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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1949
Page
4
Law Notices to Publish Weekly in Thursday Issue
This notice states that all legally required notices will appear in the Thursday edition per Idaho law Section 58-107 LC.A. 1932 as amended by 1933 Session Laws. It also includes a biblical quotation emphasizing seeking refuge in God and tasting his goodness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lc.a
Idaho
Grape of Pocatello Social Notes and Local Happenings
In Pocatello chatter Julie Cordon, a Deseret News reporter and former Pocatello Tribune staffer, is tied to wedding rumors. The column covers rodeo entrants, KEIO manager John Taylor’s retirement move, rains affecting Pioneer League games, Rotary and YMCA news, and a chain letter joke tied to Joe Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Cordon
Alfred C. Cordon
Julie
Deseret News
Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
Western Air Lines
Sam Hanson
Bob Berry
Perry Swisher
John Taylor
KEIO
Arco
John
Fox Theaters
Jack Halliwell
Stack
Vilate Wells
Richard H. Wells
New York City
Rotary International
Wells
Myr
Rampton Barlow
Danbury
Conn
E. N. Roberts
Association
Roberts
Charlie Knott
Charlie
Joe Young
Joe
Valley of the Snake
Idaho
Move to Consolidate Federal Spending Faces Long Odds
The piece notes the push by Senator Byrd and allies for a single consolidated appropriation to replace multiple bills. It argues the present system hides true federal intake and outlay until after the budget is enacted. While some support exists, the outlook remains doubtful amid looming fiscal pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Treasury
Byrd
Bureau of the Budget
Government urges trained doctors and dentists to join war effort
The piece notes about 11 000 men trained in medicine and dentistry under a wartime program saw little military service. 7000 more received draft deferrals and may complete studies. By July 1600 fewer physicians and 1160 fewer dentists are expected in service, risking a 3600 officer shortage by December, impacting soldiers, sailors and airmen. It urges these professionals to serve.
Taking Stock of Ourselves
A Tennessee cotton broker posted $2,600 to free a young war veteran jailed in Vermont for debt, aided by a stranger. The piece argues Southerners should critique their own region before criticizing the North and warns against federal interference with state rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason-Dixon Line
Tennessee
Veremont
Auanta
Washington
British approach to book bans praised over US method
The piece contrasts Britain's handling of an American novel deemed obscene with the US tactic of banning and advertising the ban. Attorney General Sir Hartley Shawcross acknowledges much of the book is foul yet argues it lacks intent to corrupt and would mainly provoke disgust.
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London
Hartley Shawcross
Commons
Idaho sky trails and college honor mix in Idaho scene
Bolseans watch an F-51 flight leave long white contrails as Boise weather reports show 50 degrees below zero at altitude. Jo-Anne Bybee of Idaho Falls is named one of Stephens college Ten Ideals, cited for cheerfulness and leadership at Stephens, Columbia Missouri.
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Idaho National Guard
Bu] Coburn
Boise Weather Bureau
Coburn
Jo-Anne Bybee
J. J. Bybee
Lee Avenue
Idaho
Falla
Stephens College
Stephens
Columbia
Independents Organization
Miss Bybee
Stephens Recreation Association
Burra'l
Idaho State College boosts booster clubs in southeast Idaho
Earl Pond, graduating senior and new student government manager at Idaho State College, plans to organize booster clubs in several southeast Idaho communities including American Falls. The effort aims to strengthen support for LS.C. athletics and engage high school athletes, with Pond budgeting summer work in Pocatello on pre-season ticket sales and preparations for the Wyoming opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Pond
Idaho State College
Idaho
American Falls
Pond
Ls.c
Filer
Pocatello
Wyoming
Idaho State College to expand programs under new manager
Summer plans include laying a track, fencing to keep spectators off fields and improving stadium facilities. Coach Holt plots a two day Idaho Relays linked to Campus Day, inviting Intermountain high schools and colleges. Pond aims to boost public relations in Pocatello while overseeing student funds and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pond
Dub Holt
Idaho
God in Schools Angers Teacher Over Frog Life
A school debate on God in public education follows an elementary biology example where a student says God put life in a frog's eye. The exchange prompts a discussion on incorporating faith with science and the need to acknowledge divine influence without sectarian bias. The piece cites Dr. Patri n and an offer for a booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jane
God
Take My Word For It Week End Miscellany
A reader column answers questions on language origins. Topics include alley oop from European acrobats, infallible pronunciation, prez en tay shuw for presentation, origin of bobby socks, Pall Mall alias pell mell, Pall Mall game history, mispronunciations of Arkansas and Kansas, and a humorous printer error notice.
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Chicago
E.W.M. A
America
Allez
Fort Bend
B.C.S. A
Natchez
Hollywood
H.L. A
Rochester
Kansas City
Pall Mall
Jm.w. A
Opportunities in Agriculture for June Graduates
Albert S. Goss argues agriculture offers wide openings for June 1949 graduates. Emphasizing training in rural and urban settings, it notes demand for instructors, researchers, and economists. Farming is presented as a big business requiring planning and adaptability.
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Albert S. Goss
National Grange
Menti
Be Your Own Weather Prophet Says Agronomist
University of Idaho agronomist Karl H. Klages outlines signs farmers can read to forecast tomorrow’s weather. He notes that low mountain fog signals rain, a clear sunset favors dry weather, and rainbows indicate showers with timing depending on the sun’s position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl H. Klages
University of Idaho
Klages
Chuckle Caption About First Instructions From Boss Man
A humorous line from The Pure Ol News about a young stone learning duties. The boss warns two words never to hear around here, lousy and terrific, prompting the reply asking what words are.
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