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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1932
Page
4
The article warns a married man with one child would face higher taxes across many purchases and services. It calculates direct tax jumps from 74 to about 310 dollars annually, plus added levies on cars, gas, clothing, home gear, and entertainment. It argues government expenses rise with staff growth.
The bloodless shift toward a constitutional government in Siam raises questions about the king Prajadhipok’s future role. He has set up a five prince council and a forty member legislative body while the country, in Southeast Asia near the Malay Peninsula, rapidly grows with Bangkok home to about 746 thousand people.
The new federal revenue law sets first class mail at 3 cents per ounce starting July 6, with 2 cents valid until then. Air mail will charge eight cents for the first ounce and 13 cents for each additional ounce. A commerce survey notes men patronize soda fountains twice as often as women and children and spend twice as much.
Idaho news notes report two teenage boys aged 17 and 18 arrested in Twin Falls for stealing 13 automobiles since April 5, all recovered. questions about punishment linger. Also covered are multi county farm ownership claims, the Idaho Supreme Court ruling on skidding in a duck hunting case, school tax levy votes in Idaho Falls, and tick research teams from Hamilton Montana visiting Mayfield to study wood ticks and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Thornton W Burgess narrates a Green Forest tale where Peter Rabbit and Sammy Jay debate secrets about Big Tom Gobbler and Mrs Gobbler. Sammy's gossip dangers loom as Big Tom and Mrs Gobbler fear visitors, while Peter anticipates news spreading and warns of watchful predators arriving.
A plea urges families to send healthy children to open country camps this summer. Directors, farmers, and communities should cut prices, scale staff and transport, and allow short getaways for two weeks to give children fresh air and relief from worry.
Allan Robertson starred as a dominant golfer until his death at 44 and once shot a 79 with feather balls in 1857. He opposed the gutta ball, and as a feather ball producer he claimed a prolific output of 2,456 rounds in a year.
Answers cover presidential arrest limits line of succession after the vice president, burial site for Theodore Roosevelt, the Sir Veto nickname, father of the constitution, Lincoln’s mother maiden name, La Follette’s 1924 Progressive nomination year, Democratic convention delegate threshold, Woodrow Wilson college presidency, and the nickname Old Hickory for Andrew Jackson.
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