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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1949
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune of Idaho lists subscription rates and publication terms for notices required by law. It notes weekly notices appear in Thursday issues under Idaho law and cites Christian teaching about rebirth and spiritual renewal from John 3 3.
A Washington trip yields warnings of Britain's economic straits under Socialism and potential currency devaluation. Business leaders foresee a severe but not catastrophic readjustment, with wage restraint, cost cutting, and quality focus to sustain production and employment.
National War College remarks by Louis A. Johnson praise long range military readiness amid perceived Russian hostility. The exchange hints at disagreements with President Truman over Soviet threats and red herrings. A separate LA incident taints the report with a punchline about a traffic cop and an accident policy.
The president of the American Hobby Association cites Americans spending 60 million yearly on hobbies. The piece notes a faded old hobby and adds that Johnnie Roosevelt remains the only Roosevelt child never divorced, though he is still very young.
Letter from Sister M Alma Dolores thanks participants at the Utah Idaho Hospital meeting in Pocatello praising the program and its reception. Jo Ann Sebesta recalls Northwest vacation adventures, Grand Coulee dam sights, and a highway project bid of 112760 by L T Johnson Construction for Wayan Junction-Gray road work. The writer discusses highway development plans bypassing Pocatello and urges focus on US 30 and US 91 tourist routes contacting eastern Idaho communities.
A nostalgic verse celebrates a sweet neighbor and her husband the doctor. The speaker cherishes daily chats at the back yard and morning worship across the way. It emphasizes friendship, shared sorrows and joys, and mutual devotion beyond any single ism.
Idaho visit by James H. Doolittle and wife Josephine includes a Boise stopover hosted by J. Westcott. The pair plan Payette Lakes outings while locals note railroad family ties and interim roles of Mrs. R. L. Bothwell and her husband in locomotive circles.
The article assesses the 1949 Paris talks with Andrei Vishinsky, noting unclear Soviet concessions on Berlin and the Austrian Treaty may be time-gaining. It discusses Acheson and Vishinsky, the cautious hope for peace, and the persistent cold war, urging study of Russia beyond doctrine and a Red Scare fade to advance world recovery.
A joke from The Cities Service Dealer features a housewife and a butcher. She notes 40 cents a pound across the street, the butcher counters with no stock today and later drops prices to 20 cents a pound when out.
A guide stresses early allowances to teach earning, saving, and spending with fixed days and amounts. It argues that money education prevents careless spending, hoarding, and family financial crises, and notes obtaining Dr. Patri’s leaflet P-15 for further guidance.
The piece discusses the elusive British long o sound as heard in go old home and zone and its unclear origins. It cites Oxford accent influence and a former RAF flyer’s mispronunciations with Old Golds and Chesterfields. It also notes dialectal cow to caow usage and mentions stainless steel discoloration and starfish predation on oysters.
A state correction program uses young first-time offenders to build and improve recreation sites in Idaho. Crews have worked at Bogus Basin Heyburn Park and will move to Arco and Island Park to develop a park, clear brush, and create lots for summer homes. No escapes reported. pay is one dollar daily plus room and board.
In Italy the income tax system shows deep distrust and widespread evasion. Tax collectors bargain with citizens in an Oriental bazaar, firms keep multiple ledgers, and payments fall on consumption rather than production. The prime minister hopes truthfulness will curb fraud, but cultural norms champion avoiding honest reporting.
New York domestic relations Judge Montefiore Levy ruled a man was justified in leaving a wife who admitted she was not a virgin on their wedding day. The judge rejected a support action, noting that the law treats acts by either sex the same, while society it not. He stated convictions about male continence and female purity are assumed by many.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Ind spoke in New York to a presidential board seeking an extra fireman on diesel locomotives. Marold C Heiss of Cleveland represented the 110000 member union urging safety for passengers and railroad workers.
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