Nation Observes Flag Day with Stars and Stripes History
The article traces Flag Day origins from Washington raising the first official flag in 1776 at Cambridge to Betsy Ross sewing the first Stars and Stripes in Philadelphia in 1777. It notes Congress adoption on June 14 1777 and subsequent flag designs including 15 stars and stripes in 1794 and the 1818 version Old Glory with 13 stripes and one star per state.
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United States of America
George Washington
General Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
Congress
Fort Schuyler
Rome
N. Y
Vermont
Kentucky
Key
Fort McHeary
Baltimore
Professors as Guides to Public Policy Stir National Debate
A Chicago professor notes that experts are often right yet their judgments vary. The piece condemns blind deference to scholarly advisers while praising Congress and officials for trusting learned men. It questions Roosevelt and Wilson era policy and questions presidential travel authority.
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Hutchins
Chicago University
New York City
Washington
Dr. Hutchins
Mr. Roosevelt
Plato
Burley Bulletin Fourth in National Front Page Contest 1932
Idaho details include Burley Bulletin placing fourth in a national front page contest by the National Editorial Association. Blackfoot district beet acreage prompts extensive repairs to Utah Idaho sugar factory. 19 400 acres in good shape and the season could be the longest yet. Twin Falls council rejects closing hours ordinance after attorney warns of unwarranted government interference.
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Burley Bulletin
National Editorial Association
Blackfoot
Utah-Idaho
Twin Falls
George M. Paulson
Burgess Story for the Children: Whitefoot and Buster Bear
In a sunlit pine bed near a root hole Whitefoot the wood mouse notices Buster Bear asleep with a sore paw. Whitefoot, once shy, eyes a daring plan to pull out Prickly Porky’s spear and help his unlikely friend, arousing both fear and sympathy.
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Whitefoot
Buster Bear
Whitefoot the
Wood Mouse
Buster
Porky
The Value of Failure in a Child's Growth
The author argues that success and failure shape growth. failure, though feared, fuels learning. A child benefits from overcoming setbacks, gaining self knowledge, and renewed effort, as growth is a balance of high and low performance along the journey. The piece cites school progress and teacher influence as context.
Growth and reward in a child’s daily progress
The narration describes a mother guiding a boy through ups and downs in learning. She praises successes with small rewards and consoles failures with chocolate cake to keep morale and energy high while recognizing growth is gradual and ongoing for both child and adults.
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Pocatello
Idaho
the Tribune-Journal Co., Inc
G. Nicholas Ifft
William &. Cady
Associated Press
Utah
Wyoming
Montana
The
United
the Tribune
North End
Halliday Street
Yellowstone Park
Plaze
Denmark
Holland
Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Henry Dworshak
Everett Colborn
Duncan McD. Johnston
C. Ben Ross
Pup
Boise
Lewiston Normal
George J. Neupert
Neupert
Professor Neupert
Placer Gold Mining
Pocatello Tribune
New York Ave
Washington, D. C
Bulletin Placer
U. S
ST. & NO
J. Millar Watt
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Burgess
Thornton W. Burgess
Doctor Whitefoot
SUCED
Ly A
RED Merchants
Canton Cafe
Garrett
Pocatello Lumber Co
South Second Avenue
Troy
Parisian
Phon
By Angelo Patri
Pocatello Optical Co
Dr. A. L. Chilton
336 West Center
Malad
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Newhouse Hotel
Newhouse
Newho
J. H. Waters
W. E. Sutton
Gen'l
Mgr
W. West
American Automobile Association Contest Board
Standard Oil Company of
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E. V. Rickenbacker
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
Rickenbacker
AAA
Standard Oil Company OF California
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