Hidden Faults and Clearance in Psalm Reflection
A brief reflection on Psalm 19 12 noting the plea to be cleansed from hidden faults. It contrasts anxiety over faults with desire for spiritual cleansing and moral integrity.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1946
Page
4
The Political Elite Warns Against Centralized Government
James A. Farley argues that belief in citizen incapacity spreads and that centralized authority harms governance. He cites wartime retail disruption, punitive taxes on chains, and pushes for limited government to avoid future price and production crises. He warns against elites suppressing individual rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Farley
Congress
Fatherly legacy and D-Day bonds appeal spark debate
A civic note prints Barry J. Holloway’s satire on the pater familias and forgotten fathers, while the U S Treasury urges heavier savings bond purchases to honor D-Day’s legacy and fund the nation’s future. The piece contrasts old power with modern family roles amid wartime memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry J. Holloway
Rome
Americana
Encyclopedia Americana
North Atlantic
Labrador
U. S. Treasury Department
Normandy
Auty Defined as What a Woman Has After Washing Face
A brief note asserts that beauty is the look a woman presents after cleansing the face, emphasizing a renewed, glowing appearance following washing.
Doctors Oppose Federal Health Plan in Private Practice Letter
Adrian H. Scolten M D of Santa Barbara writes in defense of private medical practice against the Wagner Murray Dingell federal health insurance proposal. He argues compulsory plans erode patient freedom and physician independence, favoring government control and universal spending with little benefit to care quality. He cites Veterans Administration as example of government medical management and warns of rating pressures and reduced patient choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Murray-Dingel
Congress
America
Wagner Murray-Dingell
CIO
Political Action Committee
Public Health Department
Free America
Veterans’ Administration
Bradley
Adrian H. Scolten
M.D
Santa Barbara
Calif
Idaho Utah Medical Association Opens Four Day Boise Session
The Idaho Utah Medical Association holds its annual four day convention in Boise, opening Monday with state doctors in conference. A crop dusting plane crash near Eden left pilot Walter Cox uninjured, while a Boise National Forest fire near Garden Valley burned over two and a half acres before crews flown from McCall controlled it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Idaho -Utah Medical Association
Boise
Eden
Walter Cox
Boise National Forest
Garden Valley
McCall
Gerden Valley
LDS Church Bans Author of No Man Knows My History
The Latter Day Saints church excommunicated author Fawn M. Brodie, writer of No Man Knows My History about Joseph Smith. The New England mission announced the action via the Deseret News with no explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LDS Church
Joseph Smith
Salt Lake City
Latter-Day Saints
Fawn M. Brodie
Church
New England
Deseret News
Excommunication of Mormon writer's wife reported in Salt Lake
New Haven author Fawn M. Brodie, wife of Yale professor Dr. Bernard M. Brodie, is said to have anticipated church excommunication since her Joseph Smith life study was conceived. Mrs. Brodie, born in Salt Lake City, had not practiced Mormonism for years and is in New Haven hospital awaiting a second child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven, Conn
Fawn M. Brodie
Salt Lake City
Bernard M. Brodie
Yale University
Farmer Brown's Boy Seeks Maple Sugar Adventure
A child loves the Green Forest and its little inhabitants as spring nears. He awaits Sister Sound Wind and the maple sap run in the sugar house, eager for the work and fun of making maple sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Green Forest
Sweet Mistress
Brown
Hooty Loses His Home in Green Forest
Farmer Brown's Boy investigates maple trees and finds a rough nest in a tall tree. He concludes Ow l Hooty may have moved in earlier, observing bones and owl pellets in the area. He spots Mrs Hooty on a damaged nest, signaling a change in the owls residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer Brown
Hooty's
Hooty the Owl
Visit Health Unit Bannock County Health Unit Visitors
Recent visitors at the Bannock county health unit include Mrs. Margaret Pickard, a bacteriologist, and other professionals listed in the health facility record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County Health Unit
Margaret Pickard
Health officials and staff in South Central Unit named
The South Central Health Unit lists the health education consultant Miss L Maurine Peterson and sanitarian Charlies L Cotton along with H C Clare, Ger trude Lee, and Florence Whipple, detailing their roles in public health nursing and advisory health services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Central Health Unit
L. Maurine Peterson
Charlies L. Cotton
H. C. Clare
State Department
Gertrude Lee
Florence Whipple
Your Child and His Problems
A guidance piece on structuring summer schedules for children to avoid idleness. It argues for age-appropriate work and play, supervision by parents, and keeping youths occupied to foster growth, intelligence, and wholesome maturity with planned daily routines and open time for unexpected events.
Annoying Habits booklet seeks readers
The author promotes his booklet No. 303 titled Annoying Habits. Send 10 cents plus a 3-cent stamp to c o this paper P. O. Box 99 Station G New York 19 New York for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
New York 19
New York
Woman Shadduck Named Idaho Young Republicans Leader
Miss Louise Shadduck of Coeur d Alene appointed national committeewoman of Idaho Young Republican clubs by executive committee led by Dean Kloepfer of Burley. She succeeds Verita Marie Burke of Burley who moved to Washington DC. Shadduck has served as secretary of the Boise county young Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Louise Shadduck
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Young Republican Clubs
Dean Kloepfer
Burley
Shadduck
Verita Marie Burke
Washington, D.C
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