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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1936
Page
4
A biblical proverb from Romans 12 20 exhorts kindness to enemies with food and drink to heap coals of fire on their head. The timeless charge contrasts mercy with hostility and suggests divine judgment through humane action.
The Congressional Record carries a letter from Maryland Democrat William Cabell Bruce denouncing F D R. He states he will vote for the Republican candidate in 1936 and rejects Roosevelt, citing shallow judgment, excessive federal relief, and threats to local self government. Bruce recalls opposing Bryan and pledges not to vote for Roosevelt.
Bidding at 68 525 the Pred R Comb Co of Minneapolis is the low bidder for the Payette Idaho post office project. Also noted are Idaho WPA writer project director Vardis Fisher remarks on state surveys, lettuce crop yields, and John McClurg seeking a pardon after a life sentence for his wife’s murder following an auto accident and insurance scheme.
The Pocatello Tribune Service Bureau offers a bulletin weighing pro and con arguments on Dr Townsend’s plan to pension every U S resident aged sixty plus at 200 dollars a month. Readers can request a copy by mailing a coupon with nickel for postage and handling.
The article urges parents to send children on summer visits to a relative or farm, arguing separation builds independence. It cautions against overprotectiveness and emphasizes choosing trustworthy hosts, planning outfits and activities, and approaching the trip with positive anticipation and relief from routine.
A columnist advocates exchanging children for stays with friends to cure loneliness and broaden perspectives. The experience reveals positive changes in both visiting children and their homes, enhancing self assurance, attitudes, and appreciation.
Peter Rabbit hops along the Lone Little Path seeking word about a lost Meadow Mouse. He hears a distressed dog crying Ki yi yi as a fast chaser pursues, while Peter questions the dog’s role and wonders what the breezes may know.
Indianapolis June 2 Charles P. Howard of Indianapolis led in unofficial returns for the presidency of the International Typographical Union. Tellers counted 27 990 votes for Howard to 20 658 for Hugh B. McGann of Houston Texas, as the race moved toward a final result.
Peter learns Danny Meadow Mouse has a wife and family. The Merry Little Breezes report Black Pussy chased a frightened Meadow Mouse named Mite and hid the baby. the Breezes and Peter join a hunt to find the lost infant as the Fourth Adventure concludes.
Charles Alfred Scadding had the toes of his right foot amputated by Dr. H. L. MacDonald due to trench feet from ten days entombment in the Moose River gold mine. His left foot toes were removed four days earlier.
Miss Margaret Egan Pratt aged 26 was found dead in a Salt Lake City hotel room yesterday. Doctors attributed the death to an overdose of sleeping powder.
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