A Compassionate God From Lamentations Verses
The Lord will not cast off forever though he causes grief he will have compassion according to the multitude of his mercies. He does not afflict willingly nor grieve the children of men.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1944
Page
4
Dewey Set for Republican Nomination at Chicago Meeting
Delegates and leaders gather in Chicago ahead of the Republican convention with Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York favored for president. Bricker remains a serious contender and first ballot obstacles are possible, though Dewey’s bloc holds strong. A VP pick is not yet decided, with Warren of California mentioned as a potential choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Land
Dewey
Willkie
Warren
California
Don’t Discount the Rocket Bombson the Rocket Bombs
The piece argues that German flying bombs cause damage despite limited military impact. Allied raids on the rocket coast suggest real effects, while German desperation shows in indiscriminate attacks. The writer warns against underestimating the threat and overconfidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channel
England
The Indian on Fighting Front
A Washington report notes that after Pearl Harbor about 1800 descendants of Tecumseh Sitting Bull Chief Joseph and Geronimo have joined the armed forces. In some jurisdictions 30 to 70 percent of eligible men serve, with many on the firing lines and thousands of tribesmen in war plants at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Tecumseh
Sitting Bull
Joseph
Old Pocatello
Geronimo
Army
Marines
Navy
Air Corps
Roosevelt and De Gaulle clash over liberated France control
The piece notes General de Gaulle pushing for local officials in liberated France while President Roosevelt urges delaying civil administrations until more of France is freed. It comments that only a tiny fraction of French territory is freed and criticizes both leaders.
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DE Gaulle
France
Roosevelt
Tote
Buzz of the Burg Notes Apathy In Politics And Arts
The column reports widespread political apathy in Pocatello with little enthusiasm for Dewey and accusations of pro war talk aimed at stifling change. It notes art gallery visits in Chicago and New York, discusses city zoning needs, and mentions Austin L. Jones directing a provisional rail Y.M.C.A. in Newark after USO service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Pocatello
Mr. Dewey
New York
Washington
Chicago
Chicago Art Museum
Metropolitan
Simon Guggenheim
Guggenheim
The
Plaza
Moore
Austin L. Jones
Y.M.C.A
USO
Hawaiian Islands
New York City
Idaho Timber Bid Falls Short as State Sets Higher Price
A bidder offered 2.50 per thousand board feet for timber near Smith Ferry, but Idaho lamp board set 2.75 and the bidder secured the lot. Other notes mention prison warden Poarch seeking prosecution of escaped convicts, and various Idaho events including VFW officers elected in Idaho Falls and Twin Falls veterinary convention with W H Detweiler as speaker. Lakeview Lake Pend Oreille precincts mishap and a $685000 Idaho Power purchase of West Coast Power properties with hearings set for June 30. A Boise gunsmith case recalls a 14 year old stolen gun dispute and a dog in a custody suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith Ferry
State Lamp Board
Sam Poarch
Idaho State Prison
Pardon Board
Pocatello in 1904 Mosquito Plague and Local News
The June 20 1904 Tribune notes heavy mosquito activity and discomfort along with social scenes in Pocatello. It reports an Oregon Short Line Yellowstone excursion July 7–8 to seven days beyond Monida at 47 50, capped July 17, limited to 50. Other items include recovered smallpox cases, a bond sale by school district No 49, arrivals of Mrs Douglas Smith and two children, and Gene Leonard's summer return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Oregon Short Line
Yellowstone Park
Monida
Park
Hotel Accommoda
H. J. Palmer
Dempsey
City approves amendment on officer suspensions and salaries set
An amendment granting the mayor power to suspend officers during investigations and fill vacancies was received and accepted. The ordinance passed first reading but failed final passage. It fixes the fire chief salary at 90 dollars monthly and the driver at 75 dollars. Fire Chief Ben Joseph reported ten fire alarms and fifteen false alarms for the year, with losses of 1 080 dollars fully insured. department expenses total 6 139 17 dollars including new apparatus and upkeep costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Joseph
Hose Co
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Idaho
the Tribune-Journal CO
G. Nicholas Ifft
William Scady
Associated Press
United States
By Fred Neber
Idaho Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Idaho Falls
J. G. Mattmiller
Kellogg
J. A. McQuillan
Twin Falls
W. H. Detweiler
Lakeview
Lake Pend Oreille
Bonner County
Valley County
Idaho Power Company
West Coast Power
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Bellevue
Cambridge
Cascade
Council
Pairfield
Hailey
McCall
Midvale
Richfield
Adams
Blaine
Camas
Valley
Idaho Power
George H. Strickler
Boise
Strickler
J. M. Lampert
Supreme Court
Tribune
Douglas Smith
San Mateo
Calif
Gene Leonard
Walla Walla
Dan Swinehart
Smith
McHan
Lane
Kane
Williams
Brooks
Condon
Excelcis
Gsseeers Beauty Salon
Southeast Idaho Furniture CO
East Center
Eldredge
Blanche Jones
Blackfoot
St. Louis Fair
Ross Fork
Mr. Eldredge
Col
John W. Jones
East Center Street
Fifth Avenue
S. E. Wishard
Salt Lake City
Ment
J. W. Myers
McCammon
Philippines
Far East
William E. Asher
Oxford
Vic
H. Earl Lewis
Mary
Eros Reger Bey Te
Eri
Zenith
Pocatello Drug Co
Ford Drug CO
327 East Center
Wac
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