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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1937
Page
4
A city plan outlines future growth for Pocatello including widening Halliday Street plus development of gravity and supplementary well water systems. It also covers parking and beautification along Portneuf River banks within city limits.
An excerpt from Revelation 3 15 16 admonishes believers to be either hot or cold not lukewarm, warning that lukewarm faith will be spit out. The text emphasizes decisive spiritual integrity and contrasts indifference with fervent devotion.
The Idaho Game Department report on disease is questioned as politically timed. Dr. Thomas Elliot claims tuberculosis and parasites threaten game farms at Jerome and Lapwai, while critics allege the timing shields removal of a manager in favor of a political ally. The accusation echoes past public health ploys.
A Portland Oregonian piece notes Soviet airmen arrived under strict orders not to speak until the ambassador arrived. It cites the dangers of fame under dictatorships, compares to Balbo’s fate, and recalls a Russian purge. It also mentions jokes about bathtubs in France and a New Jersey aspirin ban debate.
Angela Hopper, former Bolae city clerk, seeks pardon after serving years of a four to five year sentence for embezzling about $100000. Dr. James Hawkins approved to head Idaho public health service, ensuring federal control and a grant. Ira J. Taylor says maintenance supervisors in five highway districts are fired to save about $2000 monthly as resident engineers assume duties. A Lewiston Tribune opinion supports capital punishment in the Van Vinck case, urging the law to take its course.
Farmer Brown's Boy talks to his unseen listeners about planting sweet cherry and Russian mulberry trees in the Old Orchard to provide food and hiding places for the birds. He explains the plan benefits birds and crops, then prepares to set out trees while the birds react with chatter and humor.
CCC workers combed forests near Bonners Ferry Idaho for Milo Hanson a Ta coma blister rust control camp worker who disappeared Saturday Forest Ranger J L Rutledge directed the search.
Rush J. White longtime mining engineer and former Shoshone county legislator died after a long illness in Wallace Idaho. He was 60 and served as director of the Northwest Mining Association.
An exhortation to parents and teachers on speaking kindly to children to build confidence and drive. Praises and reassuring touch boost a child’s sense of power, reduce fear, and encourage success. Positive, supportive attitudes from authority figures shape a child’s thinking, behavior, and future outcomes.
A June 29 birthday person may avoid a sweet tooth trap to keep a youthful figure and shows enthusiasm, practical skill, and quick foresight. Career paths include shopper, entertainer, musician, dancer, or broker with strong money prospects and a stable future through prudent planning. A child of this date may be mechanically or artistically minded and needs encouragement.
A columnist urges praise and encouragement for children to boost self confidence. Parents should tell youths they are right, lift spirits, and break reserve to walk forward together. Mr Patri offers booklet No 301 on obedience for parents via The Bell Library, New York.
Historical figures born June 29 include John Q. A. Ward the sculptor John Bach McMaster the historian Celia Thaxter the author St. George Tucker the jurist and poet Charles A. Shepard the mineralogist and Francis H. Snow the entomologist.
Hollywood actor Beery proposes an emergency landing field on his 150 acre Wallace ranch 7 miles north of town in Idaho’s rugged region. Forest Supervisor H M Shank announced the plan after a letter from Beery was delivered following a plane crash in Utah last December. Beery bought the ranch, once the old Jess Root place, a year ago and seeks forest service cooperation to aid forest fire defense.
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