Turkey Holds Firm To War Position
Dispatches from Instanbul report Turkey's stance in wartime diplomacy hinges on Hitler emissary Franz Von Papen proposals. Turkish papers vow independence and strength, warning German demands could trigger conflict.
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Turkey
Instanbul
Adolf Hitler
Franz von Papen
Aksam
Russia
Finland
Anthony Eden
Greece
Churchill
Hanko
England
Portsmouth
Eden
Spain
Republicans Meet Here On Sunday
Milton Horsley of Soda Springs former speaker of the house and minority floor leader informs Bannock county Republican central committee secretary Howard Lenkersdorfer that the state executive committee has called a meeting of Republicans from 16 eastern Idaho counties in Pocatello Sunday at 3 p m at the Bannock hotel. Mrs Carlyle Smith state chairman Sid Smith state treasurer William Detweiler and other leading Republicans are expected.
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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
Women Golfers Host Second Ladies Day in 1941 Season
Women golfers will observe the second ladies day of the 1941 season Thursday at the city golf course. George O Rullian of Idaho Falls will instruct the group and all members of the Women's Golf association are invited to attend.
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City Golf Course
George O’rullian
Idaho Falls
Women’s Golf Association
National Officer Outlines Women's Role In Crisis
Mrs. Louis J. Lemstra of Clinton Ind national president of the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion told members at a banquet that the organization will focus on child welfare and an emergency voluntary service program to mobilize members for national needs. She cited millions spent on child welfare and outlined plans to register skills and coordinate with agencies for rapid action in case of total war. The gathering featured remarks from local Auxiliary leaders and a rose presentation honoring Idaho units.
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Louis J. Lemstra
Clinton
Ind
Women’s Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
Memorial Building
Africa
America
David Durham
Engineers
University
Wayne Rodeback
Alfred Thaxton
Dick Gordon
Dick Dixson
Jean Lowe
Paul Def. Mortimore
G. Nicholas Ifft
The
Roy Christensen
Pocatello
Bert Weston
Volney Watts
James C. Bangs
Idaho
Lemstra
Orell Montgomery
Glenns Ferry
Josephine Golding
Pauline Halliwell
Regent
Emma J. Byrd
Spanish War Veterans’ Auxiliary
Margaret Worth
Critic Fails To Gain Appointment
President Roosevelt declines to reappoint Hugh S. Johnson to the army reserve corps amid debate over age and fitness criteria. Stephen Early release notes Johnson’s NRA leadership and recent criticisms of the administration. General Watson letter cites policy on officer reappointment and active service expectations. Johnson 58, previously recommissioned in three five year terms, not on active duty.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hugh S. Johnson
Gener
Army Reserve Corps
Stephen Early
Action Today
P Aid
Johnson
NRA
Barry
E. M. Watson
Early
War Department
Department
Army
Thursday 4-H Leaders Program Opens With 400 Delegates
A two day series of training for 4-H club leaders begins in Frazier hall with over 400 delegates from southeastern Idaho counties. The day features a general session with J. W. Barber Helen Miller and Claude Johnson plus noon luncheon by the chamber of commerce.
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Frazier Hall
Idaho
University Auditorium
J. W. Barber
Helen Miller
Claude Johnson
Bannock County
Chamber of Commerce
A. L. Merrill
Dollar Workers Under Fire In Navy Vessel Scandals
President Truman disclosed that the senate defense investigating committee is examining reports that certain dollar a year government officials profited from buying vessels and turning them to the navy at large profits. The panel also heard testimony on the Fort Meade cantonment cost rise caused by site selection and muddy access hindering material transport.
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Washington
Truman
D-Mo
Senate Defense Investigating Committee
National Defense Program
Navy
Fort George G. Meade
John A. Staffort
Consolidated Engineering Co
W. C. Roberts
J. E. Greiner Co
James Kelly Parsons
Third Corps
Smash Ventilators Delay Portland Train Near Boise
Reported damage to ventilators on the City of Portland as it negotiated a tunnel near Boise caused traffic to be diverted over the old U P main line via Nampa. Train No 44 was delayed and returned to Nampa to use the old main line. Shifting earth reportedly moved tunnel timbers.
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Portland
Boise
U. P
Nampa
Hours Unchanged At State Liquor Store
The state liquor store has cancelled announced May 1 hour changes and will keep current hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. on Saturdays and the day before holidays.
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State Liquor Store
Wek
Cards Welcome Card na at Airport After California Trip
Paul Nash chamber of commerce secretary arrives at the airport with the Card na ball club from California. The welcome banner reads Hi ya Bill Delancey You and the Cards Poky Wi Be Be hind You implying team greeting and fan support.
