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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1946
Page
4
A brief moral note cites Romans 13 10 urging love and regard for others as the measure of conduct. It highlights that true goodness avoids harming neighbors and reflects on personal behavior and its social impact.
An Idaho editorial outlines concerns about a Columbia Valley Authority and three administration appointees taking control of Snake River resources. It argues Congress maintains oversight and warns against ceding powers, while contrasting past agency roles and urging informed voter skepticism before November elections.
An unsolicited piece from the Order of Railway Conductors in Cedar Rapids presents a contrasting view on the recent railroad strike dispute. It centers on Harry W. Fraser, a 61-year-old western resident and president of a major labor group, as a key figure in the narrative.
Harry Fraser of the Order of Railway Conductors discusses union raiding by Whitney and Johnston, defending ORC independence, and opposing partisan voting. He notes ORC has 40 000 members with 38 000 to 39 000 conductor jobs in the US and Canada, and criticizes the strike leaders for harming the industry.
In Bonneville county Idaho near the Wyoming line only two election judges appeared last Tuesday and no voters showed up. The card notes the scarce turnout and calls it goose egg contribution. Meanwhile 10 year old Jim Pieratt of Coeur d Alene caught a 20 pound 8 ounce Kootenai rainbow trout at Bayview Pend d Oreille lake with his father’s help. Nerys lake near Ashton will open to trout fishing June 15 with many rainbows and cutthroats bigger than ten pounds and all tributaries open from June 15 to Nov 1 except Targhee creek Staleys springs and Hatchery creek.
Angelo Patri argues for balanced education where manual work accompanies intellectual study. He warns that privileging books over crafts creates a lop sided society and that every child needs skilled hands. He urges open shops in schools and offers his leaflet Touching Things No. P-6 for a small fee.
In Omaha a debate over haberdasher origins cites hapertas and hapurtask theories. haberdasher now mostly obsolescent in the US. In Akron a feature wrongly linked grass widow to grace of divorce. etymology traces to low German graswedewe from Strohwitwe.
A quirky notice blends etymology and a children story fragment. It contrasts grass with grace from German roots, explains skittles as a British game and life of Riley phrase, and narrates Farmer Brown’s Boy deciding not to harm nesting birds while gathering eggs. The excerpt ends with a hint of a following Mr. and Mrs. Hooty tale.
Farmer Brown's Boy climbs toward Hooty the Owl's nest in a tall Green Forest tree. He finds two eggs and senses a looming owl confrontation as Mrs Hooty and two other large birds threaten his advance. He steadies with a club while listening for an attack.
Sir John Popham, once a youthful highwayman, rose to prominence and was appointed Chief Justice of England in 1592, marking a dramatic ascent in legal and political life.
An executive order by the president allows disabled veterans and certain relatives to file probational appointment applications for positions recently filled by probational hires. Applicants eligible for a 10-point federal exam preference may use this process to obtain permanent federal service employment.
Watermaster Elvin W. Henniger reports Mud Lake water level fell six inches in the first half of June due to irrigation use seepage and evaporation, eliminating the flood threat to the region.
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