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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1941
Page
4
A rambling reflection covers Captain Oliver testing radio gear with police in Pocatello, wartime radio importance, then a botanic survey of water plants like water buttercups arrowhead and duckweed in the Portneuf River, closing with Paine’s wartime exhortations.
The American automobile sector shows leadership in adapting to defense needs by substituting strategic materials and cutting car weights. A large manufacturer reports reductions in magnesium nickel and zinc per car and shifts to secondary grade aluminum with minimal cost impact. The effort highlights innovation and voluntary patriotism in a democratic economy.
Rep William P Lambertson presented figures showing Greenbelt Maryland runs a 67000 annual deficit on 481000 expenses and 414000 rents, funded by taxpayers. A Greenbelt supervisor ordered residents to remove pets within seven days amid livestock in homes.
The saying extols a life without credit and avoiding ongoing payments for possessions no longer in hand. It warns that debt traps bind people to future costs and urges financial independence.
The speaker notes the value of international law as support for an upcoming plan and remarks that early positive reinforcement builds character when administered at a young age and at a modest level.
Idaho news covers Balderston denying resignation rumors amid Boise police leadership chatter. Sun Valley’s Neil Regan seeks a cowgirl for a Madison Square Garden rodeo trip plus New York stay. A. A. Bennett outlines Boise’s aviation growth and feeder lines with Northwest Aviation Planning Council input. New York and Broadway figures visit Boise, expressing affection for Idaho. Ward Morehouse and Joan Marlowe stay briefly, while Morehouse eyes driving across America back to Idaho.
E. J. Hunt, longtime railroader and former Twin Falls resident born in 1860, died last week in Ogden. He helped build western main lines from Montana to Old Mexico, contracted the Boise main line, and, with his sons Jeff and Mitchell, ran E. J. Hunt & Sons and Hunt and Livestock. He lived near Buhl for years, moved to Ogden five years ago, and was buried in Richmond, Utah after marrying Eliza Rebecca Whitaker in 1888.
Fargo Wilson Wells features this week long color photographs distributed by Standard Oil to portray western landscapes in natural color. From 17 000 photos 60 most beautiful are selected for reproduction as Standard Scenic art prints. Distribution spans 16 weeks with new pictures every two weeks across 91 zones, aiming to reach Americans with authentic western scenery.
The Pocatello Child Welfare Association appeals for about $400 yearly to fund a ten day summer camp for local boys and girls at the Tenday Scout camp south of Pocatello. The program, supported by government relief and local donors, provides meals and aims to promote weight gain and wholesome experiences for underprivileged children. President Paul De F. Mortimore signs the appeal.
The Utah federation of women's clubs adopted resolutions demanding Frances Perkins removal and backing strong labor policy. Mrs. James A. Hogle was named president and Mrs. Leroy B. Young vice president. The group also urged deportation of Harry Bridges and efficient defense program management.
The article notes that more than 40 percent of U.S. milk production is allocated to butter making, highlighting the dairy industry's product mix and supply chains.
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