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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1949
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists editors and publishers G Nicholas and M Goodfellow with AP news rights. Subscription rates shown include $12.00 for six months and $14.00 yearly in some regions, with varying monthly charges for Idaho and other states.
The notice explains weekly legal notices will appear in the Thursday issue under Section 58-107 LC.A 1932 as amended by 1933 laws. It adds a personal moral aside about judging others with a biblical quote about not judging.
The American Medical Association with about 16,000 doctors opens its annual meeting in Atlantic City. Leaders denounce President Truman's compulsory health insurance plan as socialized medicine, urging voluntary private or alternative government-led care. They warn against loss of individual liberty and urge doctors to lead a fight to protect medical integrity and public safety, noting a $3.5 million fund to oppose the plan.
The column extols sunshine as a universal cure all and links Father’s Day to ancient notions of authority. It notes a large bottle of health from sun, praises the florists for charity and nursing scholarships funded by the Florists Telegraph Delivery Association, and urges support for flower shops and civic giving.
In Glasgow, Winston Churchill argued that the United States, with 148 million workers, enjoys a higher standard of living and even lends aid, challenging British socialists and welfare staters pursuing socialist policies. He urged sensible people to question their stance while noting US aid and burden-sharing.
The Idaho department of aeronautics and eight communities completed eight Air-Age Days teaching aviation to 100 teachers and 100 professionals per event, with over 1200 first-time aviation participants. Activities included airport tours, weather and control facilities, and courtesy flights on Empire Airlines DC-3 and private aircraft. The Blackfoot library was renamed the Edna Gillespie Library in honor of the community benefactor.
Dorothy Thompson describes Turkey's state capitalism and one party system after 1923, noting a shift from state planning to a demand for press freedom and private enterprise. The formation of the Democratic Party on January 7, 1946 and its weak 1946 election showing illustrate internal party splits and rising opposition.
A town guide urges parents to organize constructive summer programs for children and teens. It favors hands on projects as art, gardening, hiking, camping, and community service over mere make up work. It stresses the audience role, exhibition, and local leaders involvement.
Recipe note lists serving fried flounder with sauce made from a quarter cup mayonnaise or creamy dressing, a quarter cup sour cream, and two tablespoons bottled brown meat sauce for flavor.
The writer argues Mayor Halsey and the council steadily progress with the police department morale up and plan bold traffic and garbage disposal reforms. Traffic changes face merchant protests, but officials push ahead, while garbage collection shifts toward private contractors with careful fee collection.
A review compares Merle Colby’s novel to a Hollywood fable on atomic energy and Washington lobbying. It discusses Colby’s purity versus applied science, Lilienthal’s security stance, and the political clash with Senator Hickenlooper amid broader Cold War era debates.
The Women's Relief Corps elected Matilda Thomas of Coeur d'Alene as department president at their 54th annual convention. On the executive board are Thelma Davis of Caldwell chairwoman Arlene Miller of Nampa Busan Bladely of Wallace Tia McKay of Sandpoint and Anna Sick of Payette.
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