Two Inkom Children Drown In Flooded Rabbit Creek
After an all night search the body of Kenneth Campau age 3 drowned in Rabbit Creek near Inkom was found entangled in barb wire. Earlier his sister Carol 4 also perished as a search by CCC enrollees local parties and YMCA team continued.
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Inkom
Rabbit Creek
Kenneth Campau
Howard Curzon
Carol
Acatella
CCC
Portland Y.M.C.A
Wayne
Ind
Oscar Ramsey
Bannock County
C. J. Campau
Ella
Fern
Clifford J., Jr
Daniel
Gary
Carl
Olaf Olson
Frank D. Campau
Long Beach
California
Campau
J. Campau
Idaho Fails To Share In Defense Fund
Idaho Democratic state chairman Robert Coulter says assurances were given that Idaho’s defense fund allocation would be reconsidered. He notes Idaho got funds only for Boise airport and urges equity for all state defense projects. Coulter also discussed a $500000 highway between McCall and Yellowpine to move tungsten ore, with Governor Chase Clark arriving for talks on reclamation and defense initiatives.
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Washington
Robert Coulter
Idaho
Ed Flynn
Coulter
Flynn
Boise
Oscar L. Chapman
McCall
Yellowpine
Yellow Pine
Chase Clark
Idaho Rate Hearing Planned For Potato Shipments
Idaho Falls announces that the Interstate Commerce Commission will hold a public hearing on April 26 to consider rate reductions for Idaho potato and vegetable shipments to the east and south. Idaho growers expect savings up to 1 million dollars yearly if approved, with Carl De Long named as the rate expert for the growers.
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Idaho Falls
Interstate Commerce Commission
Idaho
C. R. Holden
Washington, D. C
Holden
Idaho Growers’ and Shippers’ Association
Carl de Long
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
de Long
Lc.c
Opera Star Frances Alda Gatti Casazza Weds Ray Vir Den
New York advertising man Ray Vir Den aged 45 married Metropolitan Opera soprano Frances Alda Gatti Casazza aged 55 yesterday at First Presbyterian Church Charleston by Rev Edward G Lilly. They plan to travel to Palm Beach Florida to visit Mrs Woolworth Donahue.
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Charleston
S. C
Ray Vir den
New York
Frances Alda Gatti- Casazza
Metropolitan Opera
Palm Beach
Fla
Woolworth Donahue
First Presbyterian Church
Edward G., Lilly
Brothers Speaks Before Nurses at Idaho Meeting
Dr. W. W. Brothers addressed about 50 graduate nurses of Idaho State Nurses Association District Three on guiding youths through life problems. Alice Lund gave a welcome, Evelyn Dyer acted as toastmistress, with musical numbers by Herbert Roubidoux and Alberta and Mary Comastri, Colleen Gestring, and Watson School of Dancing students.
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W. W. Brothers
Idaho State Nurses Association
Alice Lund
Dr. Brothers
Evelyn Dyer
General Hospital
Herbert Roubidoux
Alberta
Mary Comast
Ship Reports Severe Quake Off Mexican Coast
The freighter West Camargo telegraphed from the sea that a strong earthquake was felt off the coast of Lower Mexico with clouds of dust rising from shore. Other ships in the area reported the quake and a deckload shift aboard one vessel. Dust likely came from Colima or Michoacan quake damage.
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San Francisco
West Camargo
Lower Mexico
Globe
Columa
Michoacan
States Agree On License Reciprocity Pact
A Utah Idaho motor vehicle license reciprocity pact was announced by M Reese Hatahbaugh president of the public utilities commission. Private passenger cars trucks and buses may operate on either license with restrictions for common carriers and demonstrations. Idaho and Utah officials J W Cornell J L Balderston H P Leatham and Senator Farr helped draft after a March 31 conference.
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Boise
M. Reese Hattabaugh
Public Utilities Commission
J. W. Cornell
P.U.C
J. L. Balderston
Idaho
H. P. Leatham
Utah Tax Commission
Farr
Ogden
Utah
Raider Stops U S Liner On Lisbon Run
A mysterious ship believed to be a German raider stopped the American export liner Excambion during a Lisbon to United States crossing. Captain William W. Kuhne said the raider asked for identification and then ordered the Excambion to proceed to the next main station.
