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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1943
Page
4
The Tribune Journal notes the newspaper is entered at the Pocatello Idaho post office for through the mails as second class per year. It lists O G Nicholas Ifft as managing editor and William B Cady as general.
The article argues against pay-as-you-go tax plans and administration opposition. It condemns a system charging individuals differently, stressing equality before the law and justice for all. It warns that harsh, punitive taxation erodes government morality regardless of amount.
West Point and Annapolis cadets of the 1943 class favor dangerous duty in air force and submarine service. About 750 naval academy graduates plan diplomas next month with 350 seeking submarines. 50 percent of cadets at the Point aim for the air force, reflecting a shift from traditional seafaring power to modern aerial and underwater capabilities.
The article argues private industry powers U S war production with seven thousand planes monthly and millions of tons of ships. It notes government regulates materials and finishes goods while natural resources fuel the battlefield, contrasting civilian-led initiative at home with government-led aims in war zones. It asserts the free nation relies on individuals, not a state takeover after the conflict.
A collage of wartime observations includes Churchill and Roosevelt cooperation, underground papers in occupied Europe, social quirks, obesity trends, lawn care, campus humor, and comments on fashion and social dynamics.
In the June Ranch Romances Frank C. Robertson, once Chesterfield, now Utah resident, appears as "Still There Were Four" under the pen name Chesterfield. The item references W Somerset Maugham urging readers to escape with novels, including Victorian-era works, as war rages, plus a quote from William Lemke on preserving liberty and free speech during wartime.
The Farm Security Administration plans to ship 200 Mexican farm workers to Idaho by train, leaving Mexico City June 8 and landing in Emmett. Other items note social security cards for student workers, a 50th anniversary dinner for Idaho’s University agricultural station director, the death of Mrs. Rosetta Groesbeck in Boise, and local political charges about price controls and politics in Congress.
The piece argues that when parents and children lose confidence in each other conflict rises. It suggests rebuilding on firmer foundations, with parents acknowledging mistakes, offering a new start, and guiding children who often learn trust through affection and judgment.
Jimmy Skunk vows to frighten Peter Rabbit at Johnny Chuck's old house to teach him a lesson after a joke on Reddy Fox. Peter endures a night of anxiety from the yellow jackets and Jimmy’s distant presence, then escapes at dawn hungry and relieved, promising never to play tricks again.
In a discussion about a sixteen year old and her mother the piece argues that at this age children should mature into friendships with parents. It stresses trust over authority and notes distrust stems from poor early training rather than rights or letters.
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Rubber Director William Jeffers and War Undersecretary Robert Patterson begin a tour of gasoline and synthetic rubber facilities in Baton Rouge Louisiana. They say the visit aims to show ways topeg essential production phases and downplay recent controversy.
Washington investigators report that about 85,000 Japanese held in ten relocation centers are among the best fed civilians. They describe ample beef pork mutton canned goods coffee and chocolate bars supplied by the army quartermaster corps as prep for public hearings on center operations.
University of Idaho President Harrison C. Dale spoke at the 48th commencement on education for victory. He outlined postwar decisions facing America including world policing, rationing to aid a starving world, and taxes versus inflation and repudiation. Whitworth College President Frank F. War ren also warned that graduates face the darkest hour, but hope lies in youth's response to today’s needs.
Delegates at the Idaho Optometric Association conference in Pocatello elected officers for the year: Dr. J. B. Holmes of St Anthony as president, Dr. Jesse H. Burgess of Moscow as vice president, and Dr. George P. Scholer of Twin Falls as secretary treasurer. Directors named include Dr. Miller, Dr. M. O. Merrill, Dr. William Punk, and Dr. L. Salsberg.
The wife and parents of Capt. Robert Keatts report hopeful concern as the Army pilot is listed missing in action since May 8. A fellow officer said Keatts’ aircraft encountered engine trouble over an island, with the plane seen going down and parachute chances possible for the crew.
Ring, a two year old dog in BLEHDE Colorado, died heroically while protecting seven year old Joe A. Albrecht during a tree escape. Joe slipped from a high limb and fell twenty five feet onto Ring, crushing the dog but leaving Joe with only bruises.
The International Association of Machinists, which left the AFL four years ago, reportedly seeks an understanding with the CIO that could lead to a working agreement or even affiliation.
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