over the spillway. Bonneville county weighs a county run nursing home to cut costs. governor may call extra session to reform relief. In Coeur d Alene Jeremiah Wilcox 22 Smelterville found guilty of draft evasion sentenced to 12 months in a road camp prison.
Edward Allen Ahlm Jr 25 of Buhl died last Thursday when his single engine plane crashed in an alfalfa field nine miles southwest of Boise at about 2000 feet. He was practicing stunts and died when the plane spun and crashed. His body was crushed beyond recognition.
Forty years ago Mayor Theo Turner signed a new anti gambling ordinance to take effect with publication. It bans nickel in the slot machines among other devices and raises questions about enforcement. Also reports on Pocatello Old Timers club formation, Memorial Day events, local sport and social notices, and various civic updates.
Mr and Mrs Harry Bryan of Sheridan Wyoming visited at the McHan home on South Arthur. Memorial day guests at Pete Cusano's home were Oriente Zaccardi and family of Provo Utah, plus Zaccardi relatives. Miss Annette Crogster and her mother left for the American Library Association convention in Boston with stops in Denver St Louis Richmond New York and Canadian cities. Annie Root of Weiser Idaho is visiting on furlough as a missionary.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers outlined the forty third annual convention in Pocatello with a bridge luncheon at the University Student Union at 1 15 Thursday, a golf tourney at 9 Friday morning at city links Ross Park, and an afternoon campus and Kraft cheese plant tour. Distinguished guests include Mrs John M Bailey and Mrs A H Swisher. A pre convention no host luncheon is set for Monday at the Bannock hotel to finalize details.
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