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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1945
Page
4
The document outlines publication details for the Pocatello Tribune including editions, staff roles, and Associated Press rights. It lists subscription rates, mailing terms, and a legal notice publication requirement under Idaho law, ending with a biblical quotation about ambassadors of Christ.
Secretary of State Edward R. Stettinius will depart the cabinet to serve as the American member of the UN Security Council and as the American delegate in the UN General Assembly. James F. Byrnes is expected to be named his successor, replacing Cordell Hull.
A national weekly defends Patton's profane style as wartime necessity, arguing war is a profane business and Patton's vigor drove Allied success. The piece notes Patton's faith in war, suggests his language mirrors battle zeal, and contrasts homefront calls for quieter generals.
DeWitt reports from Simla at 8 000 feet as Britain and Indian leaders confer on the Indian problem. He argues reconciliation may leave only one alternative and notes matriarchal tribes in the region where women influence household and marriage, urging male leaders to resolve differences.
A reader letter from a South Bend Fathers’ periodical cites De Valera on Churchill and Irish neutrality. It argues Ireland must continue its stance, seek peace, and aid healing for suffering humanity despite Britain’s wartime claims.
Idaho public pool Natatorium inactive due to labor shortages and wage issues. Idaho draft boards ordered to defer recruitment of railroad workers affecting about 400 men. Montpelier airport dedicated with war bond rally led by R W Beckwith. Governor Gossett travels to Mackinac Island. staff reduced to one secretary Maryaryce Smith until Lieut. Gov. Williams arrives.
We urge allowing children to grow at their own pace without forcing maturity. Excessive early training in arts and careers disrupts natural development. daily small growth builds a rich, useful life. A child’s inner growth appears suddenly. patience and steady, meaningful days yield real happiness.
First lady Mrs Harry Truman marked more than the president's return home as the Trumans observed their 26th wedding anniversary. The couple wed June 28 1919 in Independence after his wartime return. Their daughter Margaret kept a low profile during the festivities.
A reader questions English pronunciations, cites examples from arbiter and arbiter-like terms, and notes that dictionaries stress the first syllable. The note ends with an offer to send Frank Colby a French Menu pamphlet for meanings and pronunciations of culinary terms.
Lightfoot exhausted from the chase across the Big River staggers ashore and meets a man in the yard of his foe’s home. The deer, fearing capture, trembles as a hunter and hounds close in, leaving Lightfoot at the edge of hope.
A weary Lightfoot is guided by a soft talking man toward an open shed with a hay pile. He is led slowly and calmly into the shed where he lies down, weary but assured, as the two stories hint at an upcoming tale about the hunter’s disappointment.
Mr and Mrs C W Dunham of 533 South Tenth receive word of their relative’s arrival in the United States.
A son named William has arrived in the United States after two years of service in the south Pacific. Dunham traveled from the south Pacific to a San Francisco hospital by plane and expects to be home on furlough soon.
Fragmented crossword clues list with mixed letters and partial items includes vertical entries such as Ethiopian title Siamese coin and Geraint related hints. Entries reference themes like weapons severed exclamations triumph and Hu Himalayas region hints plus misprinted phrases and stray numbers.
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