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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
4
The piece argues business has no partisan politics and is not striking to spur a change in policies. It cites rising national debt, higher taxes, and inflation risks under the current administration, noting firms hesitate to invest while confidence wanes.
A Washington observer notes the Garner for 1940 effort is built by political amateurs but backed by sharp strategists. He highlights Vice President prospects and Texas leaders Rayburn Hatton-Sumners and Jesse Jones as key intelligence shaping the campaign.
The President voices concern that capital is not circulating and money remains idle. He is urged to examine internal factors, with a pointed suggestion to look in the mirror for causes.
The fragment contrasts Japan and China with a shrug at victory and notes that financial success does not come from luck or hitting a jackpot.
A Salmon City Elks lodge with 23 charter members forms this week led by Exalted Ruler John Snook. A farm near Nampa loses 3 000 turkeys worth about 4 000 dollars. Idaho Falls residents petition to reconsider installing parking meters.
Rev. Robert D. Steele, associated president of Westminster College in Salt Lake City, was awarded the Doctor of Divinity degree by the College of Idaho and delivered the bachelor degree address at this week’s commencement. Prominent church educator honored.
State Mine Inspector Arthur Campbell says hydraulic mining may suspend operations soon due to scarce water though dredges employing about 65 men could continue through summer. The report outlines water limits and ongoing mining activity with other regional notes.
The column muses on vigilance for Idaho State University expansion, Greek heritage jokes, and smallpox battles across states. It contrasts vaccination in New Jersey with compulsory vaccination resistance elsewhere, urges return to one room schoolhouse values, and reflects on honesty and morals from old copybooks and fables.
The Rotarian feature urges pursuing definite goals in travel and work, noting universal passion areas and global professional networks. It also previews upcoming items from the issue such as mail automation, air conditioning for circuses, and a wax coating for tobacco, plus a new local Humane Society and sections of cruelty to animals laws detailing penalties for poisoning and mistreatment.
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