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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1944
Page
1
Legal notices required to be published weekly will appear in the Thursday issue under Section 58 107 IC A 1932 as amended. The text includes a religious citation from Jeremiah 7 23.
Portland voters already approved postwar public works to employ returning veterans. The issue asks if WWII veterans must join labor unions and pay dues to obtain postwar employment on publicly funded projects. Veterans may resent financial restrictions at home that divert tax money to unions instead of the promised improvements.
Eric Johnston president of the United States chamber of commerce urged defending American private enterprise and warned against government overreach. He contrasted private minded Americans with state minded rivals and proposed three practical bridges of cooperation with the Soviet Union.
Colonel J. Monroe Johnson warns against travel for trade shows as war needs grow. Pacific Coast ODT estimates 48,900 attendees at 142 conventions in four cities in 1944. Officials say such planning disrupts transportation, yet promoters persist while public bears the burden.
This piece argues mothers should keep babies home for first years, avoid crowds and movies, and seek help from relatives or nursery care. It urges a calm home, warns against noise and illness, and promotes safety and love as the foundation of early development. It also promotes a pamphlet on pronouncing phobia words.
San Francisco columnist recalls anti Japanese sentiment and shares a controversial cartoon about Japanese strategy in India. The piece moves to California politics highlighting Helen Gahagan Douglas as a Democratic candidate with White House ties and a left of center stance.
The dispatch covers WAVES duty at Farragut replacing sailors, a Rockland air crewman Vernon MacNiel listed as missing in action and now a POW in Romania, Idaho State University reports 1 070 alumni in uniform with 37 women, beet thinning progress in Magic Valley, and federal old age and survivors insurance payouts in Idaho. It also notes Ben Johnson conceding to Bottolfsen, general reactions to the political scene, and officers elected to the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic across Idaho with delegates named to the national convention.
Column notes sixth annual effort to fix mispronunciation PROgram with pronunciation correction. Three converts cited: Corona Remington, a retired forger, and a Beacon Street widow. Dr Etaoin Shrdlu estimates three converts every six years and predicts long times to reach the rest.
Chatterer the Red Squirrel shows anger through tail jerks after Sammy Jay takes his beechnuts from Blacky the Crow’s old nest. The tale underscores his temper as a signal of upset beyond mere nut loss.
Chatterer tells neighbors about Sammy Jay stealing a storehouse roof and his own misdeeds. Mrs. Grouse rebukes him, Bobby Coon warns him to be honest, and Lightfoot the Deer taunts him into silence. Unc Billy Possum implies guilt and mocks Brer Chatterer, who ends the tale sulking.
Pocatello Tribune notes birthdays for Marjorie Moon of 630 North Garfield and B Frank Hough of 137 South Johnson, with greetings to Mrs Jayson Holladay of 6833 South Fourth on Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. K A Kristenson of Stockholm Sweden will visit Po catello this week after a Paris dur trip. Rev Kristenson will speak at a Christ's Ambassadors rally for youth at 8 p m Friday in the Assembly of God church with Helen Melander as guest soloist. The Kristensons are Pentecostal missionaries whose European and African work is noted.
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