Soviet Forces Drive Toward Odessa Warsaw Rail Link
Moscow reports Soviet spearheads push toward the Odessa Warsaw railway as 50 000 German troops are annihilated in a broad offensive. Ukrainian armies press near Dnieper bend and Sarny while Berlin cites battles over Kerch and Sarny with no Soviet confirmation.
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Ivan S. Konev
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Kerch
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Berlin
Sarny
Old Poland
Ukraine
Odessa - Warsaw
Smela Gap
Governor to Speak Here at Pocatello Chamber Dinner
The Pocatello chamber of commerce hosts its annual dinner at Bannock hotel on Wednesday at 7 featuring Governor C. A. Bottolfsen. Toastmaster R. J. Comstock Jr and a music program with University of Idaho performers highlight the evening.
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Pocaello Chamber of Commerce
Bannock Hotel
C. A. Bottolfsen
R. J. Comstock, Jr
R. F. Goranson
Willard Walters
J. C. Gardner
University of Idaho Southern Music Department
L. G. Conlan
University
Bert F. Stone
Naval Air Cadets
Walter E. Brown
Naval Ordnance Plant
Marshall Bonner
Pocatello Army Air Base
Metlen Safe In England Returns To Unit
Sg t Robert W Metlen son of Mr and Mrs R L Knowlden of 541 N Arthur is safe and back with his unit in England He was reported missing on Oct 20 In letters received by his parents Monday the first letters since Oct 19 Metlen wrote he was back in England for Christmas and had received two packages sent him On Dec 22 he was reported safely interned in a neutral country A graduate of Pocatello High School Metlen studied forestry at the University of Idaho Southern before entering service in October 1942
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Robert W. Metlen
R. L. Knowlden
N. Arthur
England
Metlen
Pocatello High School
University of Idaho Southern
German blockade runner scuttled after chase near Brazil
O Globo reported a German blockade runner scuttled by its crew on January 3 while pursued by American and Brazilian forces. Fourteen forty five crewmen were interned at a northeastern Brazilian base, while an official statement claimed the ship was sunk by U S and Brazilian ships and aircraft en route to Japan with contraband.
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Brazil
O Globo
Japan
Germany
Contaband
Halsey vows constant strikes until Tokyo falls
Admiral William F. Halsey Jr said the Japanese fleet is crippled and the United States will press and hit relentlessly until Tokyo is occupied. He urged the American public to accept no peace until Tokyo is reached, noting American forces hold superiority in air, sea, and land.
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William F. Halsey, Jr
Tokyo
South Pacific
Halsey
Pacific
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Draft Boards Rush Work Under New Selective Service Rules
Washington announced new selective service rules prompting Idaho draft boards to accelerate processing. Brig. Gen. M G McConnell said the February preinduction call will be nearly twice as large as any prior, with the March quota built from it. The new physical exam requirement and 21 day wait between exam and induction complicate timelines.
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Boise
Washington
M G. McConne
Idaho
McConnel
Senate freezes social security tax at 1 percent
The senate voted to extend the social security payroll tax through 1944 at 1 percent for both employers and employees. President Roosevelt’s national service bill faced cool reception in Congress with Senator Johnson predicting it could not pass committee and Chairman May saying he remains not in favor.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Congress
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Colorado
Senate Military Affairs Committee
May
Kentucky
House Military Committee
Republicans Fix Chicago Convention Dates for June 26
The Republican national committee approved holding the convention in Chicago starting June 26 to nominate the presidential and vice presidential candidates. A voice vote set the date after a debate over June 25. They also backed resolutions to protect ballot integrity and postwar American markets from surplus, distressed goods and shady deals.
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Chicago
Williams S. Linell
Maine
Harrison Spangler
J. Russel Sprague
New York
Mason Owlett
Pennsylvania
Blackfoot Hospital Inmate Escapes In Handcuffs
Major Booth, longtime inmate at Blackfoot state hospital, slipped away yesterday afternoon wearing only handcuffs. The temperature stood 10 below zero, and officials fear he had outside help and may now be sheltered by unknown clothing. This marks the hospital's second escape in a little over a week.
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Booth
Blackfoot State Hospital
State Hospital
Utah Bartender Held for Trial in City Murders
Patrick McGrath, 42, a bartender at a Salt Lake City air base officers club, was ordered held for district court trial on a first degree murder charge after a preliminary hearing. He is accused of shooting Leon West, 13, on New Year's morning at the base officers club.
