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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1947
Page
4
The notice fragment discusses publication policy for legal notices and weekly publication in the Thursday issue. It lists subscription rates and addresses the Idaho jurisdiction guidelines under the 1932 act and 1933 amendments. It includes a Bible verse about bearing fruit for spiritual health and a statement about trimming to bear more.
Lewiston Tribune notes Britain’s belated independence offer risks partition of India into several states. It describes British India’s provinces and native states, frontier regions, and New Delhi governance, plus Hindu Muslim divisions and 222 languages, arguing India’s vast complexity makes unity unlikely without careful handling.
Henry Ford II told the US Chamber of Commerce in Washington that management must accept responsibility to make free enterprise work. He argued American industrialists are best qualified to prove its value amid totalitarian opposition, becoming guardians of democratic liberty and individual dignity.
The house voted a naval appropriations bill 11 percent below estimates under Republican leadership. Democrats warn the cut would trim naval manpower by 70,000 and marines by 12,000, potentially erasing a full division. The move comes as the navy reorganizes for the atomic age and weapons research.
The St Louis Post Dispatch notes the navy halted work on six warships last August citing economy and a need for perfecting design. The move could affect naval defense and abroad power, inviting scrutiny of Republican leadership amid a reputation for niggardly defense in the 1920s and 1930s.
The column reviews Senator Glen Taylor and Senator Knowland amendments on housing expeditor powers. It notes fears that lifting controls could hinder veterans obtaining materials, while praising Taylor’s delivery. It reports Idaho figures, Shrine visitors, Jack Simplot’s phosphate contract, and the Borah statue unveiling in Washington with ceremonies and limited seat reservations.
The Rev. Paul Baird, pastor of St. Anthony Presbyterian, resigns to take effect June 23 and will join First Presbyterian in Lexington, Nebraska after a three year pastorate in Boise. Also noted are a giant quintuple strawberry from Boise and a crash at Mac's Place where Joseph Carberry damaged a window and was treated for injuries.
Granny Fox confronts Prickly Porky and Peter Rabbit with anger and threats after losing Peter. Jimmy Skunk and Unc Billy Possum foil her plans with a dash of perfume, while Peter recovers and Mrs Peter Rabbit bravely heads toward the Green Forest to check on him. Next story previews a plot to frighten Old Man Coyote.
The United States has called on the Russian occupation commander in Hungary for copies of the information press released by the Soviet backed authorities. The move comes amid concern over access to wartime data and allied intelligence channels.
The United States government announced a demand on Soviet Lt General B P Sviridov by Brig Gen George H Weems of the allied control commission for Hungary. Sviridov is the commission chair. Meanwhile Hungarian Minister Aladar Szegedy Maszak informed Washington he plans to return home under the new government order, though informants say he may stay in the United States.
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