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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1946
Page
4
Quoted passage notes that people have long awaited Christ's return without confirmation in fact, yet the Christ spirit remains with believers at any moment and location, citing John 14 18 about not leaving followers desolate and coming unto them.
Opinion columns from David Lawrence denounce President Truman for vetoing the Case bill amid the labor dispute. They compare his stance to a wobbling position between right and left, accusing him of inconsistency and lack of conviction that imperils midterm re election prospects and alienates independent voters. They condemn his immunity stance and claim he ignored the constitutional duty to faithfully execute laws.
A quoted member of the original flag committee explains the symbolism of the flag and its colors The stars represent new states and Lyra harmony The blue recalls the Covenanter banner signifying vigilance perseverance and justice The 13 stripes denote the united colonies and equality The red signals defiance and daring while white stands for purity
Peter Edson questions Wallace's restraint, arguing money drives politics. He cites 1944 spending by the Democratic national committee at just over two million to re elect Roosevelt, and Republican spending of 2.8 million to defeat Dewey, noting these are national committee figures.
An English prisoner of war repatriated via Odessa recalls meeting a Russian officer who spoke perfect English and corrected the Englishman’s speech. The Englishman finally concedes, joking that the Russian’s English is capitalist while his own is working class.
National Education Association past president Sutton argues schools must develop the individual. He says teachers often aim to appear smart rather than truly teaching students how to think, urging a shift in classroom priorities.
In a shifting world of power politics, governments press for stronger enforcement of UN decisions beyond public opinion. Analysts warn that without real enforcement, international norms may weaken and global governance falter.
A local note recalls Mrs Blanche H West of Portland leaving Pocatello after ten days for business and pleasure. The People's Herald in Tsingtao China notes Commander Doir C Johnson, a naval academy entrant from Pocatello, now stationed abroad. The CNC paper lists China events and China’s wartime capital return.
Community well wisher notes Judge E G Houde turning 89 on Friday in Pocatello. Known locally for generosity he often offers candy and is regarded as a fine upright figure with long years of respected service.
Henry OLeary the Democratic state legislature candidate led the ticket with the largest preliminary total among competitors. The former one term legislator is linked to Brotherhoods of Railway Clerks and labor groups and reportedly netted 277 votes across 42 of 43 precincts. He was closely followed by Senator Nellie Clineh Steenson with 3238 votes.
A merchant seaman argues the Seafarers International Union seeks a 30 percent pay rise atop last October’s 40 percent gain. He details wartime pay scales, danger bonuses, and government subsidies, contending shipowners still profit while crews face long absences and hard conditions.
Effective July 1 the Oregon Short Line will reduce passenger rates from 4c to 3c per mile, a voluntary 25 percent drop. Claudius Williams four year old son of J C Williams living at 650 South Grant was accidentally shot yesterday afternoon by a playmate, the son of Edward T Crimmons of 445 South Arthur. Red Men executive appoints July 4 committees for sports parade and refreshments.
Mr Hasket currently serves as chief clerk in the dispatcher's office of the Southern Pacific in Ogden.
June 18 1906 an explosion rocked engine 1029 pulling a freight east of Soda Springs. Engineer J L Brummel while Fireman Small tended coal. Injured were taken to Pocatello. Elsewhere poles and wires go up for Preston electric light system due August 1. Pocatello students raise over 70 dollars for Old Oregon Trail monument.
A new post of the United Spanish War Veterans is organized to serve veterans in the area. Leaders said the group will promote camaraderie, remembrance, and advocacy for those who served in the Spanish American and Philippine campaigns.
Regular business session of the Idaho Christian Endeavor Union state convention committee occurred June 20 1906 at the home of Mrs E C White on Seventh Avenue. The gathering focused on committee duties and upcoming events for the organization.
Justice of the Peace White officiated last evening as Thomas W. Wilson and Amanda W. Peterson were married. The groom works as a fireman for the Oregon Short Line.
The Pocatello fire department members presented Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scalley with a silver fruit dish as a token of high regard after their recent marriage.
