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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1945
Page
7
Berlin reporter Eddy Gilmore describes lingering Nazi propaganda and violence as young Hitler Youth set fires and snipers shoot Russian officers. He notes widespread denial of German wartime blame and calls for education to curb Nazi influence.
In Spokane a 22 year old woman identified as Barbara Carter died after sliding from a 14th floor window of the old National bank building on Tuesday. Police say she may have fallen from the 14th or 15th floor and note she had been saved the previous day by Postman F Anthony Elbert who caught her by the ankle and summoned help.
Idaho Southern journalism students led by Carolyn Cleare of Pocatello seized the Tribune for a day as a practical final exam. They handled the editorial desk and copy work while touring the courthouse, park menagerie, and local offices, reporting on fossils, weather, and city beats.
Berntson and Sutton hold leadership roles as officers and co editors of the Bengal. Jeanne Kroll Dariene Mehlhoff Barbara Atwood join the rewrite and inquiring desks. Other students from Idaho Falls Gooding Weiser and Moreland visit sites and meet officials as part of campus news coverage.
Idaho wildlife of prehistoric times is preserved at I eight University in the geology department. Miss Marie Hopkins reports the university holds a fossil horse Plesippus shoshonensis. The small hoofed animal with a large head links modern and fossil horses. The specimen comes from famous deposits excavated by the university.
The collection includes long horned bison remains found during air base site work presented by Glen Langley. A ten foot horned bison head was donated by W B Whitlow to a high school geology department. A giant ground sloth skull and thigh bone were found near the reserve beach nine miles west of the airport. Also in the collection are a native Idaho elephant head near Sterling weighing about 60 pounds and some camel teeth.
A Pocatello study by ISU students reports 96 percent of surveyed students who plan marriage in five years want a boy as their first child and 75 percent prefer urban living. The survey also notes 85 percent plan marriage within five years and 23 percent favor small towns.
The study found cases spread unevenly across the city with gaps of two to three weeks between reports in the same block or vicinity. It also noted a disproportionately high number of cases in the Pocatello housing project relative to its population.
Fred D. Hilliard, exalted ruler of Pocatello lodge 674, will present to Mrs. Maxine Berger Scott a citation for valor issued for her husband Sergeant Arthur M. Scott, killed in action in Germany. The ceremony at Mrs. Scott’s home occurs June 14, the same day as the lodge’s Flag Day exercises at 8 PM at the Elks temple. The sergeant was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Scott of 538 West Center.
Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell of 1253 East Lewis on behalf of their son the late Lt Frank J Campbell who was killed in action His widow resides in Salt Lake City.
A column promoting grass silage from crops like alfalfa clover and grass, with notes on moisture checks, storage advantages, and references to university circulars. It urges cooling milk quickly to prevent bacterial growth, suggesting a barrel cooler or water tank, and advises nighttime grazing to boost milk yield toward annual goals.
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