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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
4
A devotional note cites scripture from I Kings 2 2 3 emphasizing faith as a source of power. It urges readers to be strong and follow the Lord's charge to prosper through obedience and steadfastness.
A 1946 summary shows the variety trade faces a maze of regulation under OPA. GMPR amendments 66, 390, nine import rules, 268 price regs with 2506 amendments, four food rules with 97 amendments, plus 39 orders and 3 general orders total 3 576 items. Letter orders add hundreds or thousands more, bringing total affecting the trade to well over 8 000 rules and directives.
The author warns that demands for health and welfare funds in union disputes will rise even if private tax parts of coal strike law are struck down. Inflation dulls social security, while calls for higher benefits could deepen public debt and inflation, potentially leading to widespread socialized medicine and heavy taxation.
A survey by the American Library Association and the National Opinion Research Center in 17 cities shows 41 percent read favorite leisure activities. 56 percent read newspapers an hour daily, 32 percent read books that long. Men favor non fiction, women fiction. age and education tilt toward factual material.
Idaho Dean Kerr of the College of Letters and Science at the University of Idaho is named acting president to succeed Harrison Dale who will leave August 1. Idaho plans final payment of 37000 dollars plus interest for the Twin Falls Jerome bridge by July 3, with a 482000 dollar cost for the former toll bridge in 1939. The state uses gasoline tax funds to service the debt.
Article reports the army sold 237 million dollars of surplus food for 138 million dollars and the House debated a 7.091 billion dollar war department appropriation bill. Senator Ball signals plans to rider a ban on foremen unionization and to attach amendments to the security supply bill. The piece also includes a narrative transition to a story about Peter Rabbit and a suspenseful winter scene.
A Green Forest scene follows Peter Rabbit as he nears Redtail the Hawk's nest. He feels an unseen menace despite nothing audible or visible, listening intently under a hemlock while Moonlight casts shifting shadows across the Gras Forest.
The passage critiques pronunciation and rhymes in a playful voice, warning broadcasters to note dialect forms such as since and rinse. It mocks the idea of wrenching actions, cites a fictional Dr Etaoin Shrdlu, and ends with a fragment about Oakland and a person named Jimmy Pid- about whom no clear fact is given.
Fragments describe drunken revels and extremes, mentioning N. G. Moore who writes as Ne Pius, with no clear event or date to anchor a full report. The passage reads as a literary or editorial aside rather than a concrete news item.
A concise essay on parenting gifted children who show early mastery in reading, music, science, literature, and art. It notes the friction between precocious youngsters and adults, arguing such children lack the depth experience to master all fields and urging parents to provide balanced opportunities and guidance.
A damaged block of text offers a request to send 6 cents in coin and a stamped self addressed envelope to obtain a copy. It references a mail address P. O. Box 99 Station G New York NY and mentions a hedge of phrases about energy and knowledge.
Chicago scene as Mrs Betty Klein walks into Hyde Park area wearing a dripping two piece bathing suit drawing attention and sparking comments from bystanders during a summer day.
A damaged OCR fragment references a police action involving individuals named Klein and a blackjack. The exact details are unclear, with missing context and other names.
Southeast Idaho contributed 17 Pocatello youths and four cox years in Montpelier during the war to the naval reserve. After six months at home, one recruit enlisted in the regular navy.
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