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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1932
Page
4
Hugh A. Baker urged Idaho candidates that the state government resides in the capitol at Boise and offices are adequate for state business. He warned against courting fraternal or religious prejudices and stressed voters care about results, not personal traits. No Democrat was named during the sessions.
An unobtrusive Texan, Garner's unofficial uncle and campaign manager, runs the Chicago headquarters. He notes Roosevelt may fall on early ballots, shifting focus to Garner and Baker, and predicts Garner’s eventual victory while distributing cigars and Garner biographies. Idaho Democrats question if the moment is ripe.
The Twin Falls News notes rumors of Frederick William, ex crown prince, aiming to head a new German republic government while doubting his viability. The piece at times weighs appearances against reality, calling him the image of Frederick the Great but warning Americans not to take him seriously.
Democratic state chairman Walter urges tariff cuts despite harm to Idaho farmers dairymen miners and woolgrowers at the state convention in Weiser. He aligns with Roosevelt's stance for the masses and calls for lower tariffs to allow foreign goods to enter the United States. He argues production should meet domestic needs rather than rely on imports.
The article argues against using borrowed money for non productive public works. It compares to Germany which funded buildings and housing with debt, later unable to repay and losing access to credit, claiming this warns against Mr Garner’s new proposal.
Idaho headlines claim the city is out of debt after bond issues while a state audit seeks to recover 15000 dollars stolen by Gusman and associates. Reporter notes Mrs. Borah plans Idaho campaign stops and comments on school district sizes and windbreak tree plantings across counties.
A packet titled Ask The Tribune 1 Home canning 2 Catsups and relishes made at home 3 Home-made jams and conserves 4 Home-made jellies is offered on request. Fill the coupon and mail as directed to receive the four bulletins on CANNING PAYING and JELLY MAKING for ten cents plus return postage.
Thornton W. Burgess presents Peter Rabbit asking a delicate question about Ol Mistah Buzzard’s laziness and lack of a nest. Buzzard defends his privacy while Peter learns the danger of idle curiosity as Sammy Jay’s claims loom. Next story: Ol' Mistah Buzzard Starts a Story.
Copies of the general program for the American Legion July session were distributed to 74 posts in eight Idaho districts. The schedule lists the Days of Old Fort Hall pageant the 49er celebration and many sports events with registration and events across July 3 and 4 including parades concerts and a joint veterans meeting at the University of Idaho field. R F Hamilton leads promotion with R H Schwendiman in publicity. The program is open to all.
Readable notes outline Fort Hall Legion events from July 5 to July 6. Activities include outdoor prize fights and the Bannock hotel banquet at 6 p.m., pageant at 8:30 p.m. with songs by Gaylord Sanford and Vic Mae Powell, 40ers luncheon, rifle and golf tournaments, junior baseball, drum corps stunts, and dancing parties at the 49ers hall.
Stewart Hoover Post American Legion officials announce a contract for a large fireworks display on June 17, the second night of the upcoming rodeo in Blackfoot Idaho.
A mother overreacts to a child's sneeze, doctor clears him, and the piece warns against heightening illness through discussion. It urges minimal talk of sickness, prioritizing health and calm action over fear, with a closing call to think for health and act for health.
A set of ten common trivia prompts covering Italian cured meat age, federal inland waterway duties, soprano high notes, Jackie Cooper age, U S ambassador to Britain, area comparison Germany versus Texas, Richard Harding Davis identity, meaning of fleur, Kentucky capital, and ocean tides cause.
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