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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1949
Page
10
In a Little Stories tale Chatterer plans to gloat over beechnuts stolen from Happy Jack Squirrel. He discovers the nest roof torn open and only one beechnut remains, forcing a rageful turn and leaving gloating unrealized.
Uncle Rays Corner recounts Nicolo Paganini, born Genoa, who dazzled Europe with his violin. From early tours in Lombardy to gambling troubles, a French patron lent him a violin and he later toured Vienna and France. He famously played pieces on two and even one string, including the military sonata No.
Puzzle item mixes Greek poet Alca Aliso Sun god notes and tones. Contains terms like Rome Venice and Odin son capitals. Vertical clues include catapult war god and fishing net. Many fragmented words and random capitalized items create a garbled crossword segment.
The International Woodworkers of America CIO group in Lewiston writes Gov C A Robins asking why the labor commissioner post remains vacant. A 20 year old position was again funded at the January legislature session. Two candidates approved by AFL and CIO await the governor's decision. names not disclosed.
Joseph J. Cala and wife Lenore file a federal suit against Elmore County Sheriff Arthur Stevens and Aetna Casualty alleging assault and abusive language at a Mountain Home hotel on April 14. They claim Stevens ordered them to leave town and used abusive language in front of others.
The text recounts Paganini's meeting in Great Britain and return to Italy where he died at 56 after further success. It mentions a Biography section for a scrapbook and an offer to obtain a free illustrated leaflet about The Story of China via Uncle Ray with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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