The Tribune Journal Pocatello Idaho Publication Note
The Pocatello Tribune Journal releases weekday evenings and Sunday morning editions from Pocatello Idaho. It carries Associated Press dispatches and local news, with subscriptions and rates detailed. The paper cites Idaho law references and includes a moral quotation emphasizing righteousness and national virtue.
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Patton profane language sparks debate on patriotism
A Denver columnist notes General Patton's profanity at a press conference as unsettling but argues his language does not define his service. The piece contrasts Patton with Eisenhower Marshall and Cannon, urging a nuanced view of wartime leadership.
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Don Household
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Joe Cannon
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Huey Long
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Mussolini studied American gangsters to seize power
A letter writer cites Mussolini learning from U S mobsters, detailing Prohibition era bootlegging networks from New York and Chicago and speculating on a threat to Italy. The note includes a San Francisco attorney's claim and a Tacoma inquiry about Paul K. Shepherd’s mother seeking his address for family contact.
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Idaho Potatoes Lead Nation As 1944 45 Season Opens
Idaho reports 32933 carloads of potatoes exported to date this season versus 37770 last year and 39006 the year before. Four Nampa youths were fined 163.40 for damaging street lighting, plus 40.85 court costs. An 11 year old Avery boy was arrested for placing bolts on railroad tracks near Avery. State chambers executives traveled to Seattle for a western chambers meeting on light metal industry. Idaho pastoral and range outlook remains favorable after heavy rains. Former Governor Bottolfsen urged federal aid in reclamation road work and weed control while opposing overreach.
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Avery
Robert Earl Baggett
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St. Joe River
C. A. Bottolfsen
Uncle Gam
Your Child and His Problems
A feature on how pets aid child development. Pets teach children through interaction, tone, and experience, shaping understanding and compassion. Advice emphasizes gentle introduction to unfamiliar dogs and cats, parental guidance, and the value of care in fostering love and safety.
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Readers' Corner Reveals Cloth Bargain from Bolts
From Beaumont R B F writes on a cloth deal noting how yardsticks slowed work and describing the practice of measuring several yards from bolts as a practical shortcut in old weaving or tailoring contexts.
Beesley Promoted to Technical Sergeant in Italy
Hibbert N Beesley 27 of 567 Richland Ave Pocatello Idaho a radio operator gunner in the 461st bombardment group 15th AAF B 24 Liberator unit promoted to technical sergeant His group commanded by Col Craven C Rogers Wagoner Oklahoma has over a year of combat operations and flew 223 missions before cessation of hostilities He graduated from Pocatello High in 1936 and entered the army March 4 1942 after working as a farmer and sheet metal worker for Western Coal Co in Pocatello He earned his wings in Yuma Arizona and is the son of William H Beesley
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Lightfoot and Paddy Face Hunter Danger at the Pond
A long time friendship between Lightfoot the swan and Paddy the duck is shadowed by fear of a hunter. Paddy’s protective vigilance keeps Lightfoot alert as a dry stick snap signals the potential threat and the two animals brace for danger.
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Paddy
The Three Watchers Next Story Preview
A terse snap hints at danger as Paddy dives underwater toward safety, signaling that he has done his part. The scene builds toward the next story in the sequence.
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Paddy
Girl seeks revenge joins Waves after wartime internment
Patricia Muriel Chittick, a 20 year old Yakima girl interned by the Japanese in Manila for three years, enlisted in the Waves in Seattle saying she would like to see every Japanese person dead. She is the first repatriated internee to join the Waves and returned to the United States just a month ago.
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Patricia Muriel Chittick
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