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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1945
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists edition timing and staff roles for the Tribune Journal Co. including G Nicholas and W B Cady. It notes subscription rates and service areas, with a legal notice requirement and a Bible quote fringe insert.
A teacher’s lonely professional life is highlighted with praise over criticism to boost pupil progress. Parents should support, not undermine, teachers with understanding words. A misposted minus mark shows how clerical errors hurt a dedicated educator.
A letter notes a crime against a frail 400 block South Hayes resident who lost her window plants to a porch thief. It urges the culprit to return the plants and reflects on wartime attitudes and the sacrifice of soldiers like Jimmy Bentley now in the Marines.
The Senate Judiciary Committee approves legislation to delay trials and withhold truth about Pearl Harbor for six months after Japan is defeated. Proponents say postponement aids national security, but critics insist no suppression of facts is acceptable and that the truth should be released regardless of reputations.
The San Francisco Conference may back a broad nonmilitary settlement, but U S naval strength promises postwar peace. The Navy now totals 90 capital ships with a new build-up of dreadnoughts cruisers and aircraft carriers, making the United States a global maritime police that will bear the bill for reconstruction.
The 100th Infantry Battalion, with 1 300 members, earned over 1 000 Purple Hearts and multiple Silver Stars, Bronze Stars, Distinguished Service Crosses, Legion of Merit medals, and Presidential Citations. The unit fought on Italy fronts from Salerno, claimed the first German tank knocked out by Americans, and had no desertions in three years.
Idaho records a cold morning with frost in many regions though fruit trees escape damage. Malad dips to 29 while Pocatello Burley and Shoshone reach 32-35. Eastern Idaho sees light snow. In Idaho Falls teachers hear E J Johnson on helping war veterans enter farming. Senator Thomas notes a proposed 109 acre Boise national cemetery costing 561 986. Veterans of Foreign Wars council at Wallace elects new officers including Ed Wright and Agnes Orr.
A reader discussion suggests many Americans mispronounce words like holocaust and stationery. Experts note holokaustos means burnt whole and stationery matches stationary in pronunciation. The piece argues for standard English usage and warns against altering common word forms.
The Butte county Pomona Grange passes a resolution protesting a one cent rise in the state gasoline tax from five to six cents. It notes refunds for non-highway users were provided only for the original rate, with none for the added cent, and sharply objects to withholding this extra tax.
Lightfoot the Deer explains to Paddy the Beaver that hunting season brings daily danger. Paddy, calm and observant, notes Lightfoot’s impressive horns and nods to the odd balance of being admired and hunted. Lightfoot fears daytime danger until season ends.
Paddy asks Lightfoot to team up around the pond to alert each other to any hunters or suspicious activity. He suggests two sets of eyes ears and noses are better than one and Lightfoot agrees to join as partners.
New York Life Insurance Company filed action in Jerome County against three residents seeking to set aside payment of a life insurance claim. The suit targets who will receive the payout and questions the claim validity. The case unfolds amid insurer scrutiny of beneficiary details and policy interpretation.
U S District Judge Chase A Clark dismissed the case after a stipulation to surrender the policy and refund 411.50 in premiums. Plaintiffs include Ava Schad and her children Mary Anna Schad and Dixie Lee Schad asserting a non payable 5000 policy on Catherine V Schad who died from an ailment prior to contracting.German planes conducted weeks of flights over London before the concentrated blitz on the city in 1940.
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