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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
The Tribune runs guest editorials by writers not on staff during June. Readers are invited to send in signed pieces for community discussion.
A short verse extols the value of a smile, saying it costs nothing yet benefits both giver and receiver. It notes a personal milestone, claiming the author will reach four score in two years as the flag remains up.
The Foreign Bondholders Protective Association reports large defaulted bond totals with Latin American and European issues. It notes Brazil and the Dominican Republic progress, Cuba Colombia Peru Uruguay negotiations, and warns American taxpayers may bear losses from ex‑government bonds. Owan D. Young extols inquiry as America’s vital trait and warns against intellectual stagnation.
Boise reports show more building activity in five months of 1935 than all of 1934 per Melvin Stevens. Idaho City road plans await funding per Joe Stemmer. Idaho Evening Times notes a deliverer’s quip about distances. Mrs. Casper Whitney backs Roosevelt as a great American. June 26 Trade Day planned in Blackfoot with chamber and civic groups. Idaho papers editorialize on Tacoma kidnaping suspects. A Rexburg Dodge crash leaves no injuries. dealer urged full-page reprint. Parma pea harvest poised as largest since 1927 per D W Tolmie. National talk on Idaho jobless law and employment duties continues from Twenty Years Ago column.
The Pocatello Tribune notes a Department B-105 Washington Bureau notice detailing clip coupons for readers. It outlines where to send clipped offers and how to submit for redemption in a standard national service style.
Peter Rabbit visits the Smiling Pool to pay respects to Grandfather Frog and Redwing the Blackbird. He nearly collides with Longbill the Woodcock, who brightens the meeting with a meal and a wary chatter about being startled and cautious in the Green Forest.
Boise officials began preliminary planning for the Idaho State Horticultural association annual mid-summer meeting to be held at kg during the first week in uly with W H Wicks of Boise serving as secretary.
Private correspondence discusses parental intrusion into a child's letters and the conflict between rights within a family. The piece argues that in healthy families there should be no notion of rights but mutual respect built on love, while noting that parents can err by confusing love with prejudice or fear.
A discourse on how affection shapes parent child bonds from birth, contrasting trust with warlike conflicts when rights clash. It notes letters as a shared, natural part of family life and cites Idaho bar history with Helen M. Young and Adalyne Burrus among notable licenses.
Mrs Greta Brower formerly of Pocatello mourns the death of her 2 year old son Wayne who fell 20 feet from a hotel window in Salt Lake City. He struck his head on the sidewalk and died after two hours of treatment. The child was born September 15, 1931 in Pocatello. The parents, Greta and Kenneth Brower, are divorced.
June 14 Rexburg Miss Mary Smith seeks admission as the tenth woman to the Idaho bar after completing state license examinations along with five men. The five men who took the ex aminations are not named in the readable text.
George Tingus of Davis California arrived for a visit with relatives. Mrs Tingus formerly Constance Cacavas and two children have been here for several weeks.
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