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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1934

Page

4

A Much Needed Prayer Psalm Verse Inspires Faith

A devotional line from Psalm 51 10 invites reflection on inner renewal and a clean heart. The verse calls for God to create and renew a righteous spirit within believers seeking spiritual renewal.

From Equator To Arctic Road Network Expands

The article notes a shift from county to continental road planning with a vision for an all weather highway from Laredo to Mexico City and a Seattle to Fairbanks route. It highlights progress through the PWA, CWA, FERA, and CCC and envisions links south to Central and South America.

OAD PWA CWA FERA CCC War Department Seattle Fairbanks Alaska Canada Rio Grande Laredo Texas Mexico City Central South America Equator Arctic Antarctic

Radio gagged by government control and press at risk

A Boise Statesman editorial argues the federal radio commission wields dangerous power over broadcasting and could revoke licenses for criticizing the NRA or administration figures. Walter Lippmann condemns the setup as unAmerican, noting Herbert Petty’s ties to the Democratic committee. The piece mocks subsidy schemes and calls for revival of business and new markets. It also references a Tugwell skit and Johnson’s alleged telegraph actions.

The Boise Statesman Walter Lippman New York Herald Tribune NRA Herbert L. Petty Farley New Deal Sas

Idaho Headlines Mixed With Politics And Crime In Boise Area

Senator Borah to address Idaho State Bar in McCall July 12 14 while Governor may attend. Attorney General Miller filed candidacy papers and paid the fee. Idaho auto registrations rose by 72 677 from January to June amid higher license revenue. Blackfoot police cracked down as town faced drunken disorderly fines. Critics charge the new deal shifts tax money to campaign efforts. Caldwell locals discuss a third party ticket modeled after Minnesota Farm Labor. A city dam drowning suit seeks 10 000 in Idaho Falls. Nez Perce county plans aerial wheat field mapping under AAA program to speed checks. Politicians likely disapprove of air mapping.

Boise Idaho Falls Bert H. Miller Canyon and Ada County Caldwell Idaho Minnesota Farm Labor Party Loma Cutter Edwards B. W. Clark Nez Perce AAA

Motor Laws of the States 1933 34 Bulletin Available

The Tribune Washington Bureau provides an up to date bulletin detailing state requirements on speeds licenses age limits tax reciprocity hand signals passing coasting parking truck regulations auto inspection hitch hiking and more. It includes the traffic official addresses for every state. Fill out the coupon and mail as directed to obtain the bulletin.

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Our Children THE FAMILY CAR

A family conflict over permission to use the car sparks a discussion on teen driving. The narrator notes that young drivers appear confident and capable, arguing responsibility tests whether a teen should be allowed to drive, contrasting youth and parental worry.

Peter Rabbit Helps Baby Possum Escape Reddy Fox Pursuit

Peter Rabbit and Baby Possum flee through the Green Forest as they dodge Reddy Fox and Shadow the Weasel. Peter emphasizes self restraint and sharp wits before guiding Baby Possum back toward safety, while Baby Possum worries about dangers and growing up.

Baby Possum Learns Caution In Forest With Peter Rabbit

Baby Possum follows Peter Rabbit through the Green Forest learning to move quietly to avoid Roddy Fox who hides near a young hemlock. He recalls Mammy Possum’s safe pocket as danger looms and keeps listening for signals.

Baby Possum Green Forest Mammy Possum Peter Rabbit Roddy Fox

Peter Rabbit and Baby Possum Escape Shadow the Weasel

Peter Rabbit slows Baby Possum as they cross a wet area and hide in a hollow log. Shadow the Weasel tracks their water-smeared footprints and approaches, then stops at the puddle, unable to follow.

Peter Rabbit Peter Baby Possum Shadow Weasel

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