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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1945
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune outlines subscription rates and publication terms for notices required by law. It notes weekly publication in the Thursday issue under Idaho statute and references a Bible verse quote in the issue.
Opinion notes Nobel laureate Dr. Frederick Bergius proposes turning waste wood into a concentrated protein to feed Germany, arguing hunger blocks peace. The piece warns Bergius helped sustain wartime Nazi efforts by converting coal to gasoline and questions whether a sawdust diet could shape a peaceful future or rekindle conflict.
The court ruling restores Esquire magazine’s second class mailing privilege after Postmaster General Walker suspended it in 1943. The issue is public official discretion to abridge press freedom, not Esquire’s content. Eisenhower lauded by the United Nations, Bridges questions naturalization delay, and Chiang Kai-shek’s forces clash with Chinese communists as Tokyo pulls back forces in the south.
A terse news note reports Americans are taller on average than any historical large group, noting rising height trends while poking at war mood and economic strain as the OPA stirs prices and supply.
A sermon on youth delinquency and character training argues for holistic reform. It calls for better parenting, educated teachers, and enlightened clergy to foster spiritual health and kinship with God as essential to preventing social ills. The piece stresses individual analysis and well trained institutions.
Local leaders Mrs. J. G. Edwards and Dale C. Strong say a suitable building is essential to continue cannery operations in Pocatello. A proposed site on South Second Street adjoining the Salvation Army is county owned, with city and county officials discussing a possible land swap to fund construction.
Southeastern Idaho farmers will receive 45 cents per cwt for milk and 13 cents per lb for butterfat, while Idaho advances in war bond purchases. The state plans 934 new teachers for 1945-46, has 309 qualified, and 99 graduates from state normals. WPB officials travel to Washington to discuss reconversion, textiles, and small business. Protective fish-ladder plans emerge as reclamation projects proceed. University of Idaho research council plans statewide meetings to coordinate a $100,000 1945 appropriation for agricultural forestry and engineering studies.
Lightfoot emerges from cover to drink at Paddy the Beaver’s pond. Sammy Jay’s warning voice tracks the hunter’s location as he drives the threat away. Paddy praises Sammy’s bravery while Lightfoot thanks his new friend and warns of more hunters in the Green Forest.
City council votes to waive license fee for Bud Anderson circus with two performances set for Thursday July 28 in town.
James C. Bangs announced that the American Legion will take full charge of ticket sales and records under the Pocatello Voiture of the Forty & Eight. Legion will receive a share of receipts to fund worthwhile public enterprises.
A dense jumble of crossword prompts lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers and fragmented phrases. The readable hints include cooking, vehicles, anatomy, plants, and miscellaneous terms across multiple lines.
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