Pelley to Testify as Sedition Trial Resumes in Federal Court
William Dudley Pelley plans to take the stand Monday in his sedition trial before a federal jury after the government rested its case. Defense lawyers said he may testify in his own defense, with Marriner Eccles excused and Virgil Jordan asked to bring data on the U.S. government's financial condition.
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Inimanapolis
Liam Dudley Pelley
Pelley
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
Trial Ends Of Eight Alleged Spies
Eight men accused of Nazi sabotage faced a military commission appointed by President Roosevelt. Verdict timing remained unclear with the option of death by firing squad or hanging, and the case moved toward possible Supreme Court review on habeas corpus grounds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Biddle
Myron C. Cramer
Long Island
Florida
FBI
Biduic Pola
Kenneth Royal
Supreme Court
Soften Tax Blows Under Consideration by Treasury and Senate
Treasury experts and the Senate Finance Committee weigh a daylight savings style plan to shift income tax collections. The proposal would treat 1941 payments as credits against 1942 taxes, with rebates if 1942 income is lower and additional tax if higher, aiming to ease higher rates in the pending bill.
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Washington
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
George
Bc Tyeig
Congressional
Beardsley Rump
R. H. Macy & Co
New York
Weather Editor Droopie With Mercury at 91
The piece notes twelve days of ninety, with Saturday's high at ninety one. Dry lawns and droopy flowers, sluggish mood, but a night blanket offers relief as the day ends. Saturday low 53, mean 72, sun rise 6 22, set 8 50, forecast for little temperature change.
Rattlesnake disrupts sleep in Big Cottonwood cabin
Mrs. Frank Kennedy awoke in her cabin in Big Cottonwood canyon to a rattlesnake in bed. She grabbed the reptile, threw it out, and chased it under the cabin. The snake reportedly fled, avoiding a strike.
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Salt Lake City
Frank Kennedy
Big Cottonwood Canyon
Houdry Partners With WPB To Produce Synthetic Rubber
Eugene Houdry, French-born chemist, reaches agreement with the war production board to yield 600000 tons of synthetic rubber in the next 12 months. He says butadiene can be created from petroleum in existing gas plants with minor modifications.
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New York
Washington
Eugene Houdry
War Production Board
Houdry
Vargas Takes Mound Duel
In Pocatello Manuel Vargas outpitched Tony Ferrera 1-0 in a pitchers duel as Joratz delivered the lone winning hit. Vargas fanned 11 with Ferrera seven as Joratz scored Valine from second in the eighth. Attended by 1,557 fans the game gave Pocatello a 2-1 series win.
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Pocatello
Cardinals
Manuel Vargas
Tony Ferrera
Bobby Joratz
Valine
Joratz
Vargas
Ferrera
John Hetki
Ogden
Reds
Salt Lake City
Twin Falls
Boise Pilots
Walt Lowe
Rodents Found With Bubonic Plague Near Homedale
Workers of the bureau of reclamation were cautioned Friday not to touch any rodent as bubonic plague was found among them in the Homedale area. George Reberger, editor of the Safety Reminder, stated.
President to Assign Jobs for War Mobilization
A government official said a proposal may go to Congress to empower the President to assign any of the nation’s 55 million to 60 million workers to the job where his skill is most needed. Administered through Manpower Chief Paul V. McNutt, the plan aims at total mobilization of human resources behind the war effort.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Paul V. McNutt
Petersen Visit From Cheyenne Family Headed Here
William A. Petersen arrived Saturday on leave from Cheyenne Wyoming to visit his wife and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Petersen.
Local Boy Completes Two Mile Pack Run At Camp Lee
Cadet Earl Kuttler of Pocatello Idaho, 28, ran a two mile course in 13 minutes 13 seconds while carrying a fifty pound pack and a nine pound rifle. The event grew from a Camp Lee orientation bulletin stating the Commandos must cover the distance in full field gear within 16 minutes.
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Camp Lee
Quartermaster School
Earl Kuttler
Pocatello
Idaho
Hitler's Own Guardsmen Parade Paris
Kirke L. Simpson reports on a Paris parade of Nazi SS troops from Russia to bolster western defenses. The event aims to pressure Allied second-front plans while Russian reports claim Germany redeployed 300000 plus troops from France and the Low Countries to the Russian front. The piece notes propaganda aims and strategic ambiguity.
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Paris
Hitler
Russia
France
Denmark
Norway
Enemy Aliens Held by FBI in New York Raids
The FBI announced the seizure of 87 dangerous enemy aliens in the New York metropolitan area. The group included 66 Germans 15 Italians and 6 Japanese with maps and navigation charts for the Pacific theater. All were sent to Ellis Island for internment hearings.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Aleutian Island
P. E. Foxorth
FBI
Ins
Metropolin
Ellis Island
Haying
Japan
Hirohito
United States
Jury rules Beebe death accidental in motorcycle crash
A coroner's jury found the death of Francis Mac Beebe and injuries to his wife Jacqueline Mae Johnston accidental after a Friday motorcycle sedan crash. Witnesses described the scene and police photos while the couple’s car owner H L Crane recalled limited vision before impact.
