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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune notes notices required by law will be published weekly in the Thursday issue as mandated by Idaho law. Washington Bureau contact listed for legal notices and subscription price of $1.25 per month.
A debate over Voice of America highlights congressional doubts and Secretary Marshall's defense. The piece discusses VOA scripts, foreign reception, and the clash of ideologies in the Cold War, contrasting capitalist rhetoric with Soviet press control and indoctrination tactics.
A letter column argues over slot machine regulation, noting revenue for Pocatello and the state, potential control by syndicates, and the public should vote on legality. It praises liquor dealers’ efforts to obey laws and welcomes new residents to Pocatello, then reports Idaho State University ties and a prediction that a wasp could help farmers by curbing alfalfa weevil populations.
Here We Have Idaho Fourteen College of Idaho at Caldwell students with Prof Harold Tucker traveling through southern Idaho and northern Nevada. They will camp at Lehman caves Mt Wheeler and visit Cedar Breaks Cedar City Zion Jacob's Lake Bryce Canyon Fish Lake Mirror Lake before returning home. The trip mixes field work taxonomy ecology and lab tasks with occasional fishing conduz.
This meditation argues that wandering is rarely romantic. Most drifters are maladaptive or psychopathic personalities, while society bears responsibility for the pressures that push them to the road. The so called noble tramp is a myth, masking social failure and loss for both individuals and society.
Murray Becker of the Associated Press won the $500 first prize in the NPPA contest for a photo of the Hindenburg disaster at Lakehurst New Jersey May 6 1937. Russell Scott of Flint Journal earned $250 for a dog beside a dead dog in a snow storm. Joe Costa captured $100 for a jail punishment photo in Baltimore.
Greek planes bombed guerrilla headquarters on Mt Grammos as land forces and artillery push west from the Albanian border toward Grevena. Five divisions are massed for the drive after five days of aerial preparation.
Frank Colby’s Saturday Miscellany answers readers on crux versus trucks, Bogota pronunciation, and the word decisive. The column notes Latin roots, stresses Bogota as bo goe TAH, and confirms teacher vs student pronunciations with practical tips and a call for C-8 leaflet.
Elaine Lady advises a mother to follow a doctor’s guidance for Bobby’s balanced diet while addressing underlying marital discord. She cautions the mother against using the child to fight with her husband, and suggests cooperative feeding, gradual exposure to disliked foods, and avoiding talk about the issue at meals to restore family harmony.
The column notes several influenza like diseases are rising in frequency yet self limited. It mentions virus X and virus Q and describes rickettsialpox as a new entity under study with fever eruption and nervous symptoms lasting two to three weeks. Nervous strain remains common and varies by stress. practical advice includes relaxation, reduced spending, home pleasures, more reading music and sleep to reduce nerve strain.
Three more nominating petitions were accepted by the county clerk on Friday, totaling 20 candidates for county precinct and state legislative offices. Elkin Chandler filed for the justice of the peace seat he currently holds as a Democrat in the primaries. Harry G. Shafer and E. B. Swallow filed for Precinct No 3 and Precinct No 2 respectively as Democrat and Republican committeemen.
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