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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1941
Page
4
Justice Owen J. Roberts warns that the Reynolds May measure would allow the president to seize any property for national defense with no time limit, paying 75 percent and letting courts side with New Deal allies. The piece argues it would destroy local self government and push the U.S. toward a socialist dictatorship.
Idaho owned horses dominated final night as Myron M. Jacobs of Boise won two firsts and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Fisher claimed two more. Johnnie won first in pleasure horses and novice jumper with Boise riders Beverly Jean Strike and Barbara K. Burroughs. Blue Rain ridden by Mrs. G. O. Wright took five gaited class honors. Twilight Charm owned by Fisher won open five gaited event.
Emmett gains notice for cherry blossoms and beauty with three Hetherington sisters serving as festival queens. Annabelle Hetherington, youngest, ruled last week. predecessors Dorothy and Helen wed to Shaw and Sanders, respectively, reigned in earlier years. Rupert band led by George Jay to perform July 3 and 4 with eight majorettes and a city park song fest.
John R. Allen of Idaho State penitentiary submits breakfast ideas to the Boise Statesman. He urges greens and salads, well-cooked fish, and a breakfast of dry toast with tombo juice. He touts economical cooking and asserts a good meal guards home life, though notes unpalatable food sows discontent.
A column decries last night’s baseball park antics and calls for discipline. It then highlights Agnes Just Reid’s Idaho picnic piece and cites Dan Beard’s outdoors creed. The piece ends with The American Legion’s civilian defense program and Milos Warner’s guidance, noting seven pocket pamphlets for 11 775 posts.
Fire Chief A A Girard warns of serious grass and weed fires as vacant lots in Pocatello harbor high weeds and a stray flame. He notes the foothills need safeguarding and calls for caution as the worst in 15 years. Describes Sunday band concerts at Ross Park and urges action on parking and a band shell.
William A Petersen of Petersen Furniture Robert T Rhode U P engineer and Orin T Davis U P machinist cut birthday cakes Wednesday A card from Ralph Wolf West Yellowstone notes good fishing nearby with Fred Nielsen limits Trout are sentimental and not dependable He recalls Bert Brady catching a granddaddy trout that jumped the boat On Sunday June 29 Girls Scouts entertain their fathers at Camp Nodding Pines promising a fine meal
A Navy cadet stationed at Naval Air Station Jacksonville notes Idaho is little known beyond Sun Valley. He describes crossing the nation from Seattle to Jacksonville meeting many people and observing the lack of Idaho recognition among residents nationwide.
Bannock county local board announces registration places on July 1 1941 for men who have turned 21 since October 16 1941 or未 had no prior registration. Notices will post actual locations in Grace Central Lund Lago Downey Swan Lake Oxford McCammon Robin Arimo Virginia Inkom Bancroft Chesterfield Thatcher Cleveland Treasureton Lava Hot Springs Fort Hall Indian agency and Pocatello 204 Deitrich building.
FSA urges Ban nock and Power County farmers to boost production of milk eggs chickens and pork under Food for Defense. Magleby cites price supports set by Wickard and describes uses for department purchases including food aid and welfare programs. Farmers can meet targets with minimal plan changes and careful review with the FSA office.
Lava Springs June 24 Special Mrs Dorothy Luce entertained the bridge club at the Brandon cottage with eight members due to illness. Mrs Minnie Bloom hosted the Needlecraft club at Mrs Jensena Parish’s home with a small gathering including Mrs Sadie John and others.
Boise reports highway project costs lighter than first estimated after an airplane survey. A body of tungsten ore valuable to national defense was found at Stibnite. Highways Director S E Johnson heads to Pocatello for routine district inspection.
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