Racial Strife in Palestine Faces World War II Tensions
The piece outlines Nazi influence fears in the Near East with focus on Palestine. It notes Grand Mufti of Jerusalem and Arab Jewish tensions impacting British control. It forecasts possible German use of Syria and Palestine to threaten Egypt and Turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt Mackenzie
Palestine
Egypt
Holy Land
Near East
London
Syria
Turkey
Jerusalem
Bagdad
Iraq
Mohammed
St Anthony's Parish Builds New 500-Seat Church
Construction on the $50,000 St Anthony's Catholic church at North Seventh avenue and East Wyeth street advances with forms for a 50 by 106 foot brick and stone structure. The project aims for completion next fall replacing the 1914 chapel. Salvaged materials will be reused. the basement becomes parish hall and furnishings are installed except the pipe organ. Rev J A Jentges reports the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s Catholic
North Seventh Avenue
East Wyeth Street
J. A. Jentges
Captain Bevington Assigned to Battery Officers Course
Captain Holmes H. Bevington of the 183rd field artillery moves from Fort Francis E. Warren to Fort Sill Oklahoma for a twelve week battery officers course. He commands a Poctello national guard battery now on duty at Fort Warren and will return to the 182nd field artillery after training.
Lecturer dazzled by Idaho scenery slides at Bannock hotel
Randall Jones of Salt Lake City publicity chief for Union Pacific toured Idaho for seventeen years with color slides of Sun Valley and Idaho Falls. He spoke to Pocatello Lions and will show slides in Idaho Falls while hotel guests and prominent visitors attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Sun Valley
Craters of the Moon
Randall Jones
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Bannock Hotel
Tribune
Jones
United States
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Bannock
Louis Lemstra
Clinton
Indiana
American Legion Women's Auxiliary
A. L. Martin
Brooklyn
New York
Weather outlook: light rain ending Wednesday
A light rain tonight ends by Wednesday, with the southeast portion staying drier. Temperatures rise slightly in the southeast tonight and cooler conditions expected across the region on Wednesday.
4-H Leaders Get Awards in Pocatello Short Course
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce will host a two day 4-H leaders short course at the Hotel Bannock with certificates for 33 Meritorious Service awardees. A. E. Duke will lead lectures and discussions. 4-H is billed as the nation’s largest youth organization with rising enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
Pocatello Chamber of Commerce
Bannock County
Paul Nash
Hotel Bannock
Nash
A. E. Duke
America
Baseball scores from American League and National League games
Summary of multiple games with line scores for New York St Louis Boston Detroit Grove Harris Pytlak Gorsica Tebbetts Dean Hayes Smith Hoving Desautels Washington Chicago Masterson MacPayden Ferrell Lee Tresh St Louis New York McGee Grodzicki Lanier Mancuso Bowman Melton Danning Cincinnati Brooklyn Turner Thompson Logan Hutchings Moore Lombard Hamlin Owen Chicago Boston Passeau Presswell McCullough Lamanna Sullivan Berres Pittsburgh Philadelphia Butcher Lanning Davis Crouch Bowman Livingston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Turner
Thompson
Logan
Hutchings
Moore
Lombard
Hamlin
Owen
Flying Fortress To Arrive Here At Pocatello Airport
A Boeing C 18 bomber from Salt Lake City will visit the municipal airport Wednesday for a public exhibit from 10 a m until late evening. Eight to ten army personnel will describe the craft and recruit cadets during the event in Pocatello per Sgt G E Hill Army recruiting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatellans
United States Army
Salt Lake City
G E. Hill
Pocatello
Pocatello to Greet Cardinals On Arrival Wednesday