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Jersey City
N. J
Excambion
Lisbon
United States
William W. Kuhne
RAF Raids Sofia Blaze Fires Munitions Trucks Hit
British planes raided Sofia on the night of April 13 14 causing extensive fires in storage yards. The Royal Air Force communique reports two rows of trucks received direct hits and exploded with detonations indicating munitions aboard.
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Cairo
Egypt
Sofia
Bulgaria
R.af. Command
Four Killed and Eight Hospitalized in Coal Region Shooting
Four men died and eight others were wounded in a shootout near Middlesboro on the Kentucky Tennessee line as miners gathered to protest contract negotiations between CIO United Mine Workers and coal operators. The victims include Co. W. Rhodes, E. W. Silvers, Bob Robinson, and Sam Evans. Patrolman Guy Harrell reported gunfire on the road to Fork Ridge Coal, with motorcades continuing from the line to the mine amid regional labor unrest and a truce in Harlan county.
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Middlesboro
Kentucky
Co. W. Rhodes
Fork Ridge Coal Company
The
American Association
E. W. Silvers
Coal Company
Bob Robinson
Tatwell
Tatwell, Tenn
Sam, Evans
Guy Harrell
Kentucky-Tennessee
Bell
Cio-United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Tennessee Line
Harre
Harlan County
Harlan
Keen Johnson
Forecast Reports Rain Tonight
Weather bulletin predicts showers this evening with partly cloudy to day and a fair Wednesday. A strong wind caused hair issues and the high yesterday reached 56 degrees while the low was 40 this morning. Complete forecast for Pocatello and vicinity notes showers and scattered snows followed by clearing in the mountains tonight.
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A. B
Pocatello
Elks Meet Tonight With New Officers Presiding
Members of the B P O E will meet in the Elks temple tonight at 8 with the new officers presiding. Exalted ruler C R Sorgatz leading. W A Steir loyal knight. J P Halliwell lecturing knight. H C Hinckley secretary. Luther Myers treasurer. Frank Reganter esquire. C J Kelly inner guard. C G Billmeyer organist.
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Elks’ Temple
C. R. Sorgatz
W. A. Steir
A. E. Duke
J. P. Halliwell
H. C. Hinckley
Luther Myers
Frank Reganter
William Burton
C J. Kelly
C. G. Billmeyer
Explosion Destroys Key West Cemetery Vault
An explosion destroyed the Key West cemetery vault linked to Karl Tanzler von Cosel who kept a wax reconstructed body of Elena Hoyos Mesa for seven years. The vault was empty as the body had already been buried by relatives months earlier. Authorities suspect dynamite caused the blast after von Cosel left town.
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Key West
Pfla
Karl Tanzler von Cosel
Elena Hoyos Mesa
von Cosel
Florida
Japan Denies Naval Plan
Tokyo reports spokesman Ko Ishii of the cabinet board of information said there is no truth to rumors that Japan planned an aggressive military or naval move against Singapore. He stated the government denies any army or navy action and reaffirmed peaceful economic aims. Premier Konoye echoed the peaceful intent.
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Tokyo
Ko Ishii
I.e Cabinet Board of Information
Japan
Singapore
Ishii
Prince Konoye
Submarine Sinks Heavily Laden Tanker En Route to Occupied France
The British submarine Tigris has sunk a heavily laden tanker of about 10,000 tons bound for a port in German occupied France, according to the admiralty.
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London
Tigris
France
Admiralty
Republican candidate seeks joint debate with Mayor Terrell
Walter H. Anderson the Republican mayoral candidate writes to Mayor R. M. Terrell urging a public debate on campaign issues. He references an April 11 letter and offers to discuss official conduct, indicating no personal attack and awaiting a written or verbal reply.
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R. M. Terrell
Walter H. Anderson
Terrell
Roosevelt vows escort of merchant ships under neutrality act
Bulletin from Washington reports President Roosevelt pledging U S protection for merchant ships everywhere not in combat zones per the neutrality act. Mexico City records a strong quake causing fires and building damage with no immediate fatalities, epicenter about 180 miles southwest of the capital. New York cites a claim that General Santini, a top Italian commander, was captured per a British radio dispatch.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Mexico City
Pontiac
Seismological Observatory
Uerrero
New York
Santini
Italy
Lescot Elected Haiti President by Assembly Vote
Port au Prince April 15 Elie Lescot now minister to Washington was elected president of Haiti today by a vote of five of five national assembly members.