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Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
California
Bill Delancey
Hitler Faces Danger In Drive to East
The piece argues Hitler may push from the Balkans into the Near East to threaten the British blockade. It highlights oil as a critical German need and notes Max W. Ball’s view that Germany faces mounting shortages. Iraq and Iran oil fields emerge as key potential targets for a decisive advantage.
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Greece
Berlin
Crete
Suda Bay
Thasos
Samothrace
Lemnos
London
Dodecanese Islands
Alexandria
Suez Canal
Syria
Turkey
Iraq
Iran
Hitler
East
Britain
Germany
Europe
Russia
Ukraine
Max W. Ball
Ball
Near East
Two youths released after pleas in destruction of property case
Don Jackson and Earl Ellis, both charged with malicious destruction, have been released to their attorney after entering not guilty pleas. They were arrested with three others for allegedly destroying trees and fences near the L D S Third Ward church after a dance last Friday night.
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Don Jackson
Earl Ellis
Chas. W. Hyde
Justice of the Peace
L. D. S. Third Ward
Federal grazing official inspects local districts
Charlies F. Moore assistant chief of operations for the federal grazing service has conducted an inspection tour of local grazing districts over several days. He met with district graziers to discuss grazing problems and gathered input from regional officials led by J Eckert Stablein.
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Charlies F. Moore
Washington, D. C
Federal Grazing Service
J. Eckert Stablein
Moore
Baseball Team Lineups and Scores From Vintage Box Scores
Historical box score fragment lists multiple teams and players with run lines and innings. It names Cincinnati Brooklyn Vander Meer Beggs Lombardi Highe Brown Grissom Casey Owen Chicago Boston French Erickson McCullough Salvo Johnson Strincevich Berres Mass Pittsburgh Klinger Lanshan Lopez Blanton Warren St Louis New York Nahem Hutchinson W Cooper Schumacher Danning American New York St Louis Russo Dickey Nieceling Grube Detroit Boston Waener Judd Pytlak Newsom Hash Tebbetts Pee is ous 100 200020- 57 1 Cleveland McCrabb Hayes Backy Jungles Desautels Washington Chase Ferrell Smith Tresh.
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Pee
Cleveland
McCrabb
Hayes
Backy
Jungles
Desautels
German consular office moved after bomb threats in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 30 heavy police guarded the German consular office as it moved to new headquarters in an exclusive residential section following anonymous bomb threats. The report notes security measures and relocation details.
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San Francisco
Local showers and cooler wind shift across east tonight
Partly cloudy conditions bring local showers tonight and Thursday with cooler air in the east. A moderate southwest wind offshore and gentle variable winds inland waters affect the region as weather shifts.
Girls Meet Lord Halifax in Rock Creek Creekside Chat
Washington diary reports Elizabeth O'Connor Ann Mazzotto Billie Young and others encounter Lord Halifax and Malcolm MacDonald by Rock Creek. He signs autographs on a popcorn box, shares a carnation, and chats about nationalities and the Silver Cafe scene with a colored orchestra and jitterbugs.
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Washington
Elizabeth O'Connor
Ann Mazzotto
Billie Young
Rock Creek
Lord Halifax
Ambassador
Silver Cafe
Lord Halifax Cmes
Malcolm MacDonald
Ramsey MacDonald
Malcolm
Elizabeth
Ann
Billie
Eliza
Ireland
Italy
England
Soviet Russia tightens stance as German troop moves surface
Reports confirm German forces push north through Finland while Russia bans transit of war materials. UK and US observers debate Russia's stance as Germany eyes Greece and the Aegean. Allied losses rise with German and Italian advances in the Mediterranean and North Africa.
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Associated Press
Russia
Finland
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Balkans
Berlin
Roosevelt
United States
Britain
Pravda
Moscow
Norway
Helsinki
London
Rumania
Mussolinis
Munich
Rudolf Hess
Robert Ley
Labor Front
Salvador Marino
Mediterranean
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C. A. Gustafson
Gilbert Doll
H. L. Spence
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Denver Coceee
Dubois
Pocatello Oe
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Balkan Peninsula
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Vander Meer
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Lombardi
Highe, Brown
Grissom
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Chicago
Boston
French
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McCullough
Salvo
Strincevich
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Mass
Pittsburgh
Klinger
Lanshan
Lopez
Blanton
City and Warren
St. Louis
New York
Nahem
Hutchinson
W. Cooper
Schumacher and
Danning
Russo and
Dickey
Nieceling and Grube
Detroit
Waener, Judd and Pytlak Newsom, Hash and Tebbetts
Chase and Ferrell
Smith and Tresh
Sulletins
Knox
Hjalmar J. Procope
Turku
Procope
Halifax
U.S
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Far East
Singapore
Communist Party
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Abe
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Yugoslavia
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Aquitania
Royal Air Force
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Air Ministry
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Dover
Channel
Mannheim
Mexico
Genoa
Amis
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