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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
5
The New York Times urges replacing indirect taxes with direct personal taxes to boost voter responsibility and legislative backbone. It notes widespread tax myths and argues direct taxes would make all income groups, especially the moderate, pay more fairly.
A WPA Writers Project booklet praised Greenwich Village as a hub of art and free thought prompting protests by prominent residents who argue the portrayal is not true. The piece questions whether the Village has changed under reform, while a separate note notes a return of confidence men amid crime reports.
The note questions sensational headlines and media language about celebrities and public figures. It outlines how phrases like comparative seclusion imply limited cameras and critiques the optics of wealth and advertising in modern culture.
Idaho postmasters elected Harry L. Yost as association president and McGuire as national director. Idaho officials discuss law, decry lax enforcement, and PWA school construction aids 7300 students. State education vacancies loom at Moscow June 14 with multiple top posts open.
The Tribune promotes a new 24 page bound booklet PRESERVING JELLIES AND JAMS. Readers can obtain a copy by sending a dime for postage and handling to the Service Bureau in Washington with their name city and state.
Danny cannot bear to return to the Green Meadows without Nanny Meadow Mouse. After a long restless night he flees toward the cornfield in a bid to find her, haunted by dreams of danger to Nanny and his own guilt. He pauses, then refuses to go home alone and resolves to search for her before returning. Next story: What Nanny Meadow Mouse Was Doing.
The column links June 8 birthdays to domestic life and career paths for both women and men. It lists notable figures born on June 8, including Samuel R. Betts and David D. Porter, then reports Monts officials saying the Duke of Windsor donated 5,000 francs to the town relief fund as thanks for his marriage last Thursday.
Our Children describes three year old Tough Tillie standing on a yard line between properties. She shows strength and fierce defiance by squaring her shoulders and signaling with a fist as two girls taunt her with cries of Tough Tillie.
A three year old girl nicknamed Tough Tillie endures taunts from peers and questions how parents can shape resilience. The piece advocates addressing self worth, proper name use, and fostering fortitude, suggesting a booklet Obedience by Angelo Patri for parents seeking solutions.
H. G. Springston, former Illinois teacher and Oklahoma prosecuting attorney for Dewey county, later county judge, died Wednesday at Lava Hot Springs from angina pectoris. He was shot in the jaw while practicing law in Oklahoma. He later ran a ranch at Filer Idaho and lived in Pingree. Oklahoma A and M College reports testing 45 new soybean strains to replace cottonseed in oil manufacturing.
Great Bend reporter notes two Civil War cannons were pried loose from concrete bases at Pawnee Rock farm, with June 8 cited as the date for the loot in context of a local incident.
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