Government Warns 2 Million Civil Service Workers On Politics
The Civil Service Commission posts warnings against political activity by 2,000,000 federal and other public employees. The Hatch Act bars electioneering and campaign work while allowing private political discussion. Violations can lead to discharge. penalties include potential withholdings from federal funds to state or local agencies.
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Ashington
Washington
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Thomas Jefferson
Commission
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Clash over Civil War label at Atlanta airport mural
The Atlanta Constitution complains about a mural caption mislabeling the Civil War as such. Northern papers reportedly highlighted the story and a Dorchester resident cites Supreme Court rulings to defend the Civil War term.
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Atlanta Constitution
Dorchester
Mass
United States Supreme
Court
Abe Lincoln
Webster
Boston
New England
Africa
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
61st annual commencement at University of Oregon Medical School
The piece notes Richard Franklin will receive a medical degree and praises his character and potential. It also celebrates the Eastern Idaho State Fair’s cooperation among counties, discusses VFW petitions for a state veteran bonus, and recounts a Pocatello music club event with performances by the Polymnian Singers and soloists.
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University of Oregon Medical School
Richard
Dickie) Franklin
Dickie
Dickie Franklin
Blackfoot
Idaho
Bannock
Bingham County
Bingham
Bonnieville
VFW
Pocatello
Royden & Keith
Chicago
National Federation of Music Clubs
Pocatello Music Club
Polymnian Singers
Virgil Camp
Virgil
Marcene
Jean Howard
Julienne Hill
William 8. Hill
Keith
George V. Smith
Evelyn McLeod
Thomas Hutchings
Barbara Kelly
Margo Gates
Women's Gift to Men illustrated feature in Idaho context
The article by Mildred I. Ward in an American magazine issue develops playful uses for men’s ties, including bathing attire, hair bows, and belts. It notes her Macy's position and prior London Daily Express work and links Civil War framing to a Denver discussion of terminology and slavery.
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Jame
American Magazine
Mildred I. Ward
Farmer Brown’s Boy Learns Bravery From Bluffer the Snake
In a Green Meadows tale, Farmer Brown’s boy mourns Bluffer the snake then discovers the creature’s harmless trickery. He frees Old Mr. Toad, reflects on true bravery, and laughs at the ruse before whistling home with a new outlook. Next story: Peter Rabbit Gets in Mischief.
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Farmer Brown
Bluffer the
Adder
Bluffer
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Buzz-Tail the Rattler
Pilot
Scott
Possum
Brown
Mr. Toad
Peter Rabbit
Why We Do It by Richard A. Lake
The essay argues that exhibitionism overlaps with self expression. It contrasts conformity and individuality, noting most seek belonging without losing personality. It uses examples from fashion and army discipline to show tension between being oneself and fitting social norms.
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Richard A. Lake
Nature Boy
States Fight Post War on Potato Nematode
President Truman signed a bill authorizing the agriculture department to cooperate with states to combat the golden nematode a pest that destroys potato and tomato crops. The plan may include plant quarantines restrictions on plantings and destruction of crops in infested soils, but restrictions apply only in states that agree.
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Washington
Truman
Agriculture Department
Time is of the essence and phrases that fade
In Montgomery answers the origin of time is of the essence and explains the phrase as meaning the essential element of an undertaking but laments its cliche status. He also details by and large as a nautical term once used to indicate a ship's overall performance.
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Washington
Seven Seas
Making Friends in a New Community Advice Column
Elaine Lady suggests newcomers integrate by joining local clubs and activities. Volunteer at party headquarters charities and church work to build community ties and friendships, with YWCA and civic involvement highlighted as avenues.
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The
YWCA
Change of Scene Helps Spoiled Children Recover
A columnist argues that a spoiled child cannot be cured at home and urges a change of environment such as sending the child to camp or to relatives. The doctor advises removing parental attention at meals to break bad habits, using a self measuring chart leaflet from Dr Patri for assessment.
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Patri
P. O
Station G
New York
N. Y
Idahoan to Head Advertising Association of the West
Gilbert L. Stanton of Boise was elected president by acclamation at the Western Advertising Association convention. Vancouver was chosen as the 1949 convention city, succeeding Russell Z. Eller of Los Angeles. The group closed its meeting with a brief business session and a golf tournament.
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Gilbert L. Stanton
Boise
Vancouver
Stanton
Russell Z. Eller
Los Angeles
West Gets Furniture From Arsenal Villa
Four semi truck loads of federal housing surplus furniture from Arsenal Villa Roy are shipped to L. R. Durkee Federal Works Agency Swan Island Portland. Housing manager A. Archie Tardiff reports four more truckloads are being prepared for the flood area.
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Roy
Arsenal Villa
L. R. Durkee
Federal Works Agency
Swan Island
Portland
A. Archie Tardiff
Crossword Puzzle Clues Overview
A garbled scanned crossword list presents scattered clues and partial words for horizontal entries. The text mixes numbers and letters, showing many errors and missing segments, indicating an OCR artifact from a newspaper puzzle page.
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Pocatello Tribune
Associated Press
Washington Bureau
Connecticut Avenue
Washington, DC
United States
Ing
Frank Colby
Third Dimension
Elaine Lady
H. J
By Angelo Path
Admen
Sacramento
Advertising Association of the West
West
Florida
Marehy Land
Stagarre
Finland
Weat Indies
Taverne
Yeaterday
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