The Military Mind and Civil Posts in Peace
Henry Wallace warns against assuming a military bias in government. He cites Lovett as a banker awakening to public service, not a career soldier. The piece argues distrust of the professional military mind is unfounded and calls for selecting the best-qualified individuals for public roles regardless of service.
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Henry Wallace
Wallace
State Department
Lovett
Yale
Harvard
Washington
Russia
Belgium
South Africa
Panama
Laughing on Pawtucket Streets Provokes Free Speech Debate
A Portland Oregonian piece lampoons Pawtucket police arresting a man named Sam Hyder for laughing in public. It questions government power to regulate humor and warns about dangers of restricting laughter in a democratic society. It contrasts with totalitarian controls and notes public curiosity over what sparked the arrest.
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Hyder
Sam
Japan
Germany
Pawtucket
Joe
Molotov
Portland
Oregonian
Press conference glimpse with President Truman noted
Washington observers describe a first presidential press conference with Truman answering questions on the Greek Turkish aid program price impacts and domestic inflation. The piece also mentions the Borah monument unveiling with Ray McKaig and 300 tickets.
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Truman
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ourself
Taft
Ray McKaig
Boise
Washington
Capitol
McKaig
Warm River camping area enlarged by forest service
Idaho reports extensive improvements at Warm River campground with enlarged parking and general upgrades drawing hundreds of campers this year. In Jerome a nightlong search for Pred Robinetts son ends without result as authorities explore a Lamdpoint visit. Ronald Bell of Richfield sustains multiple leg fractures in a baseball accident while crutch-bound, his injury described as serious but nonfatal. In Jerome Canyonside Grange protests plan to dump potato waste from a glucose factory into local ditches, forming a committee to discuss with canal board officials.
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Warm River
The
Forest Service
Jerome
Richfield
Ronald Bell
R. O. Bell
Canyonside
Glucose
Northside Pomona Grange
Canal Board
Grange
Coyote Chased by a headless creature in Green Forest
Sammy Jay warns Old Man Coyote about Peter Rabbit then leads him to a trap. Peter, lame but alert, dodges and Old Man Coyote flees in fear from a strange headless, tailless beast that appears behind him. Mrs Peter and Peter hide as Unce Billy Possum Jimmy Skunk Prickly Porky and others observe the tense chase. Next story: Buster Bear Gives It All Away.
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Sammy Jay
Old Man Coyote
Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Sammy
Peter
Porky's Hill
Brier Patch
Prickly
Porky
Jimmy Skunk
Une
Billy Possum
Mrs
Reddy Fox
Old Granny Fox
Mrs. Peter
Jay
Brier
Redeye
Vireo
Roddy
Granny Fox
Buster Bear
State opens liquor by the drink forms for Idaho clubs
The state liquor law enforcement office announced that application forms for Idaho liquor clubs and bartenders to qualify under the new liquor by the drink law are available. Returning applications promptly will allow licenses and permits to be issued before the act takes effect July 1.
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Roise
State Liquor Law Enforcement Office
Idaho
Aiw
Your Child and His Problems
This piece argues against rushing young children to learn. It warns against early reading and arithmetic drills and urges parents to allow time for growth and sensory discovery. It notes that pacing learning with the child reduces fatigue and fear and promotes healthy development.
Jury convicts four under new Idaho law
Four Western Electric employees Casselman Trowne Abel and Hill of Boise were convicted by Justice J M Lambert under Idaho's secondary boycott law for picketing Mountain States Telephone after a strike. Sentencing not set. max penalty is $300 fine and six months in jail.
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Boise
Western Electric Company
Idaho
Justice of Peace
J. M. Lambert
Casselman
James D. Trowne
J. E. Abel
G. H. Hill
West_ Electric Employees union
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Exchange
Telephone Company
Lambert
Dressed envelope addressed to recipient in New York paper
The fragment notes a dressed envelope directed to a person via this paper with a mail address at P O Box 99 Station G New York 19 New York.
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P. O
Station G
New York 19
N. Y
Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answers
Horizontal clues cover periods to declare statements emotions colors ranges and notes while vertical clues include animals measures marks languages and household terms. names of people and places appear in scattered entries. The list also blends pastry music and body parts indicating a complex, mixed puzzle grid with many overlapping answers.
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Pocatello Tribune
Pocatello
the Tribune-Journal CO
G Nicholas
FFT
William 8S. Cady
Geneval
Associated Press
United States
General Marshall
Mr. Wallace
George Washingtonians
Andrews Jacksons
Robert E. Lees
Laugh Police
America
By Fred Neher
Lleo
Aha
Buzz of
Washington, DC
Kansas City
Hungary
Maine
Patri
Mike MacButch
Idaho Finance CO
Bob Greeney
Calvert
Grandview Avenue
Stamford
Conn
Calvert Reserve
Calvert Distillers Corp
New York City
Rialto
Dracula Franwen Y Man Mee Ey
Lon Chaney
Martha O'Driscoll
John Carradine Lighes
Onslow Stevens
Glenn Strange
Jene Adams
Trigger Fingers
Johnny Mack Brown
Sigmund Romberg
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Deleta
Guy Kibbee
Hollywood
Jess Stacy
California
Bonita Granville
Don Castle
Magna
Rainbow Valley
Monte Hale
Adrian Booth
Kelg
Green Hornet
Boston “Pops
Pocatello’s
American Broadcasting Co
Mark
Oda
Fiz
Fio
Fis
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