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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
4
The Idaho Republican state convention will meet in Boise on June 10 to adopt a platform and elect delegates to the national convention. The gathering, the first under the new direct primary law, will have 162 delegates and focus on pledging clear tax reduction plans, department consolidations, and improved government efficiency.
Editor and Publisher cites Richmond Times Dispatch editorial criticizing radio for false reports during the Lindbergh case. It notes three misreports of the child found, a pitched battle description, a half witsuspect, and a Betty Gow death rumor, urging adherence to AP standards.
W H Wicks director of plant industry cites 6019 carloads of Idaho apples in 1931 with 748 lost to worms and 57 to San Jose scale. Nampa Leader-Herald notes political backing in Idaho politics. Sheep frost deaths peek after heavy snows on West Mountain. County licenses drop 18 percent. Smeder divorce granted in Wallace district court. Diners Capsis dies at 91. Nez Perce Indian police chief and highway obstructions. Twin Falls faces replacement of Mexican labor with white workers in beet fields. 100 men placed by local unemployed agency.
Thornton W. Burgess tells how Peter Rabbit and Sammy Jay speculate about Ol' Mistah Buzzard and Mrs. Buzzard having eggs without a nest. Sammy vows to investigate while Peter anxiously awaits news of the hidden eggs.
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An essay describes Patsy the wire haired terrier as a capricious yet effective disciplinarian for children. He stops Susie from tormenting her brother with a firm grip, prompting gentler behavior and quieter voices. The narrator notes Patsy’s consistent influence at home and wonders how one dog can command respect.
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