Russians drive Germans back near Leningrad and Stalingrad
Soviet forces under Marshal Semeon Timoshenko reported a strong counterattack pushing Germans to retreat below Stalingrad and recapturing several miles of ground. Red Star described storming enemy hills, seizing a hastily built defense line, and destroying firing points as positions improved in the Kotelnikovski sector.
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Associated Press
Russia
Stalingrad
Great Volga
Semeon Timoshenko
Don
Kotelnikovski
Gtalina Aad
al Byaugiau Red Star
Fedor von Bock
Izvest
Red Army
British Hope For Nazis' Total Rout
Britons express belief that Churchill Stalin talks opened a new war phase with a second European front possible in 1942. Churchill and Stalin exchanged messages as Allied raids reach Nazi-occupied Europe. Reports cite heavy fighting near Stalingrad and operations west of Moscow, with German and Soviet losses noted.
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London
United Nations
Germany
Churchill
Moscow
United States
Stalin
Pravda
W. Averell Harriman
Roosevelt
Europe
Japan
Daily
Sketch
Kremlin
United
Ber Hong
Solomon Islands
BBC
Adolf Hitler
Moscow - London
Illness Hits Jackson Area sparking typhoid concerns
In Cheyenne Wyoming epidemiologist Dr M C Keith reports two Jackson cases and 19 across the Idaho border may indicate typhoid. Laboratory tests will confirm. Dr N H Savage followed Dr Donald G MacLeod to Jackson after discussions with state health officials about Granite Springs visitors as the likely exposure site.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Jackson
M. C. Keith
Idaho
Keith
N. H. Savage
Donald G. MacLeod
Teton County
Granite Springs
Sportsmen to Meet on Ducks Unlimited Organization
A meeting of all interested sportsmen is invited at 8 P.M. Tuesday in the police building council chambers. John Dahlstrom of Bannock County Sportsmen association will preside and a chairman will be elected. A M Bartley of New York, U S manager, will attend.
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Ducks Unlimited
John Dahlstrom
Bannock County Sportsmens Association
A. M. Bartley
New York
U. S
Tyhee Hosts Sugar Rationing at LDS Church
Tyhee residents will receive sugar rations Monday Tuesday and Wednesday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the LDS church. Tyhee Relief Society oversees the distribution and administration of the program.
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Tyhee
LDS Church
Tyhee Relief Society
Navy Night at Ball Park Sparks Naval Recruiting Event
Pocatello hosts Navy Night at Halliwell park with a game against Twin Falls. Chester Wells announces the event to launch the new naval recruiting station led by Chief Signalman John J. Struckus. Mayor Robert M. Terrell and naval officials attend as sound films of Pearl Harbor and Gilbert Islands battles are shown after the game.
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Navy Night
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Chester Wells
Chamber of Commerce
John J. Struckus
Naval
Robert M. Terrell
Halliwell Park
Pearl Harbor
U. S. Navy
Gilbert Island
Pocatello City Band
Guy Gates
American Legion
VFW
Boy Scouts
Airbase bans private cars for airmen during training
Gowen Field officers and enlisted trainees in the second air force must renounce private automobiles during the training period. The restriction excludes base unit personnel as stated by Captain E L Davis public relations officer. Training for combat flying will follow a 24 hour schedule with residence at the training base to ensure constant readiness and concentration.
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Boise
Second Air Force
Gowen Field
E. L. Davis
Davis
Twin Sons Born to Local Families This Week
Sons arrived Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Roy Lingo of 318 South Second at St Anthony hospital and to Mr and Mrs Niel Griffith of 1056 South Fourth at General hospital. Griffith works for Garrett transfer and Lingo for Pocatello.
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Roy Lingo
South Second
St. Anthony Hospital
Niel Griffith
South Fourth
Generel Hospital
Griffith
Garrett Transfer
Lingo
Pocatello
All-American Air Show Bombs Nazi-Held Yards
An all American bombing raid led by Brig. Gen. Ira Eaker struck Rouen railway yards in France, disrupting Nazi logistics. Eighteen Flying Fortresses, with RAF, Canadian and US fighter escorts, returned safely though two bombers were lost. Sgt Kent L West, 21, from West Brockton Alabama, shot down a German fighter.
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Britain
Germany
Europe
R.A.F
Rouen
France
Ira ©. Eaker
Dunkerque
Cherbourg
RAF
Kent L. West
West Brockton
Baker
Paris
Peggy D
Johnny Reb
Birmingham
Fresh U S Army units arrive in desert theater
Bulletin notes ground staff and air force squadrons operating in the desert have been debarked to the war theater. It reports the first U S army helmets in the Middle East being issued. Government meat allocations to balance regional shortages are urged by the War Production Board committee.
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IROAP
United States Army
American Air Force
Middle East
Washington
Food Requirements Committee
War Production Board
Weather Summary Echoes Warm Unsettled Week Ahead
The forecast calls for continued warmth with scattered thunder showers in the vicinity. Monday’s high reached 90 degrees with a 51 degree low and a mean of 70, while a trace of precipitation was recorded. current temperature is 87 and rising.
