Skier Killed as Utah Snowslide Near Alta
Nearly 200 workers search for Kenneth Wright Jr. after a vast snowslide in Rustler's Gulch engulfs his party. Four others escape. Wright’s body is likely buried under the 50 foot snow and debris as recovery continues. Wright is son of Kenneth K. Wright, prominent Utah engineer.
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Alta
Utah
Kenneth ©. Wright, Jr
Wright
Rustler's Gulch
Salt Lake City
Wasatch Mountain
James 8. McKay
Schuss
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake
Upper Basin
Rulon
Wayne Nichol
Robert Livingston
Jay Olsen
Max L. Paulman
Kenneth K. Wright
The
State Road Commission
Nazi Air War Claims 2000 Attacks on England in 1940 Review
Berlin reports 2000 air attacks on England since Aug 8 1940. Luftwaffe dropped 92 million pounds of high explosives and 3.52 million pounds of fire bombs in that period, claiming greater losses for Britain and boasting success against RAF defenses.
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Berlin
High Command
Luftwaffe
Airforce
England
Navy
Air Force
Britain
British Isles
French
Narvik
Norway
Pyrenees
London
Tourist Dies at Rainbow Cottage Camp in Idaho
A 56 year old Montana tourist, Charles Dickson, was found dead in a cabin at Rainbow Cottage Camp in Pocatello Idaho on Thursday afternoon. Coroner Arthur W Hall awaited a physician's report to determine cause as natural given testimony that Dickson had been ill since arriving Sunday. Buell, of Dillon Montana, reported both men worked for Poindexter and Orr Livestock and shared Portland Oregon address on baggage. sister Miss Lulu Dickson lives in Portland.
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Montana
Rainbow Cottage Camp
North Seventh Avenue
Bannock County
Arthur W. Hall
Charles Dickson
John Buell
Dillon
Mont
Pocatello
Buell
Dickson
Hall
Pitty-first Street
Portland
Ore
Poindexter and Orr Livestock Company
Dillon, Mont
Lulu Dickson
Eleventh Avenue
Southeast
Smoot Reappears At Hotel After Hospital Treatment
Reed Smoot former U S senator and LDS church council of twelve apostle member returned to his Salt Lake City hotel today after hospital treatment for a shoulder injury from a fall.
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Salt Lake City
Reed Smoot
United States
Latter-Day Saints Church Council of 12 Apostles
Blackfoot suspects held over for Bannock County theft case
Justice of the Peace William J. Ryan says he will transfer to Bingham county the case of Joe Bond Harvey Lish Howard Lish and Merle Howell who were arrested in Blackfoot on a charge of bringing stolen goods into Bannock county around November 23. Also implicated are Charles Marshall in Pocatello and Dick Blackburn in Blackfoot. A local search warrant was issued and some stolen items were recovered.
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William J. Ryan
Bingham County
Joe Bond
Harvey Lish
Howard Lish
Merle Howell
Bannock County
Justice Ryan
Blackfoot
Charles Marshall
Pocatello
Dick Blackburn
Sedan Stolen From Rex Howard in City
Rex Howard of 905 North Garfield reports his Plymouth sedan stolen between 10 30 p m Tuesday and 3 30 a m Wednesday.
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Rex Howard
North Garfield
Army Needs Nurses Urgently for Army Reserve Duty
The War Department reports an urgent need for registered nurses to serve with the army reserves. This appeal seeks qualified nurses to fill reserve duty roles promptly.
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Washington
War Department
Call Calendar for Judge McDougall Opens Monday 10 A.M.
District court will convene at 10 a m Monday January 6 for calendar calls before Judge I E McDougall. The session will review pending matters and set schedules as needed in the district court.
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I. E. McDougall
Congress Ends Longest Peacetime Session in History
The 76th congress adjourned after a 367 day session with plans to reconvene for final business. Major enacted measures include nearly 17 billion dollars in peacetime appropriations and further defense and tax expansions.
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Washington
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Barkley
Rayburn
Prizes Offered for Bannock County’s First 1941 Baby
Po catello merchants in cooperation with The Pocatello Tribune and Idaho State Journal offer gifts for Bannock county’s first baby of 1941. Ten merchants provide prizes from infant shawls to furnace coal. Birth certificate signed by the physician must be shown at Tribune Journal offices with exact birth date and time.
