Falsehoods Enslave Us and Truth Sets Us Free
The quote emphasizes freedom through truth and cites John 8 32 as a guiding verse. It frames truth as the path to liberty and urges steadfast adherence to honesty.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1941
Page
4
The quote emphasizes freedom through truth and cites John 8 32 as a guiding verse. It frames truth as the path to liberty and urges steadfast adherence to honesty.
A wartime call urges restraint during Independence Day travel as safety groups report 1940 July highway tolls and losses. The piece warns against thoughtless driving and urges motorists to stay alive beyond the Fourth, stressing caution during peak automobiling.
A test campaign in Madison and Richmond collected aluminum items as a salvage effort amid rumors of a defense aluminum shortage. The Army revealed it was buying thousands of new aluminum pots and other items for training camps, exposing coordination faults in Washington and causing embarrassment for the Office of Production Management.
Mrs. Minnis S. Rasmason, state VFW auxiliary chief of staff, and Mrs. Minnie Pyle attend the Idaho state VFW auxiliary convention in Boise. Dr. James E. Kraus joins the University of Idaho Aberdeen station to lead potato research with John L. Toews. Judith Ann Brown, 7, sustains double arm fractures after a yard swing accident in Maron. Idaho Falls to take over garbage disposal with three new 14 ton trucks. Colonel Tom Hamer reports from Portland on naming the fleet tug EGIN. Howard Schaub to coach at Madison high Rexburg next fall. American Falls Mayor Ward Meadows marries Hazel Wallberger in Lethbridge prior to returning home.
Buzz of the Burg notes Richards Gumpert and Leach cutting birthday cakes in Texas with army ties. Poca tello wildflowers Gilia aggregata and Indian paintbrush described while Turkey war news outlines geography, history, and modern changes. Gem Boys' State opens with 150 boys. Pocatello sends 11. camp staff and newspaper team announced.
The U S government urges poultry producers to boost output for national defense. Secretary Wickard earmarks poultry as essential, requesting 300 million dozen extra eggs this year and stabilizing prices with a base of 22 cents per dozen in the Chicago market.
Secretary Wickard says feed plentiful and profitable to raise egg production. Local dealers urge growers to start many chicks this spring and summer, keep them on high quality growing mash, and heavily feed laying hens to maximize fall production.
In Lava Hot Springs on June 23 special reports two club gatherings. Dorothy Luce hosted the bridge group at Brandon cottage with Afton Evans winning high honors and Mildred Fife low. eight members attended due to illness. Minnie Bloom hosted the Needlecraft club at Jensena Parish home with Sadie John Alice John George Harrison J R Maughan and Dick Evans present. a luncheon followed.
More than 40 Idaho breeders will consign purebred sheep to the 20th annual ram sale in Filer on August 6. President H P Soulen of the Idaho Wool Growers Association said entries are already coming in and that listings may exceed previous years with quality expected to top prior events.
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