Congressional Logjam as June 19 Adjournment Looms
The article notes the looming adjournment date of June 19 and describes the legislative logjam in Congress. It emphasizes the heavy workload of appropriations committees, the need to pass money bills before July 1, and the limited public visibility of backroom work shaping fiscal policy. It highlights key figures Chairman Taber and Senator Bridges and the role of committee hearings in budget scrutiny.
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House
Congress
Congressional Record
Bureau of the Budget
Executive Branch
Senate Appropriations Committee
Chairman Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Bridges
South Africa election shakes British imperial hold
The South Africa vote underscores a shifting postwar world as Britain loses influence in Africa and the Mediterranean. Analysts warn that continued defections and regional realignments threaten Britain's eastern defense line and Middle East strategy, with South Africa's outcome seen as pivotal.
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Britain
Far East
United States
Mediterranean
Middle East
Africa
South Africa
Middle Africa
Jan ‘Christiaan Semuts
Mundt Nixon bill opposed by writers and critics
Franklin Hichborn of Santa Clara opposes the Mundt Nixon anti-democracy bill, arguing it bypasses the Supreme Court and curbs free speech, while warning it could target critics and opposition parties. Pocatello concerts announced with Nan Merriman, Vronsky and Rabin, William Primrose, Slavenska ballet, Carroll Glenn, George London, and Susan Reed.
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Taylor
Henry Wallace
United States
Communist Party
FDR
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Pocatello Community Concert Association
Junior Association
Concert
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Musical America
Vronsky and Rabin
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William Primrose
Slavenska Ballet
Carroll Glenn
George London
Susan Reed
Scenic Idaho byways and timber industry gains noted
Idaho tourism highlights northern canyons along U S highway 2 and lofty county elevations. Forest nursery data show 639 farm owner orders and 240 000 trees planted for farms plus 75 000 for demonstrations and agency use with Jerome Twin Falls Gooding and Jefferson counties leading in totals.
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United States
University of Idaho Forest Nursery
Vernon Ravenscroft
Federal Agricultural Agency
Jerome
Twin Falls
Gooding
Jefferson
Reddy Fox Broods After Skunk Encounter in Old Pasture
Reddy Fox hides away in the Old Pasture after a failed clash with Jimmy Skunk and suspecting Peter Rabbit. He broods over his misfortune, nursing pride and vowing revenge while neighbors celebrate a reprieve from his mischief.
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Jimmy Skunk
Reddy
Jimmy
Roddy
Peter Rabbit
Peter
Sammy Jay
Granny Fox
Granny
Danny Meadow Mouse
Johnny Chuck
Old Granny Fox
Old Man Coyote
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Digger the Badger
Why We Do It by Richard A Lake
The text argues atheism arises from emotional responses to life and existence. It suggests no one is born atheist and links belief in God to reactions to parental authority and cultural maturity.
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Richard A. Lake
God
Tautology and Language Clarity in Public Discourse
The piece examines tautology in everyday speech and writings, giving examples from London Times and Dickens. It discusses redundant phrases and suggests simpler alternatives. It also explains the term paraplegic and contrasts god parent relations with spiritual independence and maturity.
Firefighters Battle Over-Stewed Stew Blaze at Home
At 12:25 p m firefighters responded to 255 N Thirtenth for a house fire at Ted Bistline s residence. Smoke and a ruined stew were the only damages reported by the department.
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Ted
When Fear Becomes Sight of a Stepfather’s Gaze
A 15 year old girl worries about her stepfather as adolescence sparks fear and confusion. An expert counsels distinguishing temporary sex awareness from real danger and suggests talking with her mother if fear persists, after self-check of whether concerns target all men or just him.
Year round schools and camps to curb wasted summers
A public advocate argues for year round schooling and summer camps to keep children active during long vacations. The plan would replace two months of idleness with structured camps, staffed and funded to foster healthy growth and prevent poor habits.
Digesting Foods and Body Use in Health
Tribune Health Column explains how foods are transformed by digestion into amino acids and simple sugars. It details proteins minerals and fats, the role of water, and the caloric balance of proteins sugars and fats, noting vitamins are essential and that digestion varies by age. To Be Continued.
Red Worker In Custody
The justice department announced the arrest for deportation of Jacob Abraham Stachel national director of education for the American Communist Party. Stachel was picked up by immigration agents in front of his home at 203 West 94th Street New York City and removed to Ellis Island to await deportation proceedings. He is accused of illegal entry and joining a subversion organization after arrival.
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Justice Department
Jacob Abraham Stachel
American Communist Party
Department
Stachel
West 94Th Street
New York City
Ellis Island
Grip saves man high rise fall on North Michigan Ave
Dimitry Parho menko, 59, dangled from a fifth floor window as his safety rope broke. He caught the rope end and held on for 10 minutes while firemen laid a net and raised a ladder. He suffered a severe cut to the left hand and a bruised left shoulder at the hospital.
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