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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1945
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists subscription rates for the United States and mentions weekly publication of legally required notices in the Thursday issue. It also includes a religious closing with a Bible quote and a note about mail transmission.
The piece surveys Churchill’s parliamentary campaign speech opposing Labour’s socialist program and warning it would threaten freedom, liberty, and the economy. It notes Labour forced the election to unwind wartime unity and hints at V J day within a year. It then shifts to questions about American aid to the French in Syria and ends with a claim that V E day may unfold gradually.
Ken and Merc Roth express deep gratitude for eight months of USO work in Pocatello Idaho. They praise the town’s teamwork, cooperation, and sincere hospitality, naming numerous individuals and groups they will miss as they move on to new fields. They promise to visit often and send heartfelt thanks.
The College of Idaho in Caldwell plans a new girls dormitory costing about 100000 dollars. An initial gift of 60000 dollars from Mr and Mrs J R Simplot of Caldwell started the campaign, with later gifts bringing total announced funds to 94700 dollars.
Sammy Jay wakes before dawn and spots a hunter with a terrible gun heading toward Green Forest. He decides to warn Lightfoot the Deer, hoping to save him from danger, before continuing his search for breakfast.
King Haakon VII returned to Norway on Independence Day marking five years since he left London to lead the resistance against the German invasion. The date also recalls his 1908 accession as monarch.
The House passed a 2500 annual expense allowance for its members by a 206 to 152 roll call, sending the appropriation bill to President Truman. The vote followed a heated debate over whether to back out of the self granted pay, amid tense days on Capitol Hill and a reported blow in the fray.
The article argues military schools fail to reform problem youths and that troubled boys often resist discipline and fail to graduate. It urges humane treatment for minds in turmoil, with quiet routines, exercise, and outdoor activity, noting some return to schooling after a calmer period and the need for properly staffed schools.
Angelo Patri offers a booklet No 302 titled Annoying Habits that outlines managing child misbehavior in schools for boys in good health. Readers can obtain the pamphlet by sending 10 cents and a 3 cent stamp to his New York address via this paper. The note also mentions cotton linters as a key source of chemical cellulose.
A crossword puzzle excerpt lists vertical clues including Kind of fish and To leave out. Others refer to Military rifle and To point. Entries imply a standard puzzle grid with numbered terms and a request to provide a solution.
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