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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
4
The Pocatello Tribune lists publishing pattern as weekly evenings and mornings with Sunday morning in Pocatello Idaho. Pricing details show subscriptions by mail within Idaho at 12 dollars per year, six months or three months at 3.50, and outside Idaho at 14 dollars per year.
The voluntary surrender of Luis Taruc and President Quirino's amnesty pledge may close a two year Central Luzon peasant uprising. The move hinges on social reforms and firm negotiations to prevent future conflict. Taruc and Quirino receive praise for averting broader loss of life.
Dr. D. Thomas Mackie says many veterans show tropical infection symptoms but lack real malaria. He cites amoebic dysentery and hookworm as real risks and notes misdiagnosis and improper treatment. He urges a nationwide survey, doctor training, and better access to care through VA facilities.
The essay laments modern radio culture as a barrier to true human connection. It argues that while radio offered imagined companionship, current mass media leave people as listeners and spectators, craving personal, intimate exchange they cannot obtain from easy, inexpensive entertainment.
A newspaper column surveys land title concepts and title insurance, weighs visiting teacher programs for disabled students, reviews George R. Stewart’s Fire, and reminisces about weddings and flower bowls from earlier eras in Pocatello. The piece references courts, abstracts, and a local figure Chas. Seda Jr. while musing on education, books, and social customs.
Violet Kaipua Pelekai from Hana Maui Hawaii becomes the second non continental US student to register at Ricks College. She attends the summer school while planning nursing studies at the LDS Hospital Idaho Falls next fall. She graduated McKinley High in 1945 and previously worked in Honolulu and Hana.
Old Mr. Toad arrives at the Brier Patch to scold Peter Rabbit for eating poisoned cabbage leaves. He insists Peter is not fatally harmed, warns poison affects the legs, and prescribes rest and careful care until Peter recovers.
Frank Colby argues for the common speech form kloez over kloethz in American usage. He cites dictionaries and linguistic surveys showing kloez as the cultivated colloquial pronunciation and urges readers to adopt it, noting th in verbs and the noun clothing remains. He also promotes collecting Colby’s leaflet C-20 by sending pennies for a copy.
Normal life in an ant colony centers about one or more egg laying queens, attended and supplied by numerous workers which she herself has produced.
A young woman writes of living with a wealthy strict grandmother who bans most jewelry and requires approval for dates. She falls for a twenty eight year old suitor who also seeks grandmother’s permission. The letter and reply suggest wary of potential fortune hunter motives and urge weighing motives, happiness, and inheritance.
A parent explains a gentle training approach for a child who bites during affectionate play. The method uses role play with Teddy Bear and dolls, teaches no touching, and advises informing others’ mothers quietly while avoiding punitive harshness.
The 30 millionth Bell System telephone was installed in the home of a 26 year old Purple Heart veteran in Marshalltown Iowa. Ceremonies included long distance calls to Seattle and New York City marking a milestone 172 years after Bell's invention. The Bell System took 45 years for the first ten million telephones, under 20 years for the second ten million, and less than six years for the third ten million.
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