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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists staff and publishing details including editors and managers, acknowledges The Associated Press news use, and notes postal publication and subscription terms. The text references missionary projects and a Bible verse as part of a broader editorial tone.
The judgment notes Truman reshuffles cabinet posts to improve the Roosevelt era lineup. It praises agriculture changes uniting food admin with the secretary role, shifts attorney general toward business, and repositions labor and labor politics while urging coordination of food agencies to fix long standing chaos.
The text notes Argentina and the Ukrainian and White Russian Soviet socialist republics joining the entity as the 49th member states. It explains Ukraine and White Russia as sovereign-like republics within the USSR, with their own languages and populations of 40 million and 10 million respectively, under centralized communist rule.
SAYS DAVID LAWRENCE at the San Francisco conference that truth will expose pretense and expediency in diplomacy. He argues peace hinges on free access to information and press rights, resisting totalitarian coercion, while noting war bonds will hasten Japan's defeat in the seventh war bond drive.
A Boise letter from Lt. William Hill Jr. serving in the India Burma China theater describes V E Day as a morale booster. He notes the lack of home celebrations, prays for the Pacific front, and hopes for a fair end to the war with Japan. He also mentions homeward hopes and asks readers to share stories about Senator Borah for a memorial project.
The Twin Falls area hosts 290 Mexican laborers for the season as the thinning rush begins. CAP squadron in Pocatello holds a three day encampment at the army airfield under Lieut. G. W. Dixon. Idaho's seventh war bond sale totals 4.07 million with 2.8 million in E bonds. quota is 29 million with 13 million E quota. Wage stabilization sets pea pickers at 60 cents per hamper for short pods and 50 cents for long pods. higher wages require permits. Albion Normal graduates two ABs in education and diplomas for 38. first AB degrees since 1943. Occupational guidance bureau to be directed after interviews in Moscow. Six Bannock County towns discuss high school consolidation. potential millage cuts and larger combined enrollment. Washington County flockmaster Albert Link reports 31,000 pound wool clip. prices near 40 cents per pound. delays due to rain noted. Sheep shearing in Weiser area progressing with multiple producers.
Parents struggle with when to teach children about sex and how to do it without shame. The article urges open honest instruction matching a child’s needs, notes privacy without embarrassment, and points to Dr Patri’s leaflet P-3 for guidance.
Former heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey spoke at the naval supply depot in Clearfield Utah urging workers to support the seventh war loan drive. Authorities reported brisk bond purchases after his talk and noted his brief tour of forward Pacific areas.
The fighter notes from a wartime journey describe meeting many veterans who vow to keep fighting until all Japanese are defeated. Dempsey warns the Pacific war will not be short, emphasizing perseverance and resolve among troops and leaders.
Taylor and Ross headline Idaho Jefferson Day dinners in Pocatello and Coeur d Alene with speakers Sen Glen Taylor and former Gov C Ben Ross. W H Jensen chairs the Bannock hotel event as county commissioners note Ross as Pocatello's four term mayor and park and golf club namesake. Taylor also speaks at regional dinners while returning to Idaho for grazing act fee hearings.
Three Blackfoot men filed articles of incorporation for the Roy Pettibone Ditch Company of Blackfoot with $2,700 capitalization listed by Chauncey Markley, Emor W. Olzon, and Clinton Allen. Other filings include the Snake River Boat Club at Idaho Falls and the Shamrock Club of Pocatello, Inc.
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