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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1947
Page
4
The text notes that spiritually minded unselfish people possess clear judgment and avoid wrong deeds due to kind thoughts. It cites 1 Corinthians 2 15 about the spiritual person judging all things while being judged by no man.
Thomas M. Johnson in The Reader's Digest warns that the vast Soviet spy network operates in the United States on an unprecedented scale. He cites 3,300 wartime Russian missions, ongoing access to laboratories and factories, and plans for atomic secrets, bombers, and defense data. He cites Hoover and state departments noting widespread Soviet influence and potential dangers.
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports fluid milk cream and ice cream sales fall below last year, urban buyers cut purchases due to spending on other goods. Domestic milk supplies will be ample this summer but prices stay high. The war era rise in milk use may not be matched, risking lower calcium and riboflavin intake.
White labor leaders press Taft Hartley criticisms while Congress passes the bill over the president's veto. Senator Dworshak addresses Beaver Creek road relocation near Gallatin national forest, detailing measures to protect resorts and provide safer access and traffic control.
Farmer Brown's boy pursues berries in the Old Pasture learns to accept misfortune with cheer. He misreads a cow threat then is surprised by Buster Bear stealing his berries and pail. After a scare he finds courage, eats berries, discovers his lunch eaten by Old Man Coyote, and vows to learn more.
A critic argues against advancing children a grade for administration. Fast learners need a broadened curriculum, while four and five year olds belong in kindergarten to build readiness. Skipping grades leads to incomplete development and later difficulties. promote natural growth and provide engaging reading materials at home.
Skipping a grade in school is presented as a poor approach though it acknowledges some cases may justify acceleration. The piece argues grades exist for essential development and cautions against skipping without proven readiness.
Some authorities believe the banana tree is the oldest cultivated plant. The claim rests on its long association with human agriculture and early fruit cultivation practices.
Idaho ARCO M J Porter and Spokane associates exercised their option and bought the Paymaster mine while also taking the Hub mine in the Era district. Vandalian vandalism caused property damage and a power outage occurred as Lou Hogan replaced damaged insulators used as targets risking serious injury or death to nearby telephone lines.
Howard Berry with Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey reports Ubangis in Africa no longer wear lip discs. He says the circus invited Ubangis to join the show this autumn after returning from Africa.
Bill Folsom assistant recreation director said on Monday that many Recreation program activities still accept registrations. He noted no fixed dates for most activities though contests and tournaments have set times, and he added that league play is underway in both boys and girls softball with openings for additional teams.
The note lists a puzzle answer with hints about music and growth terms. It references a small V, a short haircut, a timber tree, a demure persona, and notions of luck. It also mentions a ring around the moon and a clumsy task, plus a water barrier and remaining meters in a coded line.
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