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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
4
The piece argues rail strikers act with greater insight than liberal critics. It cites Representative Oren Harris on railroad ownership by life insurers, banks and foundations. It frames owners as ordinary investors, not brassy tycoons, and condemns union chiefs for dictatorial expropriation.
The piece notes Congress authorized keeping about 10 000 more officers than expected, leaving the army to select who stays while over 100 000 may be dropped. It outlines a theoretical officer profile including intelligence, education, stability, and regional hints, plus mentions political influence and drinking habits. It also reports a push to reorganize the Supreme Court and Congress amid a broader dissatisfaction with current structures.
A Washington statement says the movement supply and distribution of box cars is inadequate to meet demands across the United States. The note notes a wartime peak decline but a smaller slump than anticipated, suggesting continued high business levels for all industries, including railroads, amid transport constraints.
Dr Marcus Nadler of New York University notes that despite Washington efforts to aid small business men, overall developments hurt them. He cites rising production costs, especially wages, and questions any real reversal, challenging the impact of Washington actions.
Dr Minnie F Howard notes the first Bannock county commissioners meet in Pocatello to organize the county. John S Baker chairs. George W Gorton and John O Caldwell serve as associates. Clerk O J Bell begins by swearing in officers. Board sets duties and meeting place.
Idaho towns install parking meters on main streets to capture tourist spending. Some 1000 Veterans of Foreign Wars members advance to Boise for the Idaho department encampment with Gov Williams to welcome them. A Rexburg flyer narrowly misses a crash near Idaho Falls. a Deer Creek hailstorm causes 500000 dollars damage to fruit and crops. Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association elects Robertson president with Reiman Squires Jones and Lynch in key posts while naming nine directors and three new board members.
A mother learns to handle a difficult child with patience and observation. Avoid scolding or force. use calming routines, baths, and quiet time. Keep a daily health and behavior log to aid the physician. consider nursery school with full disclosure to staff.
The rector decides not to remove him after trial and will continue efforts with careful handling. He believes understanding care will lead to improvement in time.
Jesse E. Buchanan, dean of the engineering college at the University of Idaho, is appointed dean of the division of engineering at Iowa State College. He will succeed T. R. Agg, who heads the division and retires July 1. Buchanan, a native Iowan, has served on leave since 1942 with the army engineers at Ft Belvoir and in the China Burma India theater.
In a Green Forest tale Peter Rabbit learns to act instantly in danger. He sits still to avoid detection by Hooty the Owl, then must decide whether to flee when the owl’s hunting call rings out suddenly from a nearby tree. The story emphasizes quick, correct actions to survive perils.
In moonlight Peter starts to run after a warning from Hooty the Owl. The owl dives from a tall tree and grabs at him but Peter leaps toward a windfallen brush pile and narrowly evades the attack.
Ancient papyrus sheets folded into quires and sewn on bands attached to the spine with animal glue show sophisticated bookbinding in sixth century Egypt.
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