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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1949
Page
6
In the Green Forest Lightfoot the Deer lies wounded and alone after a hunter’s gunshot. Peter Rabbit discovers him in the thicket and faces the challenge of aiding the suffering deer while the hunter may still be nearby. Hope and faith guide their fragile moment of rescue.
A tale describes a slow heart rate as a sign of health and a longer life. Peter encourages Lightfoot to seek water at Laughing Brook, urging effort despite pain. The shared drink alleviates despair, and Lightfoot regains hope as he hobbles back to safety, signaling a turning point.
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Uncle Ray explains earths shape and planetary spinning in simple terms. He notes theories about earth forming from the sun and the role of molten spreading and rotation. The piece compares earth to an orange and describes Mercury as tidally locked with constant day and night on opposite sides.
A reader writes to Uncle Ray in The Pocatello Tribune seeking membership in the 1949 Uncle Ray Scrapbook Club. The letter asks for a Membership Certificate a leaflet on making a Corner Scrapbook and a printed cover design, enclosing a stamped self addressed envelope. The message includes name street city and state.
Suzanne Grunbaum, 21, received an A M in French from the University of Wisconsin this month and was named instructor in modern languages at Idaho State College by president Dr Carl W McIntosh. A native of Cologne Germany she came to the United States in 1927 and studied at Brooklyn College where she majored in French and Spanish graduating magna cum laude in 1948. While at Brooklyn she was elected to Propylaea and received the Dean Adele Bildersee scholarship and the Mary Roebuck Mulot memorial medal in French.
Mary Donna Jones Jensen English instructor at Idaho State college will attend Brigham Young summer session to pursue a master’s degree. Her husband Jay G Jensen of Pocatello high school will study there. Andrei L Isotoff geology assistant professor plans summer lab and field work in Idaho with trips to central and southwestern regions. Mel Schubert drama instructor will study at University of Southern California this summer and travel with family along the Pacific coast. Captain Walter E Brown mathematics assistant professor combines ISC summer teaching with family automobile trips and plans to paint his home on South Sixth Avenue.
Chi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a come as you are waffle breakfast at LaRue Wrights home. Prizes went to members with the most unusual dress among attendees including Betty Eckersley Lenore Choules Gwen Bohrer Irene Poulson Virginia Hudson Shirley Strout Louise Dalton Betty Jo Bunce Cheryl Jones Mary Ellen Fish Emma Miller Allene Coffin and the hostess.
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