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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1949
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists publication rights through Associated Press, postal filing, and subscription rates by carrier and mail. It notes weekly notices published in Thursdays paper under Idaho law and cites biblical verse about authority.
Editorial condemns excluding Communist teachers as a flaw in academic liberty. It cites a 54 page Eisenhower Conant report urging disqualification, while noting John Gates testimony showing Communist aims. The piece urges objective study of Communism without classroom propaganda.
City calls for sidewalks along South Second to Ross Park as families use the pool this summer. Pacific Fruit Express approves a 1.4 million dollar car repair and cleaning plant in the UP yards west storage area, expected to triple car handling to 350 daily.
Opinion piece arguing against panicked anti-Communist fear. Washington concerns are weighed against the nation’s traditions of freedom and resilience. Advocates youth work, civic duty, and faith in American institutions over hysteria. The author cites Alger Hiss and Judy Coplon cases and calls for constructive political engagement.
A civic essay argues children need meaningful work to develop strength and intelligence. Rural youth thrive through Four-H clubs while city youth lack such avenues. schools and churches must lead to provide worthwhile activities, improve infrastructure, housing, and school facilities.
In Essen and across the Ruhr a clash over dismantling coal distillation plants escalates political tension. British orders to remove 10 facilities clash with German leaders who warn the move harms European recovery, threatens 35,000 workers, and deepens coal industry instability.
The article discusses Allied German coal policy, union leadership under August Schmidt, and fears that plant scrapping and forced conformity threaten European recovery, democracy, and the Marshall Plan. It notes minority resistance, potential force, and the impact on 350000 tons daily production.
About 50 University of Idaho forestry students will attend an eight week summer camp at Payette lake near McCall Idaho. Professor Everett L Ellis will manage the camp assisted by William L Pengelly. Idaho engineering staff Charles Sargent and George R Russell will teach surveying courses at the camp. Robert F P Greene receives a one year leave of absence as director of dormitories with James W Bowlby acting director.
City notes South Second Avenue faces a triple role as speedway, truck route, and children’s footpath after Ross Park pool opening. Police promise patrols and arrests beyond city lines, sidewalks are absent, and conflicts with farmers. Officials consider prioritizing children’s right of way and discouraging truck traffic until fall.
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