The Junior College Debate at Idaho's Southern Branch
The piece defends President Frederick J. Kelly amid opposition to the Junior College concept at the university’s southern branch. It argues the program groups the first two years into an orientation driven curriculum without eliminating professional tracks and notes legislative backing in the branch’s statute. The analysis concludes opposition may reflect motives beyond academic concerns.
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Frederick J. Kelly
University and Southern Branch
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Idaho
Flag etiquette urged after Memorial Day parade observations
Flag Day is June 14. Locals noted many linesmen did not uncover and some kept hats on with cigarettes during the march. Officials say guidance is needed to teach proper flag etiquette, though improvements over prior years are seen. TYHEE defeated a school bond election Monday. Nearby residents near Pocatello show familiar traits.
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Tyhee
Pocatello
Penitentiary Courses and City Bond Proposals Highlight Polls
The Tribune notes the state board’s control over penitentiary study courses and cites upcoming city bond votes on Tuesday. It urges growth and employment, hints at economic tides, and mocks speed fiends while Dr Voliva touts mind money and muscle. It also alludes to ballot stuffing and hair color on driving permit applicants.
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State Board
Our Children The Reticent Teens
Teens keep to themselves and avoid sharing details with grownups. A father and friend discuss how openness invites criticism and fear, suggesting restraint as a way to avoid spurring secretive behavior. The dialogue blends hopes of leadership with warnings about prying and judgment.
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Bill
Sub Rosa RAW DEALS FOR DADS
A 1930 Beil Syndicate column argues fathers face neglect amid rising female leisure. It wistfully recalls "Den for Dads" and calls for daily appreciation of dads beyond a special day. It notes fathers offer sacrifice while resisting changes of the modern era and urges celebrating dads every day.
Peter Meets Miner the Mole in the Smiling Pool
Peter Rabbit, near the Smiling Pool, detects earth moved beneath him and suspects Miner the Mole is tunneling nearby. He thumps the ground in anger, hoping to scare Miner into stopping. He waits for a reply but sees no sign of the mole and resumes his day.
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Peter Rabbit
Peter
Miner
T. W. Burgens
How's Your HEALTH Doctor Warns On Pork Trichinosis
Dr Isaac Goldston explains trichinosis caused by the pork worm. Ingested capsules encyst in muscles and can cause abdominal pain vomiting and diarrhea. Prevention rests on thorough cooking of pork to a white through state.
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DR Isaac Goldston
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