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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1945
Page
4
The excerpt states weekly publication rules for Pocatello Idaho newspaper and cites a biblical verse urging nations to obey moral laws and abandon war. It mentions subscription rates and legal notice publication requirements. The tone stresses moral restraint and unity against pride and power.
The Rocky Mountain News discusses Harry Bridges remaining in the United States. It notes Bridges can stay as a union official and influence the California CIO Political Action Committee while public debate about him continues. It links his stance to labor peace and questions about deportation and Communist ties.
In exile in London the Polish government laments Britain and America recognizing a Warsaw regime, calling it Communist dominated and a step toward Poland's loss of independence. It argues Western powers aid Stalin by tolerating the new order, predicting a broader communist spread in Europe.
A historical French anecdote about being the gayest and wittiest people gives way to a Tokyo broadcast claim of 552 ships sunk at Okinawa, with The New York Times noting the battle’s high naval toll. The piece contrasts Allied losses with Japanese shortages in planes, ships, and urban centers.
The article argues daily noise is a child’s right and vocal development aid. It notes babies need to howl to strengthen lungs while older children shout to grow, advising send them outdoors or create quiet playrooms. It cites Dr Patri and provides contact for a leaflet Infants Play No. P-16.
A discussion of the correct names and pronunciations for Prague, noting Praha as the Czech capital and Prague as the French form. It covers English and German variants, common mispronunciations, and references to dictionaries and conventions.
Pocatello Legion officials plan a committee to outline the bill’s features amid mixed views. They warn of militarism risks and note veterans’ strong civilian employment prospects per Columbia College President Norman Alexandroff.
The Century Club of Idaho Falls filed articles of incorporation as a non profit social club with R I Hale Zuma S Hale Rose Hardy Dick Martin and Bill Barstow as incorporators all of Idaho Falls. Ban nock county purchased 2052000 of war bonds in the Seventh War Loan drive exceeding its quota by 21000 but lagging about 25 percent on the E bond quota.
A fearing Lightfoot escapes baying hounds by diving into the Big River. The chase ends at the riverbank with the pursuing dogs unwilling to follow, setting the stage for Lightfoot’s long swim and the next story in the lineup.
Poor Lightfoot faces a perilous pursuit as many hunters with guns search his hiding spots. He is trailed by dogs and must dodge both hunters and the scent of damp ground, while unaware the hounds hunt for pleasure, not to enforce law.
Kiwanis members held a luncheon observing All Kiwanis Week. Vice President W P Havener outlined club aims and read a message from Ben Dean.
International president Neil Chase and treasurer Willard Bowen spoke on Kiwanis finances and the theme Heart beats of Kiwanis. Shirley Monroe performed songs with accompanist Mrs. William s B. Hill. Ed Flandro of Pocatello Ford was welcomed as a new member. The fisheries of the world normally yield about 762 million dollars annually in food and industrial products.
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