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Francis Mac Beebe
H. L. Crane
Beebe
Jacqueline Mae Johnston
St. Anthony Hospital
Louis Petersen
Tribune-Journal
Ace Nelson
Elks Outline War Work Conference in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City Elks representatives from 13 western states met with Grand Exalted Ruler E. Mark Sullivan urging cooperation with war bond purchases salvage drives and other wartime efforts while continuing peacetime philanthropy. John R. Coen of Denver reported the lodge purchased 5 million dollars in war bonds in the past year with 25 000 members serving in the armed forces.
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Salt Lake City
Elks
Tering
E. Mark Sullivan
Boson Sullivan
John R. Coen
Denver
The
Elks War Commission
Lodge
Eastern fuel oil shortage looming this winter
President Roosevelt warned eastern households that heat with oil may face severe fuel shortages. OPA canceled recent gasoline price increases along the Atlantic seaboard. Ickes urged converting oil furnaces to coal and warned some homes may have heatless days. A house committee urged broader petroleum rationing to ease a dire shortage across un-rationed eastern areas.
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Roosevelt
OPA
Atlantic Seaboard
Ickes
House
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Baby Drowns In Irrigation Ditch at Grandparents’ Home
One year old Ray Harry Lytel fell into an irrigation ditch while playing on the lawn at his grandparents’ house in Lindon Utah. He was recovered a block downstream.
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Lindon
Utah
Ray Harry Lytel
Ray Fountain
Moscow Couple Wed In Informal Justice Ceremony
Moscow couple Melvin Jorgenson age 30 and Mae Singleton age 23, both of Moscow, married by Judge W. J. Ryan at his residence on 615 South Tenth Saturday afternoon.
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Moscow
Mae Singleton
W. J. Ryan
South
Incendiaries and 2 Ton Bombs Hit Düsseldorf
Soviet forces pressed in the Caucasus while British air power devastated Germany with raids on Düsseldorf. The fighting stretched across Rostov, Slask, and Stalingrad corridors as German and Soviet units clashed amid heavy casualties.
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Associated Press
Soviet Russia
Sun
Caucasus
Rostov
Don River
United Nations
Duesseldorf
Kuschevka
Old Fields
Slask
Salsk
Injured Man In Service Inducted After Hand Injury
Milton James Lish of American Falls was inducted into the army at Pocatello and is training at Fort Douglas reception center. He injured his right hand July 23 when a rifle discharged in his car, resulting in the loss of his index and middle fingers. Local relatives stated the shooting was accidental and waived by Boise selective service to report for examination.
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Salt Lake City
Milton James Lish
Fort Douglas
American Falls
Pocatello
Lish
Tom Clark
Power County
Leroy Lewis
South Fifth
J. H. Lish
Thomas Lish
Army
Selective Service
Boise
Becker Case Goes to High Officer
Gustav Becker of American Falls faces a decision by Maj. Gen. Kenyon A. Joyce, commander at Fort Douglas Utah, on whether he serves in the army or as a tractor repairman. Becker was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the tavern shooting of Loren McNurlen of Rockland on April 18. The judge withheld sentence for 15 months and Becker is paroled to J. P. Mehlhoff, with reporting to court this fall and summer term in 1943. He was drafted Tuesday and placed on a 14 day furlough ending August 7. Army officials have not commented on Becker’s fate.
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Associated Press
Car- Tribbean Sea
United States
Navy
United Nations
Wester Atlantic
United States Navy
United States Maritime Commission
Gustav Becker
American Falls
Kenyon A. Joyce
Ninth Trvice Command
Fort Douglas
Utah
Pocatello
O. R. Baum
Ben Peterson
Becker
Loren McNurlen
Rockland
J. L. Downing
Downing
J. P. Mehlhoff
Army
Larry Lawrence Dies. Twin Falls Leader in Democratic Party
Larry Lawrence 52 former Twin Falls county chairman and state Democratic committeeman died at his home Friday night. He ran a bean company bearing his name until two years ago. Graveside services set for Monday at 8 p.m. in Twin Falls cemetery with the Masonic lodge in charge. Survived by widow Bessie, a son Dick and three daughters Virginia Mooney, Portneuf native Mrs Porter of Coeur d Alene and Mrs Bud Wallace of Pocatello.
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Twin Falls
W. B
Larry Lawrence
Democratic Party
Masonic Lodge
Bessie Lawrence
Virginia Mooney
Guy Porter
Coeur d'Alene
Bud Wallace
Pocatello
Arrivals Announced for Hawkes and Leone Families
A son was born Saturday at the hospital to Mr and Mrs Ezra Hawkes of 248 North Johnson. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Sylvia Leone of Bridger. Mr Hawkes works for Biological Survey and Mr Leone is a builder for Unica Pacific.
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North Johnson
Sylvia Leone
Bridger
Hawkes
Biological Survey
Leone
Unica Pacific
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