Obey God: Call to Follow and Righteous Paths
A biblical verse urges obedience to the Lord, promising well being for those who heed his commands. Jeremiah 7 23 emphasizes a covenant path and faithful conduct.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1944
Page
5
A biblical verse urges obedience to the Lord, promising well being for those who heed his commands. Jeremiah 7 23 emphasizes a covenant path and faithful conduct.
The Oregon question asks if World War II veterans must join labor unions and pay dues to obtain public works jobs funded by taxation. Portland voters backed postwar public improvements to aid returning servicemen, but critics argue dues could divert funds from actual projects.
Eric Johnston president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged private enterprise at a Moscow luncheon with Soviet Trade Commissioner Mikoyan. He contrasted American individual-minded economics with Soviet state-minded planning and called for bridges of cooperation, praising private enterprise and urging politicians to stop greater government meddling.
National and Pacific Coast defense officials warn that travel for conventions and trade shows worsens war transportation strain. Colonel J. Monroe Johnson cites harm to troop and supply movement and urges convention promoters to cancel plans. DDT notes about 48,900 people expected to attend 142 events in four Pacific cities in 1944.
A Kansan quips that confessing more to his wife was a mistake and that he should have kept to a single statement. The remark plays on domestic humor and marital dynamic.
Fragmentary notes compare a corn derived explosive to TNT and reference musical scores by Lehar Kalman Romberg with Balkans as a vague Ubretto.
In wartime Europe a sharp reference to the Grapes of Wrath hints at a critical year for the regime and its opponents. Observers note literary phrases echoing unrest and famine pressures across occupied territories.
A health minded guide urges keeping infants from crowds and noisy venues. It stresses home safety, parental relief, and reliance on family help during baby’s first years. It also previews a pamphlet on phobia pronunciations offered for free by mail.
National Focus reviews a San Francisco Chronicle cartoon on Japanese tactics in India and reports on Helen Gahagan Douglas, wife of Melvyn Douglas, as California’s Democratic candidate for Congress. Gahagan would be the first California woman in Congress and the first representative from outside her district.
The first WAVES consignment reached Farragut naval training station replacing male personnel. Sergeant Vernon MacNiel, 22, from Rockland, is listed as missing in action and now reported as a prisoner of war in Romania. Idaho Southern University reports 1,070 alumni in uniform with 37 women. ten killed in action and five missing. Beet thinning near Magic Valley advances. overall conditions favorable after wet weather. Idaho widows and orphans receive over $40,000 monthly under old age and survivors insurance for May. Ben Johnson concedes to Bottolfsen. Mrs. Nora Falcon elected president of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic in Twin Falls with officers named and delegates to the national convention.
Today's column reports the sixth annual effort to correct the mispronunciation PROgram. The writer notes three converts so far Corona Remingwood, a retired forger, and a Beacon Street resident. The statistician estimates three converts every six years, implying a 269 million year horizon for full change.
In this Burgess tale Chatterer the Red Squirrel vents anger with his tail. The squirrel’s dramatic jerks expose his temper after Sammy Jay steals beechnuts from Blacky the Crow’s old nest.
Chatterer the Blue Jay confronts neighbors about Sammy Jay’s theft but finds no sympathy. Mrs. Grouse, Bobby Coon, Lightfoot the Deer, and Unc Billy Possum all rebuke him or withhold judgment, leaving him mocked and alone by the beech trees.
Society editor notes celebrations for Marjorie Moon of 630 North Garfield Pocatello Frank Hough of 137 South Johnson and Mrs Jayson Holladay of 833 South Fourth with birthday wishes today
Readers are invited to tune in to James Abbe Observes on Station KSEI-10 at 1 a.m. to learn how to enter for prizes and receive two sensational new recipes for Fisher’s Biskit-Mix Double-Quick Cake and Zoom Happies.
Rev K A Kristenson and his wife from Stockholm Sweden, longtime Pentecostal missionaries, will visit Po catello this week after a perilous escape from Nazi occupied Paris. Kristenson will headline a Christ's Ambassadors rally for youth at the Assembly of God church with missionary Helen Melander as guest soloist.
A note records that they have begun the process of becoming United States citizens, having officially taken out their first citizenship papers as part of the naturalization path.
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