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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1944
Page
7
Police said Stanford G Sherman of 310 South Fifth pulled from behind a stopped army truck at Halliday and struck Don Jensen of 812 South Eighth who was traveling east. In a second crash J B Bistline of 506 South Fifth tried to pass Ralph E Frazier of 420 Park Avenue as Frazier turned left onto Carter.
Both the Jensen and the Bist line vehicles sustained damage in the incident. No injuries are reported, and authorities are investigating the cause.
Veterans of Foreign Wars names J. G. Mattmiller as state commander after four days at Idaho Falls. New officers include Wright Grangeville senior vice commander and Avery R. Kennedy Boise junior vice commander. A resolution favored an assay office in Moscow under University of Idaho direction to aid prospectors. Additional posts filled: chief of staff Merrill Gee Gooding, inspector J A McQuillan Pocatello, historian Wade Reyburn Bonners Ferry, patriotic instructor Frank Herman Wallace, Maison officer Charles Wahl Boise, legislative chair Jack Haywood Idaho Falls, membership Clyde Ball Rigby, welfare Charles Shadduck Buhl, employment Leonard Hooper Pocatello, publicity Oscar Oken Coeur d Alene, poppy Axel Rosenburg Coeur d Alene, junior activity L F Baker Idaho Falls, national defense Fielden Prior Blanchard.
A house built for adults misleads children and hurts their comfort. Create a child friendly space with scaled furniture and toys. Use low chairs, shelves, and accessible utensils to foster independence and reduce messes and spills.
The article urges parents to furnish homes with child sized chairs and dedicated play spaces. It cites Angelo Patri and promotional leaflets, stressing comfort, independence, and a child's sense of belonging, including a request for a mail copy of Infant's Play for twenty cents.
E R Bennett of the University of Idaho victory garden program reports the 1944 canned tomato supply will be 20 percent below last year. The civilian allotment drops from 18.1 million to 14.3 million cases, prompting gardeners to plant more tomatoes while conditions allow.
University of Idaho extension official Mrs. Dorothy Neal Stephens cautions that so called canning powders promise magic but cause harm. Federal action to curb interstate distribution of one canning compound is underway as part of public safety efforts.
Governor Bottolfsen filed his certificate of campaign expenses with the secretary of state, detailing 1,686.23 spent to win the Republican senatorial nomination. He said most outlay went to advertising with minor amounts for telephone and travel.
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