Fate of the Wicked Prose Fragment
A fragment from a biblical quote cites sorrow for the wicked and for those who hate the righteous. The text echoes themes of judgment and desolation drawn from Psalms 34:21.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1944
Page
4
A fragment from a biblical quote cites sorrow for the wicked and for those who hate the righteous. The text echoes themes of judgment and desolation drawn from Psalms 34:21.
The piece argues that Germany must be decisively defeated to prevent future Nazi distortion. It notes WWI outcomes where armies were smashed and stresses that postwar propaganda claimed betrayal by allies. It warns that victory must be unconditional for the Wehrmacht and German military, to deter future militarism.
At a Boston conference, experts sketched dustless homes with plastic floors and onepiece kitchens, plus radio solar heating and robot laundries. They urged gradual adoption to cut costs while warning of vested interests from business and labor that might delay new technologies.
The piece notes Americans expect a Russian offensive from the east against Germany, but the Russians have not yet reached their psychological hour. Russia concentrates on Finland, aiming to reassert control over the Nordic nation as a dependency of Russia.
In Illinois a special election filled a vacancy held by a Democrat, leaving the House with 216 Democrats, 212 Republicans, and 4 minor party members. With three vacancies, Democrats hold exactly half the seats, equal to Republicans plus minor party members, signaling a continued Republican trend.
A monthly draft report to the House Military Committee shows total U S armed forces at 10 080 000 on June 1 with 185 000 inducted in May. Of those 159 000 were aged 18 to 25 and some men 30 plus are drafted each month from groups deemed not to contribute to the war effort by their local boards.
A collage of wartime book notices and reader letters describes Lost Island and Fair Stood the Wind to France while noting The American exploration of national identity. The piece includes a reader’s column suggestion and a political letter exchange about a Pocatello Tribune editorial from June 1944.
Idaho hunters contributed 6,600 deer and elk hides to the leather trade for military equipment last year. The hides accounted for nearly half of Idaho’s deer and elk killed. Thieves raided the Parma liquor store, stealing 12 cases of liquor and the chained safe with cash. Governor Rottolfsen touts penitentiary savings and employment value. Hay stocks in May were 198000 tons, with large carryovers but below 1933–42 averages. Grain carryover down 25 percent, barley and wheat crops smaller, signaling tight supplies. University extension notes tight feed for cattle next year. Fishing prospects look good as trout egg harvest hits a new high, with 32,700,000 eggs collected by June 15. Hatcheries near capacity, plantings of large fish ahead of prior years. Idaho streams well stocked.
A practical guide for parents to spot fatigue signs in children after playtime and prevent temper tantrums. It advises stopping games before fatigue, using small rewards or redirection, staying calm, and training obedience with consistency. It also promotes Dr. Patric’s booklet for more help.
Three meanings of slough with three distinct pronunciations become a lesson in language. A mudhole and a swamp are noted, with the second also used figuratively as extreme dejection. The entry cites Bunyan’s usage in Pilgrim’s Progress.
A Coyote crouches unseen in ferns as Buster Bear worries his beechnut feast. Sammy Jay lands with a nut and ponders a hiding spot, while Old Man Coyote hopes to slip away unseen for another try.
Sammy Jay spots a fat nut fall to the ferns and pursues it, only to uncover Old Man Coyote hiding nearby. A sharp scream from Sammy draws all the forest creatures, and the coyote retreats dignity intact as the crowd learns of the alert. The tale closes with the beechnut feast ending.
Empire Airlines plans daily passenger and freight service this summer from Boise to Pocatello Twin Falls Idaho Falls Burley and Gooding with a one month trial. publicity director Croson said routes will be finalized later and future service depends on travel demand and hotel turnover data reported to the CAA. airline now operates Lewiston Boise intra state and may expand to Oregon Washington Nevada and Montana.
Lord Essendon a former office boy who became a magnate in shipping and insurance died Saturday night in London at age 74.
Miss Lenadell Wiggins of Evanston Illinois, national director of the Loyal Temperance Legion, arrives in Pocatello for a two session visit. She will address grade school aged children at 3 p.m. Thursday June 29 at the Christian church and an adults session at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Baptist church. The event is official for the sixth district Idaho WCT A with invites extended to nearby towns Idaho Falls Firth Blackfoot Aberdeen American Falls.
Pfc. Fredrick E. Papp of north Pocatello has been promoted to corporal in the medical section of the ninth service command at Fort Douglas Utah. He leads the physiotherapy department at the station hospital. His younger brother A C Harold E. Papp has passed his classification test and begun pre flight training in San Antonio Texas as he prepares to become an Army Air Forces pilot.
John R. Wiley reports a survey showing few auto and truck owners bought the $5 auto use stamps. The stamp must be purchased and affixed before July 1, 1944, placed on the windshield behind the rear vision mirror. Stamps available at all post offices.
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