Sammy Jay Warns Forest Friends About Farmer Browns Boy
Sammy Jay flies from the Dear Old Patch to warn Whitefoot the Wood Mouse and friends about Farmer Browns Boy digging along the Old Orchard wall. The crowd of woodland birds and animals watch silently as he whistles with happiness and ponders the mysterious purpose behind the holes.
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Farmer Brow
Sammy Jay
Farmer Brown
Robin
Sammy
Danny
Nanny
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Whitefoot
Reddy Fox
Mrs. Reddy
Keimeg
Scrapper
Kingbird
Chippy
Sparrow
Jenny Wren
Tommy Tit
Chickadee
Drummer
Woodpecker
Goldie
Oriole
Striped Chipmunk
Welcome Robin
Idaho News Roundup Mixed June Tax Figures and Local Happenings
June kilowatt tax receipts totaled 31391 while May reached 31181. Lewiston city election results show Bau man mayor with 1268 votes and council races won by Lee Kinman and Sorey. terms begin July 6. A wind storm near Burley damaged a six room house, Wallace Day and family escaped unharmed. Warden Gess plans a new gallows for Van Vlack, guarded by a board enclosure. Sage hens near extinction warned by NYA and state officials. August to September season proposed. Weiser NYA school closed term with 71 certificates. 227 underprivileged girls benefited during year. Bird disease at Lapwa and Jerome farms noted. mismanagement blamed for poor bird condition and disease risk.
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Lewiston
Eugene J. Bauman
C. A Lee
C. R. Kinman
Grover C. Sorey
Alibis and Lobbying Shape Roosevelt Alibis and Rail Pension Debate
A critique of alibis for Roosevelt and allies over New Deal policy, with examples claiming deception by subordinates and advisers. Also reports Senate passage of the railroad retirement bill creating a pension system for 1.2 million workers with up to 120 dollars monthly at 65, plus a skeptical note on the League of Nations and Congress.
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Frank H. Kent
Hopkins
WPA
Farley
Ohio
Roosevelt
Johnson
Mr. Roosevelt
New “Brain Trust
Corcoran-Cohen
Houris
General Johnson
Senate
White House
Europe proves dictators’ fashion cannot hide the stuffing
A satirical line notes that regardless of shirt color chosen by a dictator, the essence remains exposed as the underlying power structure and propaganda fail to disguise the truth. The remark underscores how appearances do not mask coercive governance in Europe.
Is Petting a Crisis in Our Children
A discussion of teen dating expectations and parental cautions about petting. The piece notes peer pressure and fears over social norms shaping youth behavior, with questions on how girls should respond to restrictions while seeking social chances.
National Anthems Bulletin Offered By Washington Service Bureau
Readers can obtain a bulletin titled National Anthems of the World from the Washington Service Bureau. The Pocatello Tribune advertises sending four cents for postage and handling to receive the copy, with a coupon for name and address fields.
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Germany
Italy
Japan
Soviet Russia
Belgium
Washington
Dept
Washington Service Bureau
the Pocatello Tribune
Thirteenth St
Washington, D. C
Bulletin
Mature Love and Self Control Urges Restraint
The piece argues that lasting family happiness rests on mature restraint not youth’s impulses. It warns that petting, smoking, and swearing create regrets and bind the self, contrasting fleeting desires with enduring faith and understanding in marriage. It urges choosing healthier paths to avoid lifelong wounds.
Bedtime Troubles leaflet for parents by Angelo Patri
Angelo Patri offers a leaflet titled Bedtime Troubles guiding parents on overcoming irritability in children. Reader should send a request to Patri at the paper’s child psychology department with a self addressed stamped envelope.
Public affairs run by 175000 U S agencies in 1936
National Resources committee reports that in 1936 public affairs in the United States were administered by 175000 separate federal state and local agencies across government levels.
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National Resources Committee
United States
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T. B. Murray
United States Biological Survey
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National Youth Administration
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