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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
3
An anonymous American veteran who just returned from Moscow argues Russians expect one final conflict to gain advantages from mass produced comforts. He says there is no effective resistance movement and that force is the only deterrent to Russian expansion. He warns Americans are not ready to fight or fund Europe to stop it.
New York reports Sen. Glen H. Taylor of Idaho pledges peace with Russia if his New Party gains power. He promises $100 monthly pensions for the aged, veterans housing, better schools, and full UN support, attacking Democrats on civil rights and housing failures.
Microscopic examination of water droplets from fog shows that nearly all particles contain tiny specks of dust, indicating common contamination in collected fog water samples.
An old advertisement claims kidney disorder allows waste to stay in the blood causing backache fatigue and swelling. It touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic used by millions for over 50 years to purge waste.
President Truman wraps up a southeastern Idaho visit with crowds growing larger at Idaho Falls. He notes Idaho’s beauty and municipally owned hydro power, apologizes for a field dedication mix up, receives jelly beans and trout, and cites public power progress while heading toward Butte Montana.
Senator McGrath heads the national committee and says southerners have no reason to walk out of the Democratic convention. He notes electors resisting Truman may appear, but expects no walkout. GOP leaders doubt Congress can adjourn by June 19 before the Philadelphia GOP convention.
Eddie Cantor and family marked their 34th wedding anniversary by donating 5 000 pounds of rice to CARE to aid overseas relief. The comedian urged Americans to give rice for overseas aid rather than waste it at weddings, aligning with his nationwide appeal.
Senator Vandenberg denounces the House reduction in foreign aid as a cynical back door move that guts Europe support against communism. He urged Senate appropriations hearings to restore funds, noting the administration seeks 6.533 billion for a year while the House trimmed to 5.98 billion over 15 months. Representative Taber backs the cuts and vows to resist pressure to reinstate them.
A. I. Royer, former real estate and insurance agent, assumed duties as Bonneville County assessor on Wednesday after appointment by county commissioners. He succeeds Hans Hansen who resigned.
About 70 percent of US tea was green before World War I, but by 1941 national tastes had flipped, with roughly 90 percent of tea consumed being black.
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