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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1942

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Nazis Pour Reserves into Russian Battle

The German army moved strong reserves into the Don bend and Caucasus front from Voronesh to Pyatigorsk as a potential push toward Stalingrad and the Baku rail line. Russian forces fought back hard. A communique claimed German gains since May 15 had cost 1,250,000 casualties, twice Soviet losses, with Hitler diverting troops from western Europe to the east.

Associated Press Don Bend Caucasus Voronesh Pyatigorsk Stalingrad Baku Caspian Russia Adolf Hitler Europe Voronezh Moscow

Dieppe Raid Signals Western Front Preparations

Allied commandos from United Nations forces led a bold raid on Dieppe with American Rangers British and Canadian units using tanks and landing craft. The operation serves as a dress rehearsal for a possible second front and showcases the growing unified plan against the Axis. Russian fronts show mixed progress with German advances slowed by stiff Soviet resistance in the Caucasus and around Stalingrad as casualties mount on both sides.

United Nations Ranger Adolf Hitler Louis Mountbatten Fuehrer Asia Dieppe Europe Thenemy Russia Africa Winston Churchill Hitler

Grain Rubber Plan Gains More Backing In Northwest

Northwest grain rubber movement leaders received strong support from Sen. Charles McNary who urged continued fight. He asked Sen. Gillette of Town to attend the September 4 tri state meeting in Pendleton. Gillette authored the Roosevelt vetoed bill creating a separate grain rubber control agency. Planning for September 4 was set in Pendleton with E T Taylor of Coeur d Alene attending.

Pendleton lLeaders Charles McNary Senate Minnority Sen Gillette Roosevelt E. T .Taylor Coeur d'Alene Idaho State Ete.nge

Submarine sinks Japanese ship in western Aleutians

U S Navy announces a submarine has sunk a Japanese cruiser or destroyer in the western Aleutians. Identification could not be exact due to conditions. The claim raises the total of ships sunk or damaged in that area to 23.

Washington United States Aleutians Navy Navy Department North Pacific Aleuian

Legion Elects On Thursday At Pocatello Post No 4

The American Legion post in Pocatello plans its Thursday meeting at Memorial hall at 8 pm to nominate officers and discuss the state convention set for August 23 to 26 at Kellogg. Jacob Keil is nominated for commander to succeed Wilfred Dohse, with multiple other nominations for vice commanders adjutant historian and more.

Pocatello American Legion Memorial Hall Kelloge Jacob Keil Wilfred Dohse George Norman Green Frank Smith Hugh Ivey Guy Knowlton Henry Carr Frank Gargul A. E. Berosek F. E. Tydeman James C. Bangs Ivan Gasser Fred Hilliard Volney Watts Roy Christensen Wilford Dohse

Guard Invites Viewers to Defense Film Show

The Idaho State guard invites all to view a defense film titled Defense Against Mechanized Units at 9 p m Wednesday in the armory. William White is captain of the guard organizing the program. A school for noncommissioned officers starts at 7 30 with W Dean Boyle presenting the film at 9 as local extension agent.

Idaho State Guard William White W. Dean Boyle

Urgent housing shortage prompts classifieds in town

There is a serious shortage of homes, apartments and rooms in Pocatello. If you have anything suitable, rent it at once. List it in the classified columns of The Tribune or Journal. Phone 123.

Pocatello The Tribune Journal Adcv

Baseball Scores and Schedules for Today

First game final Boston defeats New York 6 to 1 as Chandler Branch and Dickey drive in runs. Second game tied 0 to 0 between New York and Boston with Bonham Rosar Dobson and Conroy on the mound. Later games list at Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and others with brief scoring notes.

New York Boston Chandler Branch Dickey Hughson and Peacock

Egypt's Land May Become Major Front

London reports Britain weighs North Africa as a potential second front amid Churchill's Egypt visit and updated Middle East command changes. Alexander replaces Auchinleck. US contingents arrive as Rommel and Axis forces threat loom. questions linger on Auchinleck's fate and strategy.

Egypt London Britain Middle Eastern Churchill Moscow Harold R. L. G. Alexander Middle East Claude J E. Auchinleck Wils Wilh Marsia Erwin Rommel

Molinelli to Head Ducks Unlimited

Leon Molinelli, veteran sportsman, named local chairman for Ducks Unlimited at a meeting with A. M. Bartley of New York. He will organize committees to grow the local program with help from John Dahlstrom Roy Getty Roy Oliver and Ralph Clevinger.

Leon Molinelli Ducks Unlimited A. M. Bartley New York U. S John Dahlstrom Bannock County Sportsmen's Association Roy LL Getty Roy Oliver Ralph Clevinger

Cricket Chirp Indicates Approach of Fall

Weather note describes crickets signaling fall as temperatures rise to 91 in a heat spike. Forecast calls for warmer conditions today and tomorrow with sunrise at 6 41 and sunset at 8 25.

Sol

Jeanne Halliwell Still Confined In Hospital

Jeanne Halliwell daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Halliwell remains hospitalized after an automobile crash on the Yellowstone highway August 11. She suffers a head injury multiple cuts and bruises and two broken bones while her mother the driver received minor injuries and was treated at home. Joan Halliwell 4 passenger had minor injuries.

Jeanne Halliwell J. P. Halliwell General Hospital Halliwell Yellowstone Joan

Dieppe Raid Underway With Allied Commandos On Coast

Allied troops including Americans with Canadian British and French commandos attacked Dieppe coast at dawn and fought through the day. The operation featured tanks and a massive air umbrella while officials said the raid was not an invasion but a limited assault. Rangers led American forces to land, with British and Canadian air support and heavy bombings at Abbeville and Rouen.

Cairo Foresight Eagle Manchester Gibraltar Admiralty Malta Norwich England DNB Flensburg RAF Air Ministry Great Britain Japan Solomon Islands United States South Pacific London Dieppe Europe Britain Sons of United States Army R.A.F Royal Canadian Air Force France Beavy Head Paris Allied Combined Operations Headquarters Special Service Rangers

Japs Struggle to Build Aleutians Runways

Anchorage reports that Japanese efforts to establish landing fields on Kiska and nearby Aleutians have failed. Army air force officers cite the difficulty of rock hard terrain, harsh weather, and strong US bombing as key obstacles. Seaplane fighters are said to be the main air defense, with no new bomber strikes since early June.

Anchorage Alaska Kiska Aleutians Army Air Force United States

Warm weather prompts water rights cuts in Mudlake district

Watermaster Elvin W. Henninger said continued warm weather will force cutting of virtually all water rights in the upper meadows of Mudlake irrigation district in the coming days due to evaporation and dwindling supplies.

Mudlake Irrigation District Elvin W. Henninger

Idaho Couple Granted Marriage License in Salt Lake City

A marriage license was issued Tuesday in Salt Lake City to Lugian Thatcher Parr of Long Beach California and Juanite Big Blackfoot Idaho. The filing marks their formal union as two residents from different states.

Salt Lake City Lugian Thatcher Parr Lon’ Beach Calif

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