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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1948
Page
7
Governor C A Robins proclaims Sunday June 20 as Father's Day urging proper worship and public ceremonies under the theme good citizenship begins at home honor father builder of our children's future. Tribune Want Ads Bring Results
Foreign Affairs analyst J. M. Roberts Jr notes official optimism at the United Nations over a Palestine truce contrasts with private doubts about lasting peace. He argues both sides cling to uncompromising aims, with no clear plan after any four week lull and little new guidance from mediator Count Bernadette.
The author contemplates options from recognizing Arab rights in exchange for land sale and aid, to enforcing de facto partition or UN trusteeship. Most warn Jews will deny Arab rights and Arabs won’t sell, predicting continued tensions and possible great power intrigue in the Middle East.
Boise reports 1773 unemployment claims filed in the week ending June under both unemployment insurance and service men readjustment allowances, the lowest this year. Peak 9577 claims occurred Feb 14. expects June increases as schools close and veterans seek summer work.
A large hangar, 21 airplanes and a mess hall used by the National Guard burned at Rosecransfield near St. Joseph Missouri. Airport manager Hugh Middaugh estimated the loss at 875000 dollars.
Paul A. Brynildsen of the Idaho State Post Office Clerks and Local 703 urges citizens to contact senators and congressmen to push postal pay legislation before adjournment. He cites E C Hallbeck and NPFCB support with 243 members in both houses backing adequate salaries for postal workers. The call emphasizes a decent living wage and improved department efficiency with the postmaster general backing funding. A World War II note on tea consumption closes the item.
In Pendleton Oregon seven people were injured when a plane entering a storm for landing collided with a wind gust. Pilot Pred Vincent suffered a fractured leg and his companion Gene cent, a Pendleton cousin, was badly injured and hospitalized at St. An. The CAA noted the aircraft fell about 40 feet and the wings collapsed after the gust.
Moscow radio declares Russia has protested to the United States and Netherlands over what it calls unbridled propaganda for a new war. A note from the Soviet embassy in Washington accuses Washington of violating a UN resolution condemning warmongering.
William Marshall an ore digger narrowly escaped a deadly landslide near Warm Springs creek on Wednesday. A 500 pound rock trapped him in the tractor cab while fellow workers labored for half an hour to free him. He emerged with minor cuts and bruises as 10 tons of rock and dirt buried the machine.
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