God Steers Our Course to Quietness
A reflective verse citing Job 34 29 on finding peace when God grants quietness. The line suggests that in divine calm, none may condemn, offering solace amid life’s turmoil.
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Job
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1946
Page
4
Record of Favoritism and Labor Law History
A constitutional lawyer reviews decades of Supreme Court and federal actions shaping labor rights. He notes 1938 injunction limits, 1940 publicity rights, 1942 wage and anti trust shifts, wartime maintenance of membership, and government actions like Montgomery Ward and Petrillo, concluding strikes verge on revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Montague
Supreme Court
Norris- LaGuardia
Labor Relations Act
Board
National Labor Relations Board
National War Labor Board
Montgomery Ward
Petrillo
United States
State of the Nation on Government Rules and Small Business
Henry Wallace criticizes heavy government controls hindering small business while large firms defend the status quo. The piece argues that restoring opportunity requires rejecting decree driven governance and fostering independent action. Harold E. Stassen adds cautions about balanced public asks and freedoms. Archaeologists uncover a 3000 year old kitchen sink amid a pile of dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyone
Wonder what has become of the street sweeper in town
The piece notes a city street sweeper bought for 16006 dollars last year and its potential use now, but it is too large for narrow walkways in Center street and Halliday subways. It also collects memories of local USO volunteers and veterans, mentioning Camp Bender in Japan, the 61st Field Artillery Battalion, and a local Idaho connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Street
Halliday
Pfe
William Fitzen
61St Field Artillery First Cavalry Division
APO 201
San Francisco
Camp Bender
Ota
Japan
Ing
Pacific Stars and Stripes
Taft and
Barkley
Congress
Stars and Stripes
Bistline
Beverly Barbara
University of Idaho
Washington, D. C
Reciprocal friendship forms with possessive nouns
The piece argues that English rules reflect usage not grammar books, showing Mary is a friend of Henrys and Mary is a friend of mine as examples of reciprocal esteem. It explains that possessive pronouns express mutual friendship and contrasts non possessive forms as weaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Henry
A. W
Shakespeare
Tail chases and snow antics headline
A brief, playful note describes Happy Jack and Black Pussy in a snowy chase scene. Happy Jack tumbles to the snow with a light heart, while Black Pussy heads out for a walk as the scene shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rel
Jack
Your Child and His Problems
A plea for special education and custodial facilities for children with severe learning and behavioral issues. Authors argue these youths are failed by standard schools and society, urging early removal from regular classes, placement with trained staff, and state responsibility if families cannot support them.
Thumb rings marked wedding customs in early Georgian era
During the reigns of George I and George I the wedding ring was commonly worn on the thumb. This practice reflects period customs in arranged marriages and social norms of jewelry wear around the early 18th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I
Happy Jack Responds To Cry From Hemlock Tree
A soft voiced plea from the hemlock tree beckons Happy Jack to hurry before Chatterer and Sammy Jay steal the best goodies. The scene unfolds as a doorway visitation echoes a Christmas mood in the Little Stories for Children tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Tit
Happy Jack
Farmer Brown
Drummer the
Woodpecker
Sammy Jay
Yank Yank
Nuthatch
Chetterer
Red Squirrel
Peter Rabbit
Chatterer the
Red Squir
Dee
Jack
Chatterer
Idaho graduation and weddings plus lamb sales and poaching arrests
This week at North Idaho Teachers College in Lewiston forty eight students received certificates including thirteen bachelor degrees and thirty five diplomas. Idaho Falls twins led a double wedding officiated by the probate judge. John Brockle of Arco sold two lamb decks in Ogden at seventeen and a quarter dollars per hundred weight. The fish and game department reports 134 arrests in April and May for fishing violations and unlawful game possession, reflecting a surge from the prior year due to more fishermen and a larger conservation force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Idaho Teachers’ College
Lewiston
Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Conservation Officer
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Constance Moore
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