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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
12
Peter Rabbit discovers Lightfoot the Deer hurt and bleeding in a moonlit thicket. Horrified, Peter offers sympathy while Lightfoot explains a hunter with a terrible gun is nearby. Peter fears for Lightfoot’s safety and wonders what to do.
The article describes Angkor Wat as the largest temple complex with a 160 foot long panel showing the life of Hanamunt the monkey king. It notes the five towers reaching 213 feet, extensive carvings, and heavy sandstone blocks moved from distant mountains. It previews a future piece on Angkor as a living city and mentions an aviation history leaflet from Uncle Ray.
A dense crossword clue set covering across entries from in favor of to Not any. Includes hints for names objects and phrases such as Likely note of scale and God the sea with partials and cross references for standard fill and theme.
Wallace F Bennett of the National Association of Manufacturers warns that freedom of enterprise is under attack in the United States. He speaks at the American Marketing Association New York chapter awards meeting, arguing a single freedom if weakened at one point endangers the whole structure, citing Russia as an example where freedom of enterprise vanished first.
Boise readers learn that Idaho hatcheries produced 910000 chicks in May, up 44 percent from May 1948. The Agricultural Economics Bureau notes a 25 percent rise for the first five months of the year versus 1948. Also guidance advises against washing eggs before refrigeration to preserve the bloom, with a note to rinse eggs in cold water just before use.
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