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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1949
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists editors G Nicholas Ifft and MP Goodfellow and notes The Associated Press exclusive rights to news dispatches. It provides Washington Bureau address and subscription rates for Idaho and elsewhere, including annual and monthly figures.
Notices required by law or by order of competent jurisdiction will be published weekly in the Thursday issue under Section 58-107 LC.A. 1932 as amended by Chapter 154 1933 Session Laws of Idaho. The text includes a biblical verse about law and creation.
City Attorney Ben Peterson writes that an enabling ordinance is required before a special election on repealing or retaining slot machines can be called. He notes recalls and referendums demand exact ballot wording and warns against adding extra revenue riders that could delay the vote or force court action.
The National Safety Council offers timing tips for carrying a bride across the threshold. Use bent knees and leg strength, keep the back straight, and distribute weight evenly. If the bride is much larger, consider asking her to carry or simply open the door and push.
Reports say June graduates face the toughest job market since 1941. Yet observers note some 1949 grads may still land work before the year ends, avoiding the fate of earlier batches.
The report claims China threatens to cut menthol supplies and mocks U S efforts to reorganize the armed services. Critics call the moves an end to Army and Navy while efficiency experts are brought in to study the military.
Marion Hepworth announces the theme for state women summer camps in Pocatello. Camps at Fishhaven Bear Lake July 14 15 Lava Hot Springs July 17 18 and Pond s Lodge Buffalo River August 1 3 feature prominent leaders and thought provoking discussions encouraging attendees to plan improvements at home and in the world.
The University of Idaho started construction on a major addition funded in the last state legislature session. E J Iddings emeritus dean of agriculture and Prem Moore retired extension poultry specialist among the first to shovel dirt, with remarks from President J B Buchanan and Dean R Theo philus marking the official kickoff. A tangential note mentions Rita’s Mexican father and a misaddressed wedding invitation implying tension with Aly Khat.
Jay Franklin argues that the postwar settlement should restore semi autonomous German states with a weak central government to limit centralized power. He contends Moscow may accept Prussia joining under protest, viewing Prussia as key to shaping Germany and countering Western influence. He warns that Communism thrives through splinter parties and urges fair, force-free negotiations at the foreign ministers conference.
Parents should balance freedom and control as children grow from infancy to adolescence. Set consistent routines for school days, meals, study, chores, and rest while allowing safe decision making. Explain rules, reward responsible behavior, and gradually loosen controls as children prove dependable.
A city prosecutor asks Ben about a proposed Monte Carlo setup on Main Street, seeking any available information from local officials on the plan and its status.
Administrator Paul Hoffman said the ECA bears no responsibility for falling U S lumber exports to Europe, mainly the United Kingdom, noting that Europe’s economic conditions and the UK austerity program explain the sharp cut in purchases.
Maude Worel urges Pocatello police to alert officers to watch for tramps and pickpockets posing as businessmen during the Frontier Days board contest. Dr. E. P. Crane, ex-Pocatello chiropodist now in Idaho Falls, explains leaving for better office space with Chamber of Commerce help.
A Marine veteran in college questions engagement to a girl due to her provocative dress and behavior. Mary Haworth advises that modest, dignified standards set by his mother and sisters define a proper wife, and that breaking the informal engagement is prudent.
A Q and A column discusses usage and pronunciation topics. Mr Truman's legislative program is questioned as jeopardized. Readers debate jeopardy verb forms and the term a cappella with correct Italian pronunciation. The chunk ends with a request for Colby’s spelling list leaflet and mailing details.
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