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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1940
Page
4
A religious quotation from Romans 10 9 stressing confession of Jesus as Lord and belief in God’s resurrection as the path to salvation. The note presents a brief scripture citation intended for devotional use and personal faith guidance.
Corsica a Mediterranean island near Italy has endured centuries of occupation from Genoa France Britain and others. Napoleon Bonaparte was born in Ajaccio on August 15 1769. The text traces Corsican struggles from Vendetta cycles to sieges and shifts of control up to 1815 and notes high population density and economic hardship.
The article argues France’s suffering under conquest shows a failed search for “the more abundant life” and urges America to learn, build power, and elect competent leadership before facing a similar fate, noting the Atlantic as a shield and the need for urgent defense preparation.
The text questions relief policy tied to effort and suggests moral equivalence with political conduct. It contrasts Garner’s rising role with vice presidential vibes and mocks candidate optimism while noting selective support. It also argues the Nazi remains free when he accepts his chains.
Idaho Harry Benoit Jr prepares to enter Annapolis naval academy physical exam on July 1 after high school graduation. He will spend two days in Washington DC en route. Barzilla Clark hides a building permit issue while visiting a building inspector. Isabel Stokesberry and Loren Bruns wed in Kimberly on their families’ anniversaries. Nampa Scouts raise funds with a 27 foot line of dimes on Main Street and plan a dime shower by Girl Scouts.
Leo Carrillo, famed Western star, lands at a municipal airport after a Hollywood to Jackson flying trip for the Bad Man of Wyoming production. He greets locals in flashy attire, as Idaho Falls eyes the film premiere and Fremont County warns against spreading unfounded rumors about German born residents amid Nazi fear.
John H. Miller longtime Pocatello yardmaster was found dead in Chicago, with a note of a $100 telegram for burial expenses. The notice recounts his six to seven years here, his cheerful, sociable nature, and his widow with two young daughters.
Funeral services for Ida M Thomas 74 pioneer Pocatello resident were held Saturday with Rev Rollo C Speer officiating. Soloists Parvin Witte and Mrs Byron Downard sang with Mrs Agnes Sallee Smith accompanying. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery.
Max Hilton of Crane Missouri tried dynamite to drain a pond on his property. Ten sticks lowered the water but blew out the garage roof, leaving him to pick up the pieces.
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