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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1948

Page

4

Staunch religious stand amid Scottish Sabbath traditions

A telegram from the Scottish Association of the Lord's Day Observance to Prime Minister Attlee condemns Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip's Paris visit for including racing theatre and night club dancing on Sunday. The piece reflects strong Scots religiosity, noting Princess Margaret Rose has measles and that Sundays are for worship, with golf and whistling frowned upon by many.

Highlands Purple Heather Margaret Rose United States

Reclamation Bureau Crisis Probed Amid West East Strife

The National Reclamation Association defends the bureau of reclamation, denouncing extravagance and evasion while hearings begin. President Polk says reform is needed and the association will support honest progress, despite political divisions and upcoming investigations.

Oregon Journal Nation& Reclamation Association Journal Oregonian Bend Reclamation Association Bureau of Reclamation Bureau Congressional Congress Downey Pacific Coast California Harry E. Polk National Reclamation Association

Echoes from Berlin and a Homeward Rail Trip

Letters recount postwar Berlin scars and routines in Charlottenburg Grunewald and the Tiergarten rubble. Elmer Hardy nominated as engineer for Truman’s June departure from Pocatello. Readers urged to submit news photos for Tribune and note odd payroll facts.

Elmer G. Hardy Pocatello Union Pacific President Truman Sun Valley Elmer Hardy U.P

Idaho Appoints Leon M Strong to Ricks College Faculty

John L Clarke announces Leon M Strong principal of Sugar City seminary will join Ricks College as a social science and religious education instructor. Strong holds degrees from Utah and Brigham Young University. Also reported are state maternity care costs, highway flood damage, and road conditions across Idaho with advisories against unnecessary travel.

Leon M. Strong Sugar City Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Ricks College John L. Clarke Strong Prof Strong University of Utah Brigham Young University

Third Dimension By Elaine Lady

A mother-advice column advises parents to shield their daughter from a rushed engagement. The plan suggests paying the suitor’s debt if he halts dating for six months and the couple maintains only home social contact. The aim is to give the daughter time to reevaluate values and avoid a rash marriage.

S. B

Digger the Badger Wins Peter's Respect

In a springtime adventure Peter Rabbit encounters Digger the Badger near Johnny Chuck's house. Digger bravely digs into a yellow jacket nest despite stings, earning Peter's sudden respect. The tale hints that toughness, not fearlessness, often explains bravery.

Digger the Badger Peter Peter Rabbit Digger the Badger Brier Patch Johnny Chuck Mr. Badger Digger

Greek Third Army reports 7439 guerrillas killed wounded or captured

The Greek Third army said on Wednesday night that 7,439 guerrillas had been killed wounded or captured in the Jan 1 to Jun 1 period in the Third army area covering most of northern Greece.

Salonika Greece Third Army

Words Beginning With P From A Scrapbook Item

A compact collection explains pronunciation and origins of P words. Pal traces to Gypsy pral brother terms in England and America, pecan derives from Native American paccan variants, and pravda means truth in Russian. Profane shifts from secular to sacred usage. penknife roots in pen making. precipice means headfirst from Latin pra(e) caput. pilaster comes from pila with pi-LASSter pronunciation.

England America Pal Pral

Why We Do It. The Study of History

James Joyce defined history as a nightmare to awaken, while acknowledging both record and interpretation shape the past. The essay argues history is one of many studies of human nature, not an exact science, and suggests we may improve both understanding and the practice of history as we learn how factors shape motivation and behavior.

Charlottenburg Berlin Germany Time Grunewald Tiergarten Hitler Pocatello The Tribune Vestris America Mussolini Congo Herman Goering Nuernberg James Joyce Stephen Dedalus Joyce

Teaching Children to Use the Telephone for Home Ties

Parents are urged to train children to call home when delayed or in trouble, teaching politeness, clear purpose, and prompt endings. Emphasizes practice, charge reversals, and avoiding long calls, with guidance on handling wrong numbers and emergencies. A note directs readers to leaflet P-28 “Bedtime Troubles” for further help submitted via mail.

Dr. Patri Colin P. O Station G New York 19 N. Y

The relative value of foods in body use examined

The column outlines how proteins fats and carbohydrates meet body needs, varying by age activity and climate. It notes minerals and vitamins including vitamin B, beri beri history with rice hulls, and the role of fortified white flour in preventing disease.

Markham Pacific Islands Asia

Fox terrier Bumps pays for ice cream in New Jersey soda parlors

Glen Gardner New Jersey tale shows a year old fox terrier named Bumps beg for ice cream and depart with payment via a coin key chain Mrs Ingrid Panagos attached to his collar. The device prompts the dog to return home after the nickel is deposited and the door opened.

Glen Gardner N. J P. Bumps Ingrid Panagos Bumps

Slide Closes Road Near Polock for Fifth Time in Week

A rock slide four miles south of Polock blocked Highway 08 on Thursday, the fifth closure in less than a week. A highway department bulldozer was sent to the scene and the road was expected to reopen later in the day.

Stites and Kooski Bonners Ferry Moravia Lake Coeur -Alene Lapwai Culdesac Riggins Ins Lume Polock Highway Department

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Associated Press Idaho Washington Bureau Connecticut Avenue Washington DC Reclamation Bureau Crisis Taylor Henry Wallace Taxpayer Idaho Department of Public Health Madelene M. Donnelly Ashton Yellowstone Park Galena Summit Stanley Basin By Elaine Lady Elaine Lady Mr. Sun Purple Hills Yellow Jackets Granny Fox Frank Colby Angelo Patri John John High Tribune Health Column Pocatello, M.D
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