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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1943
Page
4
The paper lists subscription rates by carrier and mail for Idaho residents and others. It notes weekly notices required by law will appear in Thursdays issue under Idaho Code 58-107 and 1932 1933 session amendments. An unrelated beauty ad quotes a biblical proverb about a man’s face reflecting his spirit and wisdom.
The piece criticizes Idaho's liquor enforcement as a farce under the locker system and federal stamp program. It questions prosecutorial action over retail stamp violations, notes club raids and legal delays, and warns politicians may shield scofflaws while revenue motives drive enforcement.
Reporters covering Churchill’s prepared remarks before Congress were surprised by his note based delivery. He spoke from sparse hieroglyph like cues and even discarded prompts toward the end, delivering from inspiration. The piece notes Roosevelt on tours uses precise language, and includes a playful line about borrowing billions without collateral.
Fred Neber reports a dispute over the correct Latin form for Before Christ. Suggested forms include Ante Domini, Ante Christum, Anno Ante Christum, and the abbreviation A C, with readers seeking clergy input. End of note invites writers to request a free pamphlet from Frank Colby.
A local column criticizes Ben Johnson of the Southeast Idaho Associated Civic Clubs for aligning Idaho interests with Utah and courting Utah press publicity. It urges Idahoans to support Idaho institutions and warns against subservience to neighboring states. Emily Bond Patz memorializes Mary Ellen Bilyeu, born 1851 Lexington KY, died 1943, praising her life and faith.
Old Granny Fox uses patience and cunning to outsmart Digger the Badger by luring Bowser the Hound away from his home, then pursues a plan to impact Digger’s hunting grounds. Blacky the Crow senses excitement but cannot yet prove Granny’s scheme.
Through the Red Cross, word arrives that Sergeant Hubert Prossor of Salmon died in a Japanese prison camp in the Philippines after being captured at Bataan. His parents Mr and Mrs Hugh Prossor live in Salmon. Salmon boy dies in Japanese prison camp. Cato the Censor doubts about Glenn Taylor's electoral future and notes Taylor may not return to Idaho, possibly remaining in a California shipyard. Also reports winning and placing in Idaho essay contests and a landmark emergency marriage license under Idaho's blood test law.
A reader notes Spanish momento is misused for memento in relic terms while discussing the proper term. The column also explores why English BC uses Before Christ instead of a Latin form to pair with AD Anno Domini and the suggestion Ante Domini.
A reflection on grown adults misunderstanding children and the normal noise of kids. It recalls a scene where a child’s loud crying provokes an angry grandfather who throws his stick, only for the child to pick it up and respond.
A discussion on children as natural, curious, and unmannerly learners. Parents and teachers should guide with patience, provide appropriate spaces for noise and quiet, rough play and gentleness, and train toward mature behavior without suppression. Includes note on classrooms accommodating child nature and growth.
A newspaper crossword presents horizontal clues including sun cereal and soak up. Entries reference tellurium symbol and curved molding. Readers fill in plant germ and a few remaining items while noting the grid.
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