Baseball Scores and Night Games Listed
Boston blanked by New York 5 to 3 after a 0 0 0 2 0 0 line. Chicago visits St Louis. Brooklyn plays Philadelphia. Pittsburgh faces Cincinnati. In the American League New York wins 4 0 0 1 Boston 2 0 0 3. Borowy Lindell Dickey and Newsome Chase Peacock work the game. Philadelphia at Washington and St Louis at Chicago are night games. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Boston
Borowy, Lindell and Dickey
Newsome, Chase and Peacock
Pocatello Justice Hyde Struck By Hit and Run
Chas W Hyde justice of the peace in Pocatello spent a restless day after a hit and run at Center and Arthur. He was seriously injured and remained in General Hospital with condition described as somewhat improved Monday. The incident occurred early Wednesday and Mrs Hyde provided details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Hyde
Pocatello
Rotary leaders meet in Logan Idaho Utah conference
A conference of Idaho and Utah district Rotary club presidents and secretaries convened in Logan on Monday. Attendees included T. R. Neilson president of the Pocatello club and Finis Bentley secretary.
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Idaho
Utah
Rotary Club
Logan
T. R. Neilson
Pocatello Club
Finis Bentley
Idaho Supreme Court keeps pinball devices ban in place
The Idaho Supreme Court unanimously upheld a district court ruling denying an injunction to stop Boise and Ada County officers from seizing pinball machines considered gambling devices. The suit by Pepple and Graves argued the statute's phrase any other device should not apply to lawful machines.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Ada County
James F. Airshie
Don Headrick
James W. Blaine
George Haskin
R. E. Pepple
R. L. Graves
People
Graves
Charles W. Winstead
Peoples and Graves
Supreme Court
Airshie
Airmen Blast Japs Reinforcing Islands in Pacific Push
Allied forces report a major Pacific offensive as U S marines seize Guadalcanal and Tulagi while airmen and navies target Japanese ships in the Solomon Islands area. The drive follows renewed Axis sinkings near Brazil and offshore South America, with broad anti axis sentiment rising in Brazil.
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Purther
Caribbean
South America
Navy
Brazil
North Atlantic
Associated Press
Atlantic
Pearl Harbor
Dublin
Newfoundland
United States
Solomon Islands
Pacific
South Pacific
United Nations
United States Navy
Douglas MacArthur
Tokyo
Berlin
Guadalcanal
Tulagi Islands
Tulagi Harbor
Bullseye
Soviet Alone As Allies Chart Future
The Moscow conference reaffirmed the Allied three power front while Moscow presses for a chosen second front. Stalin seeks to keep Soviet casualties low by delaying a major push until allies can marshal strength. Japan is not named but feared in Manchuria with Soviet caution over provoking Tokyo. Continued on Page Ten.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
Japan
Joseph Stalin
Hirohito
Manchuria
Adolf Hitler
Community Chest Sets 1943 Budget With $20,000 Target
The Pocatello community chest approved a $20,000 budget for 1943, pro rated among six agencies including Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, with a $500 war emergency fund and $300 cuts to campaign expenses. The drive will run in October, led by Chest secretary Thelma B Crowell and budget chair R J Cox, urging local subscriptions to meet the goal.
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Community Chest
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Campfire Girls
Y.M.C.A
Y.W.C.A
Salvation Army
Thelma B. Crowell
Campfire
R. J. Cox
Pocatellans
Pocatello Journalist Leaves For Induction
Frank Grover Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank Grover of the Woolley apartments former editor of the Idaho State Journal and later wire editor of the Standard Examiner Ogden leaves Wednesday for Salt Lake for induction into the army He will be stationed at Seattle under Lt Col Charles Butler a former Pocatellan.
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Frank Grover Jr
Frank Grover
Woolley Apartments
Idaho State Journal
Standard Examiner
Ogden
Salt Lake
Army
Seattle
Charles Butler
Pocatellan
U S Bombers In Action In The Mediterranean
U S Army Air Forces reported successful raids by heavy bombers on Tobruk and Matruh in August operations near the Mediterranean. Medium bombers joined the action for the first time at Matruh. All aircraft returned safely. no enemy fighter interceptions reported.
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Guadalcanal- Timae
Cairo
Middle East
United States Army Air Forces
Tobruk
Mediterranean
Matruh
United States Army
Pocatello Men Set For Army Examinations
About 100 men from Pocatello are to appear Wednesday before the traveling army examining board for physicals and probable induction into military service. The board will stay in session through the week with examinations at the Elks temple, as announced by Margaret Blake, secretary of the Pocatello selective service board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Army Examining Board
Margaret Blake
The
Pocatello Selective Service Board
Elks Temple
Old Engines Governor Scrapped for War Materials
Governor Chase Clark attended the Kiwanis luncheon in the city for the Halliwell baseball park dedication. He announced that historic old engines now on the Idaho Southern University campus will be scrapped to furnish needed war materials.
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Chase Clark
Halliwell
Kiwanis
Idaho Southern University
Traveling army examination board report on induction delays
An OCR fragment reports on J Nemes and Nesday examining board for raftecs induction delays. The text is unclear with missing context and names. The item hints at military recruiting activity and scheduling issues during a wartime period.
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Army
J. Nemes
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