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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
4
The article outlines circulation details and subscription rates for the Pocatello Tribune including weekly carrier and mail pricing within Idaho and the US. It notes publication of legally required notices in the Thursday issue and includes a Biblical quote about spiritual growth and eternity.
The Tribune opposes compulsory peacetime universal military training for 18 to 24 year olds. It argues the move would empower the military in peace, erode individual rights, and criticize the idea that training prevents war. It urges readers to contact their congressmen to oppose the measure.
A survey of prominent campus students at ISU Southern Branch voices diverse criticisms. They call for extended dormitory hours aligned with library access, stronger faculty advising, more non sectarian religious services, reduced tradition bound restrictions on women, and a balance between activity participation and study.
U S Senator Bridges accuses Americans of being hood winked at the San Francisco security conference. He notes Russians made concessions only for bargaining. Washington shifts tone with former critics no longer derided. Lord Haw Haw contemplates his fate as Nazi war criminal choices loom.
A reader comments on New Deal policies creating bureaucratic hassles from car licenses to ration coupons and liquor permits. Reverend Manfred Carter, Idaho writer and artist, plans to return to Hampden Maine after a Moscow writers conference before heading to San Francisco.
Idaho native Elmer Lyle Gardner died in his sleep after attending a Saturday night dance near Ashton. Frank G. Ensign, a Boise insurance man and Spanish-American War veteran, died at his home, leaving a wife and two sons. In Twin Falls area Mexican laborers earned from 4.96 to 12.02 a day as beets remained unthinned. County efforts against Mormon crickets continued with pilots Earle Bradford and Ace Webb active again. University of Idaho analysis notes strong farm income in 1944 despite rising costs and prospects for continued demand through reconversion, with Idaho farmers earning a record 249 million dollars from cattle marketings and 12.5 million in government payments. Sustained optimism for farmers amid war and postwar shifts.
A newspaper column argues the old routined school is ending and a new flexible system will rise. It praises preserved orders like thorough fundamentals and benevolent authority, then predicts three or more teachers per class, all-day year-round schooling, and individualized programs. It promotes Angelo Patri book recommendations via leaflet P-8.
Kinsley I. Brown of Spokane Washington was commissioned a second lieutenant after completing the officer candidate course at the Infantry School Fort Benning Georgia. He was inducted July 20 1944 and previously served with IRTC Camp Roberts California before attending the OCS. He is a Boise High School and University of Idaho graduate.
Lightfoot the Deer moves through the Green Forest following the Merry Little Breezes. He tests scents carried by the breeze to detect possible danger ahead, relying on his keen nose and the wind to guide his path.
The fox Lightfoot relies on his nose like sight to detect scents. He senses Buster Bear nearby but not present and fears a hunter with a gun. He debates directions, tests the air, and moves with the breeze to avoid danger while seeking home in the Green Forest. Next story: Lightfoot's Clever Trick.
The House voted 251 to 104 to outlaw the poll tax. Southerners denounced the action as unconstitutional intrusion on states rights, while supporters argued the measure secures ballot freedom for millions of southerners.
A study of word usage in wartime prose explains quagmire as mire that quakes, rubble as broken stones not ashes, momentarily meaning brief, and enormity signaling great wickedness rather than heroic scale. It suggests precise terms like immensity or magnitude.
Puzzle entries list clues with partial words and numeric codes. Erect person for 31 A, a kind of fish for 32 A, 133 To ac crete M4, Siamese coin, 35 Falsehood, 37 Swung at ball, $8 Part of hand, 39 Sign of the Zodiac, 4 External, 41 Tithe of reaped, 4 Musical note. Answer to Yesterday's Puzzliet.
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