Psalm verse inspires strength in soul through call
A biblical line from Psalm 138:3 is cited, noting God answers on the day of the call and encourages inner strength. The quotation emphasizes divine assistance strengthening the soul.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1946
Page
4
A biblical line from Psalm 138:3 is cited, noting God answers on the day of the call and encourages inner strength. The quotation emphasizes divine assistance strengthening the soul.
The article argues for a 25 percent rail freight rate increase to relieve railroads from war era cost rises. It cites 1946 revenue shortfalls, wage and materials cost hikes totaling about 1.855 billion dollars, and shrinking freight and passenger traffic. It notes tax burdens on railroads exceed dividends and urges prompt rate hikes to preserve government and rail service.
The Lea bill imposes fines and imprisonment on unions forcing broadcasters to hire more staff than needed. James C. Petrillo criticizes the measure as unconstitutional arguing it limits freedom of association and choice, insisting the bill insults workers and would violate liberty to work without compelled union dues.
The Supreme Court notion of air as personal property is echoed by a North Carolina farmer awarded damages from low flying army planes. The piece cites the Christian Science Monitor on landowners owning air space they can use and questions how high up and how low flights may interfere with enjoyment of property.
Emma Norby Kelly of 810 South 8th, Pocatello urges Bannock county to fund a new court house amid critique of current jury facilities. She argues for better surroundings and criticizes old seating and lack of air conditioning, noting jurors’ discomfort and calls for public bonds to improve civic infrastructure.
Boise school board hires 15 teachers for the upcoming school year. Among them three men. the rest are mainly Mrs and Miss. A Twin Falls prowler scare turns out to be a monkey loose in a cottonwood tree. Pranklin, Idaho’s oldest city, marks its 80th founding anniversary with a morning program, parade, and evening dance led by Governor Williams.
Black Pussy is scratched by Hooty the Owl and flees into the Green Forest. She hides under a hemlock and tries to reach Farmer Brown's kitchen from Old Man Coyote's hungry search as he tracks the scared cat. The tale ends with Farmer Brown's boy discovering Hooty's nest.
A discussion on how to treat children with physical deformities. Emphasizes sympathy without pity and allowing mildly disabled children to keep up with peers. Cautions against isolating them with severely disabled children and notes that a mind can pursue high goals despite limitations.
An article advocates keeping disabled and non disabled students together where possible. It emphasizes mental attitude, trained teachers, on site access, and inclusive practices. It cites Angelo Patri on adjusting children to social interactions and notes need for special educators in larger schools.
A five minute ceremony concluded Farragut Naval Training Center on the shores of Lake Pend Oreille as a gray mist settled over the flag. The center, once the nation s second largest naval training establishment, was formally decommissioned after extensive wartime service.
The text notes Idaho groups urging government action to set the center aside for use as an overflow university for veterans, with 25 officers remaining for closing activities.
The text notes the period when Portugal joined Spain, forming the Iberian Union from 1580 through 1640. It marks a historic political union under the Spanish crown and the separate governance of Portuguese interests during that era.
A fragmentary OCR shows scattered crossword clues and stray phrases including terms like Ancient king of Geotland and Exclamation. The legible bits suggest a puzzle sheet with scattered words and captions rather than a full cohesive article.
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