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Port - Au- Prince
Haiti
Elie Lescot
Washington
National
Missing monoplane sighted after crash in Cheyenne
A missing monoplane carrying two Denver men was sighted at 2 25 p m this afternoon by an aerial search party. The aircraft had crashed and burned.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Riflemen to Practice for De War Competition
Riflemen are urged to turn out Wednesday evening at the P. A. C. trap club northwest of the city for preliminary practice in preparation for the De War competition opening.
Hungary Reports Slav Appeal For Armistice
In a war with many twists a note from Hungary suggests slavonic appeal for an armistice. British denial of rumor follows discussion of air power and the Balkan theater with mixed reports on German bombers and Yugoslav troop movements.
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Hungary
Britain
Europe
Soldiers Leave Under Barrage Of Lovers' Caresses
Mothers wives and sweethearts bade farewell as batteries B and H 183rd field artillery Idaho national guard entrained for Fort Warren Wyoming for a year of training. Families shared tearful goodbyes on the Union Pacific depot platform amid dances and parades by local units and school bands.
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Union Pacific
Baseball scores from today with multiple city matchups
Reported baseball results show games across several cities with scores and pitcher pairings. Notable lineups include Philadelphia versus New York, Washington versus Boston, Chicago against Cleveland, and Brooklyn facing Detroit postponements and other matchups across the league.
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Washington
Boston
Hudson and Ferrell
Wilson
Hash
Pytlak
Chicago
Cleveland
Dietrich and
Tresh
Feiler
Hiemsley
Detroit
St. Louis
Armistice Requests Stir World War II Frontline Headlines
Official quarters in Budapest report Yugoslavia seeks an armistice as Hitler’s forces push 40 miles into Greece, seizing Phlorina and advancing toward Ptolemais and Kozane. British and Greek lines retreat to new defenses while Axis pursuit continues in Yugoslavia and Albania near Tepeleni and Klisura.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Yugoslavia
Adolf Hitler
Blitzkrieg
Greece
Phlorina
Bitolj
Berlin
London
Istanbul
Russia
Turkey
North Africa
Tobruk
Hitler
Ptolemais
Kozane
Mt. Olympus
Athens
Aegean
Phiorina
Girecks
Adolf Hitler Schutastaffel
Aliakmon
Veria
Salonika
Rome
Axis
Eastern Body Re-elects Hansen Chief
W L Hansen of Ashton was reelected president of the eastern Idaho chamber of commerce at its annual meeting in Idaho Falls. Officers named were Joe Stewart Blackfoot first vice president Jack Atwood St Anthony second vice president and Charles Cook Blackfoot secretary treasurer. Committee appointments will be made at the next meeting in Ashton May 9. Members will attend the Tri State association meeting May 10 at Old Faithful Yellowstone Park.
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Idaho Falls
Eastern Idaho Chamber Commerce
W. L. Hansen
Ashton
Joe Stewart
Blackfoot
Jack Atwood
St. Anthony
Charles Cook
Stewart
Forde Johnson
Atwood
Francis Gillette
Driggs
Cook
Earl Hackett
Earl Murphy
Boise
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Hanser
Chamber
Tri-State Association
Idaho, Montana
Wyoming
Old Faithful
Yellows Stone Park
Archduke Otto Sees Uprisings After Nazi Setbacks
Archduke Otto von Habsburg, visiting America at 29, said peoples in German dominated Europe are far more confident of Hitler's defeat than Americans. He urged a Balkan federation modeled on the United States and warned that a major German reverse could trigger sweeping revolts in conquered nations.
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Riverside
Calif
Archduke Otto von Hapsburg
Europe
Hitler
Balkan States
United States
Higher Income Taxes Likely With Exemptions Cut Off
The $1,152,272,632 treasury and post office supply appropriation was ready for senate action. Johnson praised willingness to be taxed while suggesting wiping exemptions could allow a very light tax for the lowest brackets. Herring urged fewer exemptions, higher corporate taxes, and a new excess profits levy to finance defense. A Tobey ship ban and a plan to lease or buy idle foreign ships also drew attention as the foreign relations panel prepared to consider the Tobey proposal.
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Treasury
Post Office
Senate
Johnson
Herring
Tobey
N. H
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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IDET
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Suez Canal
el Aghelia
Matruh
Raider
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State Department
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Rexbure
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Siatista
Reuters
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Tepeleni
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