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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1949
Page
4
Subscriptions for the Pocatello Tribune show rates by carrier and mail. Idaho residents pay 12.00 per year, 7.00 for six months, 3.50 for three months, and 1.25 per month. Out-of-state rates run 14.00 per year, 1.00 per month.
Legal notice statement cites Idaho statutes and chapter references for weekly publication in Thursday issues. It also includes a religious blessing and biblical verse, concluding with a message of faith.
Editorial urges the public to back Hoover Commission reforms to cut waste and size of the federal government. It laments bureaucratic expansion from 560,000 to 2.1 million federal workers and a budget rise from 4 to 45 billion, arguing reform is essential to preserve liberty and resist soft socialism. It warns failure could invite dictatorship and Communist victory. The piece also notes a future clash between Air Force and Navy jets and hints at Marine pilots.
Buzz of the Burg recounts Rampton Barrows leaving for Danbury Connecticut then New York City for study. Readers hear travel memories, sea serpent jokes, Kansas ties, Peru Inca lore, and local civic notes on hospital funding and new residents in the area.
University of Idaho report by Dr. W A Cherrington and Dr. B W Hammer shows rancidity in cheddar cheese can be caused by enzymes in raw milk and that certain cheese bacteria destroy butyric acid. The study notes microorganisms in cheddar change and become different bacteria as rancidity vanishes.
The column debates a rumored revolution in Soviet diplomacy led by Andrei Gromyko, suggesting shifts in policy away from Molotov and toward a new tactic for easing East West tensions. It notes American nonwar aims, the Marshall Plan context, and evolving U.S. government personnel before concluding with a public notice about a baby growth record leaflet from Dr. Patri.
A counsel urges mothers to oppose youthful “going steady” at fourteen. It recommends keeping youths in broader friend groups, sharing studies and activities, since early romances are unstable and rapid changes mark adolescence.
A brief open letter begins with a playful jab about starting at the bottom as new members of Congress must. It questions how a Roosevelt will adjust to the duties and challenges ahead, hinting at expectations and public life.
A syndicated columnist weighs the biblical and classical origins of Potters Field, arguing the term likely refers to a field near a pottery cave or clay source used as a pauper burial ground since AD 1600. The piece also explains the philtrum name and ends with a reader remark about ancient Greek beauty secrets.
Columnists allege Defense Secretary Louis Johnson blocks access to B-36 procurement while Navy Congress and Marines guard gates. They cite past ties to Consolidated Vultee and Odlum, a $25,000 campaign link, and a request for full inquiry led by Rep. James Van Zandt.
The 1947 proposal by Idaho education officials seeks a statewide conservation education program in public schools. It aims to raise awareness of natural resource preservation among children and extend impact to families and communities, with steps urged by the Idaho Education Association and state Superintendent Alton P. Jones.
A federal court damage case filed by Irene Pabwena Le Clair against Leroy Bosch was settled Monday after a jury was sworn. Le Clair, a Fort Hall Indian, alleged Bosch caused the death of her husband Edmund La Clair in an auto crash on December 14. Terms of settlement were not disclosed.
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