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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1945
Page
4
An editorial snippet reflects on Jesus of Nazareth as the most unforgettable character in history. It cites belief in his message and references John 3 16 to emphasize eternal life through faith in Christ.
Calls for a full, careful inquiry to separate fact from rumor at the Blackfoot Insane Asylum. Emphasizes the difficulty of caring for the mentally ill and warns that testimony from inmates and families requires corroboration. Notes possible understaffing and salary issues as factors for consideration.
The rumor of a Big Three meeting among Truman Churchill and Stalin centers on Berlin area Potsdam Wannsee with details murky. Officials hint the date lies within forty days and London leaks may reflect political maneuvering amid censorship and wartime strategy.
Pocatello Post No 4 of the Legion backs a city county information and service bureau for returned veterans. Mayor Moore supports the project and the idea is under review by the county board after an attorney general ruling on fund use. The piece also urges annexation of northern areas to Pocatello to unify governance and reduce long term costs.
Governor Charley Gossett and Justice Alfred Budge head a Pioneer Day gathering in Franklin with speeches. Idaho reports 995 births in April including 13 twins and one triplet set, no births in Caribou county, and a surge of new citizens arriving in the state.
The Po catello baseball club and supporters depart Friday at 10 o clock for Blackfoot to face the Salt Lake League team the next day. Manager Trapp vows a winning squad and a roster of Fate and Leans players is listed for the game.
The issue reports a power outage at the reception saloon and the Tribune boiler restored. Editor appointed to a consular post denies selling the newspaper or abandoning Idaho interests. Notices include wedding plans for R N Stockslager’s sister, Stockslager, and Miss Lottle Scott’s marriage to J J Burns of Pocatello. Printers and bartenders plan a charity ball. May include marriage licenses for Lois Albiston and Leonard Cooley. June 14 1905 Blackfoot Idaho. Harry Jones mentioned.
The CHIEF presents Tonight and Every Night with Rita Hayworth and Lee Bowman and I'll Tell the World with Lee Tracy and Brenda Joyce. Woman in the Window with Edward G. Robinson and Joan Bennett and Earl Carroll's Vanities with Dennis O'Keefe and Constance Moore run midweek. Rialto shows The Sullivans with Anne Baxter and Thomas Mitchell, Tumbling Tumbleweeds, Gene Autry, and Brenda Starr cartoon. Phantom Lady with Franchot Tone, Ella Raines and Alan Curtis, Land Beyond the Law with Dick Foran, Three Men in White with Lionel Barrymore and Canyon City with Don Red Barry.
A city resident has returned from a visit to Logan. Harry serves as circulation manager for the Salt Lake Herald at this time.
President Truman urged faster action after the rules committee deadlocked 6-6 on placing federal fair employment practices legislation on the House calendar. He had earlier asked chairman Sabath to bring the measure to a vote as quickly as possible. Southern Democrats, bypassing the fair employment issue, relied on a Senate filibuster to block House action to abolish poll taxes.
In the year 790, Emperor Charlemagne granted the Sithin Order monks the rights to procure skins and produce gloves girdles parchment and book coverings, expanding monastic commerce and material craft.
The puzzle answer lists vertical clues and fills a grid with terms for a Friday puzzle. It cites words like verbs and nouns matching numbered positions and includes references to a Greek name and an English boy's school.
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