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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1940
Page
4
The speaker critiques calls for a third term arguing such a move could entrench an autocratic regime and echo European economic servitude. The piece warns that Roosevelt's experience is being used to justify autocracy and economic collapse.
The piece argues against a Roosevelt third term linking it to national division and fear. It cites wartime-style urgency, debt, unemployment, and subsidies as missteps of his administration, warning a fourth year could threaten self government and democracy.
Four Caldwell roses were handed to Portland Rose passengers at noon with printed city attraction cards. The Caldwell Rotary Club sponsored the event in hope of boosting awareness of Idaho’s parks, with further civic notes on Pioneer Day plans and opposition to a broad federal labor bill. Governor Bottolfsen urged Northwest Nazarene graduates to meet rising challenges with Christian values.
A Pocatello editor warns residents about fifth column suspicions following WWII era hysteria. The column urges report of real concerns to authorities and cautions against spreading unfounded accusations while reflecting on travel notes to Japan and China, including visits to Nara Kyoto and Manchukuo with observations on temples, shrines, deer park, and martial arts events.
Eddy's Pocatello and Eddy's Boise bakers held a two day gathering after a sales contest loss. Twenty five attendees toured the city and attended a Sunday dinner ending the festivities. Welcome by Press Harker and response by Joe McVey with talks by Ray Phillips and Frank Ragsdale. Bill Evans provided most entertainment.
Students Rose Allen of Onyx and Betty Sousley of Polson Mont were in Pocatello Tuesday on the way home from the University of Wyoming in Laramie Miss Allen will spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs E L Allen in Onyx Miss Sousley plans to go on to Polson Mont
John Ellis Parchman was bound over to the federal court on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor to Indians. He was arrested Thursday by the city police and taken to the federal jail at Pocatello.
War dispatch describes impending crisis as German spearheads breach Weygand defense between the Channel and the Meuse. German aims include splitting French mobile forces and pressuring Paris-Seine defenses, while Mussolini's Italy acts tentatively with limited impact on the outcome.
The widow of Senator Borah, known as Little Borah, supports President Roosevelt's stance against Italy's entry into the European war. She laments Italy's action, praises the Italian people, and notes broad war concerns voiced from Honolulu to the Midwest. She highlights widespread war talk and sympathy for the Allies, mentioning the Finnish campaign. Also: the world's largest gem is a 153 pound topaz at the Smithsonian.
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