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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1945
Page
4
The snippet notes the Pocatello Tribune publication details in Idaho with staff references and subscription rates. It also includes a brief religious reflection about Paul and Christ from a Bible quote, illustrating a public notices context within the issue.
The UN conference excludes Francoist Spain from World Security Organization membership while the present government endures. The piece notes past Allied missteps with Franco and predicts Spain may shed the regime, while recounting failed efforts to curb Japan in Manchuria and the risk of Russian influence in Asia.
In a reader letter style piece the author questions lumber shortages and lend lease lending to England pointing to Canada as a timber source. The column also recalls claims about Hitler’s death and a crashed four engine plane with 30 000 gallons of gasoline tied to late World War II events.
The saying reflects differing views on marriage as a social construct. In a witty twist the idea that marriage ends all is contrasted with the notion that it begins all.
A quote laments the new cabinet in Italy, arguing life was simpler under totalitarian days when prominent figures in Rome respected Mussolini.
A reader from Pocatello laments bureaucratic control and war pressures while recalling boyhood outings. He praises Lt. Leland Hawkley's Rotary talk on wartime challenges, criticizes an Insane Asylum piece for Blackfoot, and urges support for investigator Mr. Rigby of Idaho Falls to expose and fix abuses at the institution. Alarmed, B. Hansen signs off.
The Boise area records 102 degrees while Gooding tops at 98 and Burley at 90 Pocatello stays cool at 90 as Governor Gossett visits Moscow to note Idaho will remain a leading agricultural state A report from a state insane asylum commission remains unpublished awaiting the governor’s public release.
The Spokane paper recalls 1905 Pocatello events including W E Borah planning a Senate run, a lively bartender versus printer ball game with Bartenders 16 Printers 11, and Fourth of July preparations with committees and dignitaries. Also noted is the birth of a fifteen and a half pound son to Mr. and Mrs. George Olive and D W Church heading to Portland for the Good Roads convention.
Montana officials report governor appointed a delegate and state officials in special session weigh action on Joseph Murphy's Elk saloon license. Rocky Mountain Bell plans new Pocatello office by August 3 with Joel L. Priest as publicity agent from Salt Lake City. June brings several baby arrivals at North Hayes and North Harrison homes.
At Theatres Sunday through Saturday audiences can see a lineup including Music for Millions with Margaret, Blonde Ransom, Salty ORourke, Swing Out Sister, Hangover Square, A Blonde From Brooklyn, Keys to the Kingdom, Sweet and Low Down, I’m From Arkansas, Border Town Gunfighter, I Love a Soldier, Cisco Kid Returns, Home in Indiana, Mr. Muggs Steps Out, Raiders of Ghost City, Lady Lets Dance, The Texas Kid, The Purple Heart, Riders of the Deadline, and a color cartoon. Firearms were introduced into Linoleum in Europe by Mongols in the 13th century.
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