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Bannock County
Pocatello Merchants
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Tribune-Journal
Idaho Weather Forecast Quiet Tonight With Clouds
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with increasing high cloudiness and continued cold temperatures into Friday. Strong high pressure keeps skies mostly dry and winds light across the region.
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Idaho
Car of Oscar Kohler Recovered After Theft Investigation
Sheriff reports Kohler's car seized September 13 by Constable Horrocks and stolen September 15 from the Jesse Chase garage. It has been found in Idaho Falls where it was traded to a buyer who had payments due to the finance company. Investigation continues. charges awaiting prosecutor decision.
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Oscar Kohler
al Horrocks
Jesse Chase
Idaho Falls
Alma Marley
Sheriff's Office
Kohler
Greeks Reach Near Klisura In Albanian Front Push
Greek forces report capture of heavily fortified Italian positions north of Klisura with prisoners and artillery. Italian counterattacks are repelled as Greeks seize new heights in bad weather while driving toward Valona. In Bitolj Yugoslavia observers call the Valona and Elbasani area pivotal to the Albanian campaign as fighting continues.
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Klisura
Valona
Bitolj
Yugoslavia
Elbasani
Albania
Elbasano
Tirana
Druazzo
Bentley Returns to Oregon State College Student in Electrical Engineering
C. Bill Bentley, holiday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Finis Bentley, returned to Corvallis Oregon to resume studies in electrical engineering at Oregon State College. He is an honor student with top grades in his courses.
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Bill Bentley
Finis Bentley
Corvallis
Ore
Oregggs State College
Bentley
Oregon
Bulgarians Witnessing Troop Concentration May Bow to Germany
The only motor vehicle accident in Bannock county on New Year's Eve happened at 11:30 p.m near the Crystal market on highway 91. Jackie Jones of Pocatello drove a sedan into a flood light standard in front of the store while avoiding a car driven by Axel York from R F D 1 turning into the Crystal market driveway.
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Bannock County
Crystal Market
Jackie Jones
Pocatello
Jones
Elmer Terry
Axel York
Bannock seeks return of former judge extradition filed
Bannock County seeks the return of former Probate Judge Robert S. Callis to face embezzlement charges. He was arrested in Los Angeles on a murder suspicion after his son in law David F. Randolph was killed. Coroner’s jury absolved him of death responsibility. Callis resigned last July amid court fund shortages totaling 413.06. Extradition papers were filed with Los Angeles County Sheriff. Callis has not waived extradition.
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Los Angeles
Bannock
M. J. Rossiter
Bannock County
Robert S. Callis
Callis
David F. Randolph
Pocatello
Justice of the Peace
Charles W. Hyde
W. H. Jensen
E. W. Biscailuz
Los Angeles County
Rossiter
California
Trend Toward National Socialism Foreseen By Idaho Speaker
Dr. R. C. Stevenson of Idaho Southern faculty warned Ro tarians at their weekly luncheon that the United States trends toward national socialism an economy controlled by government. He cited agricultural policy RFC interest controls social security wage and hour law and predicted financial collapse and foreign trade readjustment. Musical interlude featured Ronald Neilson and his mother Mrs T R Neilson with Clarence Stephenson leading the club. Leroy Jones of Rowles Mack joined as member. guests included Russell Fereday M H Hoagland Donald Kissane Gary Merrill and Wesley Merrill.
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United States
R. C. Stevenson
Idaho Southern
RFC
Stevenson
Ronald Neilson
Chicago
T. R. Neilson
Clarence Stephenson
Leroy Jones
Rowles- Mack Company
R. H. Wells
Downey Armour Creamery Station Burglarized
Deputy sheriff Jack Marshall reports the Armour creamery station at Downey was broken into early Wednesday. Stolen items include $28.75 in cash and a five pill bottle and a check. No further details were provided.
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Jack Marshall
Downey
Armour Creamery
Bulgarian Premier Heads to Vienna Amid German Balkan Drive
Bulgarian Prime Minister Bogdan Filoff travels to Vienna amid a German buildup along the Romanian border. Observers expect talks on Bulgaria's role in a possible axis push toward Greece and the Dardanelles as King Boris may allow transit of German troops with little resistance.
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Yugoslavia
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Vienna
Bogdan Philoff
Adolf Hitler
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Romania
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