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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1945
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists subscription rates including one year by mail in Idaho for nine dollars and six months at one dollar and twenty six cents per month for other regions. The text echoes a biblical quote about a stream becoming a river.
Washington reviews Truman cabinet changes highlighting non political selection. He picked trusted individuals without party pressure or leaders' consultation. Notable picks include Tom Clark attorney general Clinton P Anderson secretary of agriculture with prior criticisms of wartime policy.
The piece labels General de Gaulle as a problem child for the Big Three and asserts his actions hinder France’s rescue by Allies. It recounts Syria incidents where Churchill and Britain opposed de Gaulle, sent troops, and quelled French forces, noting American protest and still predicting further actions by de Gaulle.
A reader letter criticizes a soldier jailed for striking German prisoners and notes his punishment was overturned after congressional attention. It urges harsher treatment of Nazi captors and questions Allied handling of war criminals including Goering.
Dr. Albert W. Recht describes a 95 percent sun eclipse path across Idaho with Butte Denver and San Francisco in the visibility lines. The total phase lasts up to 76 seconds, guiding researchers to study the corona, the Finstein effect, solar layers, and ionospheric impact, while China map notes highlight strategic geography and wartime routes.
Idaho law enforcement commissioner Boise Riggs appoints W. E. Packer a state liquor law enforcement agent in the Pocatello area. Weed experts from nine western states meet in Boise to compare eradication methods and a University of Idaho professor explains acetic hormone weed control. University professors resign and others move to new posts. German POW laborers begin beet field work near Twin Falls under camp remodeling for government standards.
Lightfoot the Deer grows uneasy as October leaves turn and hunters approach. He recalls last year's dangers when guns sounded the season of hunting while Buster Bear remains peaceful with a full stomach. Lightfoot stores his fears, watches by day, waits by night, and braces for danger.
A week-long conference on operational problems will be attended here beginning June 18 by school superintendents from Idaho's 44 counties. The state department of education will sponsor the meeting and be represented by officials from Boise.
Eleven of the 184 Italian prisoners of war at Fort Douglas Utah, described as agitators by Col. E. L. Hogan, will be transferred elsewhere after a strike over shorter hours. The detainees, kept on bread and water, faced rain and inadequate shelter while refusing to work before returning to duties. Hogan did not disclose the destinations.
Explanations of Okinawa pronunciation with stress and syllables. Okinawajima means the large island. Iwo pronounced EE-wo. Te EE-ay. Iejima variants. Gunto and Retto map terms. Shima and Yama terms. Formosa meaning beautiful. Taiwan pronunciation ty-wahn. Domei as alliance and news agency. Nichi Nichi meaning daily.
A six year old, Tad, burns clothes after his mother’s hospital absence, while grandmother and two brothers cope. The article notes the child’s fear and insecurity when the mother is away, urging continued contact, photos, prayers, and staying close to the child’s heart. It promotes Angelo Patri leaflet P-1 on Fear with purchase details.
The text explains two Japanese terms and their pronunciations. It notes that NEE chee NEE chee is used for a daily phrase and cautions not to stress the second syllable in Bushido. It provides the alternative reading BOO sheet choe for the latter term.
University of Utah botany professor Dr. Walter P. Cottam explained a common edible mushroom beneath a sidewalk exploded after heavy rains. He estimated the mushroom's internal pressure at about 3,250 pounds per square inch as the sap concentrated.
Sgt. Thomas E. Ward son of Mrs. Harry Ayers of 1422 East Wyeth was wounded in action at Strasbourg France. He has been hospitalized since May 18 at Metz. Ward foreman of the diesel and electric unit 766th for 1945. He enlisted in June 1944 after leaving Union Pacific. He graduated from the Santiago California Army and Navy Academy.
Portland dairymen say day old bull calves are being given away as fox food due to slaughter restrictions and low hide prices. Oscar Hagg of the Oregon Dairy association argues that hide sales are impractical and regulations discourage veal calf rearing.
The speaker notes newborn calves fetched $1.50 but buyers halted payment as they became abundant. Officials say OPA hide ceilings at 13 cents per pound make marketing hides uneconomical versus 90 cents to a dollar. Normally dairy bull calves are slaughtered or sold for veal.
The War Production Board formally lifted its ban on household refrigerator manufacture allowing 265 000 electric and gas appliances to be produced in the July to September quarter.
A compact list of crossword clues including ship's rec and a river island entry with across and down hints. Readers fill in answers like male sheep and positive pole while noting Swordsman's dummy stake and ringworm references within a single puzzle page.
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