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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1934
Page
4
A reflective line from Philippians 2 3 urges believers to avoid strife and vainglory and to value others above themselves in humble consideration. The quote emphasizes inner virtue over display and promotes communal respect.
June 14 celebrates Flag Day commemorating the 1777 congressional authorization of the flag. The design changed with 1795 and 1818 updates, now showing 48 stars in the blue field representing admitted states.
A feature on the stratosphere explains its altitude, constant temperature layer, and the sun’s rays and cosmic rays that study aims to uncover. It notes flights in recent years and the zone’s notable cold. The second item reports the House accounts committee finding about eighty congressmen sending personal telegrams at taxpayer expense and related pay deductions.
Idaho items report Franklin Girard seeking renomination as secretary of state, Grand Army veterans at the state convention, a St Anthony mayor promoted to a new rail post, and Idaho forest expansion. Also covered are a Burley post office site cost, Ashton embezzlement case, Oakley garden thefts, lettuce harvest gains, T Bailey Lee running for judge, and spinal meningitis cases at Clearwater CCC camp with improving outlooks.
Washington bulletin packet from the Tribune Our Washington Bureau lists full information and directions for canning and preserving produce. Dept. SP-1, W. Bureau, THE POCATELLO 1322 New York Ave., Washington, D. C.
Ol Mistah Buzzard and Digger the Badger quarrel over Mr Gopher. Old Mother West Wind explains the two Gophers are not related. one wears a shell coat and lives south, the other digs ground with hair coat. They reconcile as stories hint at The Hunt for Billy Possum's Lost Baby.
The piece urges gradual separation training for babies, noting their dread of being left alone and advising parents to return home with a positive, soothing routine. It emphasizes consistent absence, small rewards, and not leaving a crying child to coax a sense of security and faith in return. It also recounts a fire department trio of calls later in the day with unclear grass-fire origin.
Ruta Merle and Ralph Jones, twins of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Jones, will perform a piano recital at 8 15 this evening in the Recital hall. The program includes solo and ensemble works by Mozart Chopin Schumann Scharwenka Wagner Liszt Burgmüller Rimsky Korsakov Moszkowski Rachmaninoff and others with both pianists sharing the two piano pieces.
Associated Press sends a loyal team to cover the Carnera Baer heavyweight title match at Madison Square Garden in Long Island City scheduled for 15 rounds. Edward J. Neil leads ringside blow by blow with Alan J. Gould supervising the overnight story for papers next day.
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