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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1936
Page
4
A compact verse from Romans 13 8 urging to owe no one anything except to love each other for in love lies the fulfillment of the law. The message emphasizes ethical duty and mutual care as guiding principle for conduct.
Utah shows cautious neutrality as it weighs its vote at the Cleveland convention. The delegation hints it may support Borah if other prospects falter, or join Landon if his prospects brighten. Idaho remains solid for its own candidate, while Utah parries with a wary prudence.
Walter Lippmann asserts Senator Borah links constitutional government with opposing private monopoly. He notes the Supreme Court has limited federal power and that central economic planning would require a revolutionary constitutional amendment. Borah’s stance aligns with defending free competition and liberty against collectivist trends, with the Liberty League offering no real alternative.
The Senate passed a large tax measure by 37 to 24 despite reservations. Senator Walsh apologized for the bill, saying it was the best possible under the circumstances, while Senators Borah and Pope offered differing votes. The bill moves to conference with expected clashes over Roosevelt's proposals and House provisions.
Lew Williams, Idaho commissioner of public welfare, returns to Boise from Atlantic City welfare talks. Boise police seized three slot machines and fined the proprietors $100 each. Idaho officials discuss relief funds, beermaking tax receipts, and highway employment as good roads cost money.
M Leon Blum, newly appointed French premier, calls the war debt situation a dramatic misunderstanding. He argues the issue is a label for a crooked defalcation and insists politics will influence how blame is assigned near the election.
The national plan to plant a tree belt has been quietly abandoned. Posters warn that future generations will have to rely on telephone poles as the tax-collector pressures deter funding.
In a light hearted note, readers recall how drinkers behaved better in old days when horses did the steering, implying calmer travel and simpler transport.
The United States Supreme Court ruled the red man must follow state game laws, ending widespread slaughter across seasons. Also noted are local marriages and births, civic talk on street priorities, and upcoming events in Pocatello and nearby towns, with reflections on parade funding and city council life.
The Lexow committee remains unsolved with the chief of police blamed for circus license lapses. The council considers a ball nozzle for the fire department and bicycle bells at night. Officials deny street sprinkling funding while reviewing city hall and fire department inventories before adjourning.
Inaugurating Pocatello's Va cation school the Adelaide Anderson School of Music offers a summer program to keep children constructively busy. The course features speech and dramatic art instruction along with piano class work aimed at enriching skills during vacation.
A report highlights structured routines for children including supervised daily piano practice and dancing, with an emphasis on a nursery school setting and a skilled teaching staff.
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