The Pocatello Chamber of Commerce plans a 2 PM airport welcome for the Cardinals from Salt Lake City with a squad escort through the city led by Traveling Secretary Jimmy Bentley. The team will hold its first local practice at Halliwell Park at 11 AM Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Cardinals
Chamber of Commerce
Paul Nash
Chamber
Pocatello Airport
Salt Lake City
Cardinals
Jimmy Bentley
Cardinal
Halliwell Park
President's Office Attacks Lindbergh Over Resignation
White House secretary Stephen Early questions Lindberghs motives and decorates return as he resigns as reserve colonel in the Army Air Corps. He notes Lindbergh issued a letter to President Roosevelt before the White House saw it and cites previous similar action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
War Department
Charles A. Lindbergh
Reserve Air Corps
Stephen Early
Army Air Corps
Hitler
Lindbergh
Germany
White House
Roosevelt
New York
Air Corps Reserve
Chile Expels Six Radical Members From Cabinets
Six members of a Chilean radical party were expelled in Santiago on April 29 for remaining in the cabinet under President Pedro Aguirre Cerda. The crisis reflects internal rebellion against the leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Chilean Radical Party
Pedro Aguirre Cerda
Idaho Auxiliary President Visits on War Defense Theme
Mrs Louis J Lemstra national president of the American Legion auxiliary visits Idaho, celebrates a banquet in Memorial hall and promotes emergency registration of the 500 900 members to aid Britain and defend American democracy. Speakers include A H Christiansen Boise child welfare chair and a parade of out of town auxiliary officers from Glenns Ferry Montpelier Idaho Falls Mackay and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis J. Lemstra
Clinton
Indiana
American Legion Auxiliary
Department of Idaho
Lemestra
Legion and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Legion
Auxiliary
United States
America
A. H. Christiansen
Boise State
The
Lemstra
Orill Montgomery
Glenns Ferry
Preal Irving
Montpelier
Caroline Merriam
Grace
Sue Mae Nahra
Idaho Falls
Edith Taylor
Mackay
LaPreal Irving
Dean Evans
Fort Hall
le Chapeau Departmentale
Ellen June Vance
Wendell
Hazelton
Crabtree
Louise Goudy
Ethel Davis
Veda Rigby
Gudreen Hilgere
Dora Boozer
Esther Hungerford
Grace Larsen
Kimberly
Myrtie Lamb
Dubois
Florence Grawles
Challis
Clara Jones
Arco
Pioneer John B. Hinckley Dies in Buhl Idaho
John B. Hinckley, 77, longtime resident and believed to be Buhl's first permanent settler, died at his home. He moved from Colorado to Buhl in 1906. Survivors include sons Mearle of Salt Lake City, Harry of Portland, Orville of Morton Utah, two sisters Mrs Mary Hinckley of Buhl and Mrs Clara Glazier of Greeley Co.
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Buhl
Idaho
John B. Hinckley
Hinckley
Colorado
Mearle
Salt Lake City
Harry
Portland
Ore
Orville
Mon
Utah
Mary Hinckley
Clara Glazier
Greeley, Co.o
President Roosevelt to Speak on Defense Securities Sale
Washington April 29 President Roosevelt will address the nation by radio tomorrow night announcing the sale of defense securities to the public He is expected to discuss the defense program and taxes to finance it The speech will last five to eight minutes between 7 30 and 8 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Mine Workers Union
Roosevelt
Appalachian
John L. Lewis
Shell Builder Dies
William Sims known as Uncle Bill and senior partner of George Sims & Sons Ltd dies in Putney after an operation. He was 68 and renowned worldwide as a builder of racing shells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William
Uncle Bill) Sims
George Sims & Sons, Ltd
Putney
Three Unhurt In Crash Involving Auto At McCammon
Three men escaped serious harm when their car left the road near McCammon high school, crossed ditches and lots, hit a wood pile and opened basement. Wallace Reed 22 Smithfield sprained ankle and head bruises. driver Harry Mack 26 Smithfield uninjured. a third man named Neil fled the scene.