Mrs J K Pierpont and her son Milton departed on this morning's train to Boise for a visit. The Hermitage resort on North Harrison Avenue, owned by Frank Wilson, plans an evening open with outdoor dancing and refreshments. Engineer Herbert A R Dattsman and Miss Louie M Laughlin of Pocatello were married Sunday in Salt Lake City.
Twenty five boys employed as weeders in the sugar beet field of H O Harkness at McCammon struck for higher pay yesterday.
The county recorder received the incorporation papers for the Troy Mining Company today. Conductor George Oram from Company Row brought a radish 11% inches long and nearly 2 inches in diameter grown in the old Kmport garden on Company Row. Miss Anna Howard leaves for Kansas City for a three month visit.
The schedule shows CHta F listings for Sunday through Saturday featuring films like Saratoga Trunk Smoky Pardon My Past How Do You Do She Wolf of London The Cat Creeps Murder Is My Business The Gay Cavalier Abilene Town Detour Out of This World The Man From Oklahoma Delightfully Dangerous The Power of the Whistler Melody Ranch Where Do We Go From Here Parkington Prairie Chickens and The Lost City of the Jungle in afternoon or evening showings with various stars and pairs.
The Mennonite colony in California selects Rev Hege as bishop marking a leadership change for the religious community. Hege leads the congregation through dialect and tradition centered in their regional settlement in the state.
Hon W E Borah of Boise campaigned at the Pocatello convention before heading to Fremont county. The body of late M E James, pioneer, will be shipped to Kaysville Utah Sunday for interment. St Joseph academy held its annual commencement with students including Mebel Wideman Mina Mullen Nellie Ragan Marietta Higson Verne Cryst Mary Lantry Delia Vaughn Mary O Brian Mary Lyons Secunda Scarry Helen Lantry Margurete O Brian Lucille Flood and others participating.
A program was held on June 25 at the LDS meeting house to honor Elders Eugene Harrison and Herbert Williams in a missionary farewell.
A satirical column by C. B. Wheeler speculates on Billy Bryan as president with Fred Dubois as advisor. The Yellowstone Special rail service from Salt Lake to Marysville via Pocatello will include baggage car smoker chair car standard sleeper and dining car. A new line extension from Marysville will add stations toward the park. Miss Alice Rusk and Charles L. Legg wed yesterday at the brides home with Probate Judge Johnson officiating.
Engineer J L Gump and Mrs Gump are in the city visiting Mr Gump's parents and sister Mrs Phoebe Wilson from Glenns Ferry.
Miss Marietta Higson entertained the Club on Saturday afternoon with eight members attending including Helen Fargo Margaret Graham Ruth Daniger Ruth Koeale Florence Beam Grace Gallett Dorothy Hull and Maryetta Higson.
Reverend Jacob Hege of California traveled through Pocatello yesterday after stopping in American Falls to select land. Hege's movements indicate ongoing land selection activity in the region.
The White Hardware Co. of Boise filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state's office on Friday, listing capital stock at 100000 dollars. Corporator Raymond L. White is named in the filing.
June 19 1906 George Kimpton while gathering cut stone at the quarry north of town captured a blue lizard regarded as one of the most venomous reptiles in the region.
A dandy farewell party was held last evening at the residence of Mrs Charles Legg and North Harrison to honor Mrs George Havalind.
Thomas H. Davis has received the necessary documents to proceed with the case. Officials note the filing completes the required paperwork and enables next steps in court proceedings.
The list includes George R. White and another White from Boise, Roy S. White of New Plymouth, and H. Lloyd Young of Boise. Court records show these individuals connected to the ongoing property matter with Boise ties and New Plymouth link noted.
NEW YORK United States advertising revenue rose 16 000 000 from 4 16000 000 in 1944 to 64 000 000 in 1845 per the American Newspaper Publishers Association Bureau of Advertising. Highest gains occurred in alcoholic beverages 4 868 000 toilet requisites 3 414 000 publications 2 916 000 hotels and resorts 3 087 000 and transportation 1 426 000 according to media records.
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