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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1948
Page
4
Location of Washington Bureau office listed as 824 Connecticut Avenue in Washington D C. The note identifies the bureau’s city address and street details for correspondence or correspondence routing.
The United States joins longtime jade producers with new deposits in Wyoming California and Alaska. Jadeite and nephrite supply shifts reflect global trade as jade’s storied history spans China Burma New Zealand and Europe. Diverse uses range from tools to jewelry and ceremonial objects.
The text notes deep distrust of U S aims in Japan amid anti American student protests. It cites Ambassador Dr John Leighton Stuart warning students of possible consequences and discusses Chinese groups opposing U S policy including intellectuals industrialists and communists. Chinese officials urge restraint and pledge no U S backed rearmament of Japan.
Harold Hinckley is named president of the Pocatello Cardinal baseball club succeeding William Walsingham. Hinckley has led community efforts to boost the team, organize annual banquets, and secure fan support, aiming to raise the club's profile in the Pioneer league.
Idaho dominates national silver and zinc output with North Idaho mines. Soda Springs area lists fourteen creeks within 40 miles, named with local significance. Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul, president of the University of California, spoke at the University of Idaho 63rd commencement, praising Idaho’s opportunities and growth as 500 graduates received degrees.
Old Granny Fox boasts of a smart plan to trap Digger the Badger with Bowser the Hound watching. Digger surprises her by leaping at Bowser, driving the hound away, while Granny Fox dashes after Bowser in defeat. Blacky the Crow cackles as the chase ends with Digger chuckling at the fox’s miscalculation.
ThisPet Speech Peeve by Mrs. Louisa Black of Taft California targets radio speakers who say een for ing. Colby explains pronunciation tests and urges readers to clip and share the column to curb the habit ending in endeen in -img and prompts listeners to stop saying een.
The Old Oregon Trail may revive hoofbeats to invite governors of Idaho Washington Montana and Wyoming to attend Oregon Centennial events in Portland August 13 and 14 as coordinated by Walter Meacham executive secretary of the Oregon Territorial Centennial Commission and Old Oregon Trail Inc.
A reader asks how to move on after her husband admitted an affair while she visited family. Elaine Lady explains they cannot return to the old relationship but can build a new one if they both grow and remain patient. The column urges forgiveness and nurturing love as the sun can shine again.
A column argues children’s misbehavior harms neighbors and fuels anti child sentiment. It stresses that well trained, considerate children gain friends and access, while noisy or destructive acts provoke complaints and gatekeeping by adults. Dr Patri’s leaflet P-10 offers habit change guidance.
Richard A. Lake explains conjugal psychosis where one spouse develops a psychosis and the other follows with a similar illness. He notes there is no truth serum and that drugs release buried memories but with variable effects. He cautions cold water shocks may stop tantrums temporarily but leave underlying emotional issues intact. suggests calm distraction over reaction.
W R F Irvin of Boise was chosen president of the Idaho Bankers association at the end of a two day conference in Sun Valley Idaho. Harry Eaton of Twin Falls was elected vice president George R Schwaner of Richfield was named treasurer and F Walter Guthrie of Boise was reappointed secretary.
A readable fragment lists numbered clues such as 22 Note of scale 25 Indigent 26 Peruke 27 Composer of The Merry Widow and 28 Resort 29 To grow sleep. Other items include poet and printer's measure with partial entries and scattered letters.
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