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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1949
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune outlines publication policy and legal notice requirements. It details editor and publisher, press affiliations, mailing status, and subscription rates for Idaho and other U.S. locations, plus weekly publication of legally required notices.
The piece urges widespread Flag Day celebration tomorrow shining Old Glory from buildings and homes. It connects June 6 Normandy to enduring American ideals of liberty and equality, calling on citizens to honor the flag as a universal symbol of freedom and divine guidance.
A Glen Cove seven room mansion once hosting diplomats and Morgan family greatness is now offered for sale in tax arrears for about 10000 dollars. The NY Times ad highlights how wealth and power shifted, marking a fading era of American gilded opulence and mogul culture.
Community gossip covers a Kraft film on Welsh rarebit, a birthday cake with 17 candles, and remarks on Welsh rabbit pronunciation. Mentions LDS Pioneer Day in Pocatello, MIA chorus, and requests for parade floats. Rainey park softball, city neglect of field maintenance, and YMCA efforts cited alongside local comings and goings. Anice Posey seeks an organ for her daughter, Jerome, Idaho.
Idaho residents are urged to report preferred sites for five miles of new hard surfaced roads funding by the county and slated for summer work. Aberdeen farmers will vote on road locations while Mackinaw trout thrive in Bear Lake with eight and six pound catches. Fisheries officials note the Mackinaws were planted five years ago and are nearly four years old based on scale analysis.
The author laments older establishments that are no longer viable and left boarded up as ghost houses. Taxes force their sale at sheriff’s auctions for salvage values, reflecting economic decline and neglect.
Senate debate over repeal of Taft Hartley Law shows labor leaders doubt President Truman is sincere about keeping the 1948 campaign pledge. Analysts warn the issue could hurt Truman and the Democrats in 1950 and 1952 while labor begins another round of political education and candidate pressure.
Wise parents arrange worthwhile summer opportunities as term ends. Summer camps provide supervised, values based experiences in nature with trained leaders. Camp life teaches cooking, sleeping outdoors, and teamwork through swimming, rowing, and sailing, enriching children’s lives beyond city values.
An unsigned note from a group of chiropractors in Hollywood compliments Paulette Goddard and humorously suggests her famously stylish back draws attention. The letter format parodies polite celebrity outreach with light, witty banter.
A reader guide explains proper pronunciations for several words heard on radio and TV. It covers silhouette thyme Skaneateles risible portentous repugnant marasca marraskeeNo and explains the correct forms and stresses for each item.
The Senate inquiry led by Hickenlooper into Atomic Energy Commission chief Lilienthal draws mixed reaction. Lawrence and Alsop fault the aims and fear of political persecution. Stokes foresees a police state atmosphere as Americans distrust each other.
A Utah Sunday classified ad promises freedom justice and opportunity on a tropical island but hidden restrictions target honest persons only and exclude many applicants. The piece warns the scheme would crowd the island and spoil the dream, reflecting skepticism about alluring utopian offers.
Former Pocatellan Werner Erickson, long associated with American Falls music and school leadership, resigns to take a position in the district office of the Insurance Exchange in Pocatello. He served 39 months in the army band, with 32 months in Persia, and helped build American Falls bands to regional acclaim. The Ericksons, with daughter Linda, plan to study at the University of Idaho before returning to Pocatello in August.
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