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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1944

Page

7

Italian Port Falls to British Army

British Eighth Army troops captured Ravenna, a key German stronghold on the Adriatic, after a surrounding maneuver by the Canadian Princess Louise's Dragon Guards and 27th Lancers entering from the south. Allied gains include Rossi and Godo on the Ravenna-Bologna railway and advances across northern Italy as part of broader western front operations.

Rome Eighth Army Ravenna Adriatic Forli Princess Louise’s Dragon Guards 27Th Lancers Rossi Godo Bologna Faenza Bologna-Rimini Fifth Army Monte Visano Casola Valsenio Po Valley Castel Bolognese

Army Closes On Saar Capital Amid Fierce Push

American forces drive the 36th infantry and 6th armored divisions toward Saarbrucken and Sarreguemines, breaching German lines on a 10 mile front east of the frontier town. Patton’s units push toward the Siegfried line while the Roer front remains comparatively quiet near Cologne.

Sarregue Saarbrucken Saar Sarreguemines 35Th Patton Germany Fourth Armored Lorraine Siegfried Line Roer River Cologne U. S. First Army

The Road to Berlin Distances By Front Lines

The AP lists current proximities on major fronts: Western front 301 miles from Duren, Eastern front 304 miles from north of Warsaw, Hungarian front 420 miles from Budapest, Italian front 557 miles from Ravenna.

Duren Warsaw Budapest Ravenna

Allies Regret Sinking of German Hospital Ship Tuebingen

Allied headquarters announced the sinking of the unilluminated German hospital ship Tuebingen by coastal patrol planes before sunrise on November 18. The communique expressed regret and said a full inquiry is in progress. Casualties were reportedly light. the ship carried no wounded and was en route to Trieste in the Adriatic.

Rome Tuebingen Adriatic Sea Trieste DNB

Britain seeks to salvage prestige amid Greek and European crises

The article notes Britain backing the Bonomi Italian government against communism, opposing Count Sforza for foreign minister, and supporting Belgium while Greece remains a long held influence area. The US State Department declares the Italian path must be democratic without outside influence, and extends this to UN liberated territories including Greece.

Ing Greece Britain Bonomi Italy London Count Sforza England Moscow Washington State Department United States United Nations

Soviet Creates Medal for the Arctic Defense

The Supreme Soviet created a new medal to honor Soviet soldiers sailors airmen and civilians who fought in the Arctic for 40 months in the far north.

Moscow Supreme Soviet Arctic Far

Soviet Sweep Advances Toward Final Defense

A Swiss broadcast citing Moscow reports said Soviet frontiers could reach Austria in hours. In Yugoslavia, Red Army forces with Marshal Tito’s partisans captured Trok on the Danube, 60 miles northwest of Belgrade, as 120 settlements reportedly fell between Lake Balaton and the Drava frontier.

Austria Moscow Yugoslavia Red Army Marshal Tito Trok Danube River Belgrade Lake Balaton Drava

Local youths damage young trees in front of home

Margaret O'Brien reports four boys felled several young trees planted outside her residence on North Arthur. J A Woycheck says his husband Set Woycheck lost a wallet with coupons for 80 gallons of gasoline and personal papers at a state liquor store counter.

Margaret O'Brien North Arthur J. A. Woycheck Set. Woycheck T. B. Parkinson South Thirteenth Moose Hall Edward Jones Portneuf Park

Ties Leave Bannock Precincts Short of Elected Officers

Deputy county clerk Neme Ashton reports that in Bannock County several small precincts produced ties for justices of the peace and a constable in the general election and no candidates qualified. Some precincts had two or more tied results with as little as one vote difference, leaving those offices unfilled. Police hold Salt Lake City youths Jerry Root and Frank Shannon on grand larceny charges for a stolen Cadillac and two radios. another juvenile, Fred Howard, is in juvenile court for leaving home without guardian permission.

Neme Ashton FBI Jerry Dudley Root Frank Shannon Salt Lake City Utah Malad Fred Howard Kitchner Kansas

Boulder Blocks Road After Boulder Crashes Into Car

Five men removed a hillside boulder that rolled onto a highway and struck a car driven by Lee McClain. McClain and his wife were not injured in the incident near Pinehurst.

Pinehurst Lee McClain

Youth Bound Over on Rape Charge in District Court

In a preliminary hearing in Justice of the Peace Charles G Hyde's court Eddie Harry Reese 19 year old marine was bound over to district court on a rape charge with bond set at 2000 He remains jailed as testimony identified him as the assailant including victim Mrs Lila L Hart and police and medical witnesses.

Justice of the Peace Charles G. Hyde Everett Eddie) Harry Reese Lila L. Hart Ree~se O. P. Bennett Larry Roe W. E. Packer H. H. Hughart R. M. Pugmire Y. D. Black Gail Eastwood

Velez Plans Marriage To Harold Ramond

Mexican actress Lupe Velez announces plans to marry French actor Harold Ramond soon. She praises him as quiet and well educated with blue eyes and dark lashes, following her separation from former husband Johnny Weissmuller.

Hollywood Lupe Velez Harold Ramond Johnny Tarzan) Weissmuller

Gossett Addresses Idaho Grange Meeting

Gov elect Charles C. Gossett and a Democrat delegation made a brief appearance before the Idaho state grange convention in Boise. Gossett praised state master E. T. Taylor during the visit.

Boise Charles C. Gossett Idaho State Grange E. T.’. Taylor

Idaho Leaders Split on Third Term Ambitions

The report notes Ray McKaig of Boise and Taylor, both Republicans, opposing third and fourth terms. Taylor and McKaig supported Governor Dewey in the presidential race, while the Idaho master seeks a third term and McKaig has been named legislative committeeman multiple times.

Coeur d'Alene Ray McKaig Boise

Continuing War Costs and Vehicle Production Estimates

The article notes ongoing wartime costs totaling about 71 billion annually and highlights truck production priorities. Krug cites peacetime output around 7,500 heavy trucks yearly, with current targets above 8,000 monthly though output stands near 8,700 per month.

Krug

Decline in US horse and mule numbers continues

After more than two decades the population of horses and mules in the United States keeps shrinking. The trend shows a steady drop in livestock numbers, affecting farms, ranches, and related industries nationwide.

The United States

Carter's Little Liver Pills Advert 10c and 25c

An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to aid digestion by increasing bile flow. It claims relief from poor digestion and tiredness within about 30 minutes and urges buying at drugstores for 10 or 25 cents.

Nature Carter

Grandma's Penetro Salve Promises Home Pain Relief

A nostalgia driven ad touts Penetro salve based on a grandma idea using mutton suet plus five active ingredients. It claims to ease chest tightness and colds, soothe neuralgic and rheumatic pain, heal chapped lips and nostrils, and serve as a dressing for bruises and minor cuts, with druggists recommending it nationwide.

Grandma Penetro

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