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McCammon
Wallace Reed
Smithfield
Lava Hot Springs
Harry Mack
Terry
Neil
McCammon High School
Carl Rommell
R. F. D. Mailman
Republicans Meet Here On Sunday in Idaho
Milton Horsley of Soda Springs former speaker and minority floor leader tells Bannock county Republican central committee secretary that the state executive committee has called a meeting of Republicans from 16 eastern Idaho counties in Pocatello Sunday at 3 p m in the Bannock hotel Mrs Carlyle Smith who succeeded Tom Heath as state chairman Sid Smith state treasurer William Detweiler and other leading Republicans are expected to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Horsley
Soda Springs
House
Howard D. Lenkersdorfer
Bannock County
Republican Central Committee
Republican State Central Committee
Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Carlyle Smith
Tom Heath
Sid Smith
William Detweiler
Agent Illustrates Parks Beauty at Lions Club Talk
Randal Jones of the Union Pacific publicity department spoke to Lions Rotary Kiwanis Jaycees and chamber of commerce members Monday about America's scenic parks. He cited Bryce and Zion Utah Grand Teton Sum Valley and Craters of the Moon and said national park officials promote vacations in nature to aid defense-related rest during national preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Randal Jones
Union Pacific Publicity Department
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Lion’s Club
Jones
Lions
Rotary
Kiwanic
Jaycee Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
National Park Service
Bryce and
Zion National Parks
Utah Parks
Grand Teton Mountains
Sum Valley
Craters of the Moon
Battle at sea and air across the English channel frontier
British and German speedboats clashed along the southeast invasion coast as Nazi long range guns on the French coast fired in the heaviest cross channel bombardment to date Others reported repeated RAF attacks on the German coast as air activity swept the Dover area with no immediate sign of a full invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
England
Feeler
DNB
Hitler
British Isles
London
RAF
Dover Deal
Dover
Channel
English
Zeus
George II
Athens
Grecian
Peloponnesus
Crete
RAP
Boulogne
Cap Gris Nez
Calais
Malta
Southampton
Australia
A. W. Fladden
Atention
Germany
Alexandria
Grade Schools Hold Frolic at Bancroft Friday
Eastern Bannock county grade schools meet at Bancroft Friday for grade school day with music and athletic events. The program runs 9 45 a m assembly highlights junior bands folk dancing rhythm bands tap dancing tonettes and choruses. At 1 p m students compete in athletics and games and at 3 p m races for age groups occur. Exhibits focus on Americanism health safety arts crafts and county work. The western Bannock day is at Lava Hot Springs on May 5.
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Bannock County
Bancroft
A. Golden Andrus
Glen H. Peterson
J. Stanley Harrison
A. Wilder Hatch
Scott D. Lowe
Rex Budge
Kent D. Matney
Florence Panter
Letha Christensen
Margaret Tucker
Lava Hot Springs
Pair Tonight Weather Update
Increasing cloudiness with showers west for Wednesday afternoon. Expect warmer conditions in western portions as the system moves in.
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UMW
Fort Sill
Hotel Whitman
Gilbert Ludwig
Conoco Oil Company
T. M. Patton
Salmon
Sunbeam Mining Company
B. C. Valentine
Orden
White King Soap Company
B. N. Jewett
McCormack- Mathers Company
Mediterranean
Sidi Barran
Suez Canal
Sudan
Massaua
Dessie
Addis Ababa
Iran
Saudi Arabia
East Africa
Ethiopia
Salum Escarpment
Sidi Barrani
Miles
Don Wallace
Fay W. Sheesiey
St. Louis
Gomez and
Dickey
Harris and Swift
Boston
Detroit
Grove, Harris
Pytlak
Gorsica and Tebbetts
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Dean and Hayes
Smith, Hoving and Desautels
Chicago
Masterson
MacPayden
Ferrell
Lee
Tresh
Passeau
Presswell
McCullough
Lamanna
Sullivan
Berres
Pittsburgh
Butcher
Lanning
Davis Crouch
Bowman and
Livingston
President
Colonel Lindbergh
Idaho Fetes
Shell Builder
the American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Building
Plymouth
Egyptian
Salum
Western Desert
Berlin
Greece
Balkans
Harold R. Stark
United States Chamber of Commerce
Chief of Naval Operations
Atlantic
Antarctic
Britain
Lso
Spiral Stark
Nye
R-N. D
Congress
Stah Weather
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