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Sat Lake City
Patrick McGrath
E. G. Foxey
McGrath
Salt Lake City Army Air Base
Leon West
Ships and planes smash at Jap supply lines in Pacific actions
Allied forces and aircraft pounded Japanese shore installations and barges near Saidor and Madang in the New Guinea region as PT boats hit seven enemy troop barges. Air forces swept Nanmon, Solo Mon, New Britain and New Guinea while Japanese raids struck at Saidor and Madang.
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Southwest Pacific
United States
New Guinea
Saidor
Gals Point
Solomons
New Britain
Marshalls
Madang
U.S Sixth Army
Woolgrowers Meet Set for January 16 18 in Boise
Winder of Craig Colorado president of the National Woolgrowers association will be a principal speaker at the Idaho Woolgrowers 51st annual convention January 16 to 18 in Boise. Gov. A Bottolfsen will speak at the banquet January 17 and a series of committee meetings and auxiliary sessions will follow.
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G. N. Winder
Craig Colo
National
Woolgrowers' Association
Idaho Association
M. C. Claar
Winder
Martin optimistic on jet propulsion in commercial planes
Glenn L. Martin said the jet propulsion principle used in the army’s new experimental combat plane holds a very definite future in civilian aviation as well as military. He noted current high fuel consumption but predicted that jet propulsion, once developed beyond the experimental stage, will offer higher speed for the same fuel. He added that propeller planes will always have advantages, but jet propulsion provides extremely high speed.
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Glenn L. Martin
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Glenn L Martin Company
Six Get Licenses in Salt Lake City Marriages
Six marriage licenses were issued in Salt Lake City today. Luther B. Nichols Jr. 20 and Ruth Adeline Marcus 18 from Har man Louisiana and Driggs Idaho respectively. William Henry Holder 21 Irvin North Carolina and Florence Louise Johnston 18 Tetonia Idaho. Ver Woodrow Perkel 26 and Nora Turner 20 both of Wilder Idaho.
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Luther B. Nichols, Jr
Harman
Ruth Adeline Marcum
Driggs
Idaho
William Henry Holder
Irvin
N.C
Florence Louise Johnston
Tetonia
Ver Woodrow Perkel
Nora Turner
Wilder
Marines Seek Used Skates for Naval Plant Rink
Marines request donated skates from the public to stock a small rink at the naval ordnance plant. Brought to the chamber of commerce or USO, skates will be issued to Marines stationed there, with the plea that donations come immediately.
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USO
Naval Ordnance Plant
Four-room Longfellow School Burns in Emmettsville
The four-room two-story Longfellow school built in 1885 as Emmettsville's first school burned down early today. Supt. Howard Edwards valued the loss at about 5000 dollars. It housed vocational radio training, with much of the loss in radio equipment owned by the federal government. Sheriff Boise Riges and Fire Chief Andrews said the cause is undetermined.
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Longfellow
Emmettsville
Howard Edwards
Andrews
Boise Riges
Sherif
Allied pincers Close on Cassino. Axis position under pressure
Allied forces tightens around Cassino as Fifth Army drives toward Cervaro and Mount Pedro. Air and sea actions flare across Italian fronts with bombings on Sofia and naval damage to German schooners. American troops near Mt Rocchio and Mt Di Piperia push toward the Cassino area while British troops secure Mount Pedro.
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Cassino
Rome
Cervaro
Balkan
Sofia
Civitanova
Ancona
San Benedetto
Mt Rocchio
Mount Pedro
Mount di Piperia
Sherburn High Slacks Rule Faces Court Action
In Sherburn Minnesota parents threaten legal challenge over the school board ban on girls wearing slacks in classrooms. The board and opponents have each hired attorneys as the dispute on attire heads toward the courts.
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Sherburn
Minn
Sherburn High School
E. E. Johnson
Johnson
Weather Summary for Pocatello and Vicinity
Cloudy conditions expected in southern portions tonight and Wednesday. Temperature changes minimal with high and low readings noted. Precipitation totals and sun data provided by the United States Weather Bureau at Pocatello Municipal Airport.
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Pocatello
United States Department of Commerce Weather Bureau
Unicipal
Russians Refuse Polish Territory Concessions in Moscow Broadcast
Moscow issued a formal statement rejecting Polish concessions and reaffirming Soviet claims to Ukrainian and White Russian lands annexed in 1939. The broadcast proposed the Curzon line as a basis for a new USSR Poland border, potentially leaving the USSR with most of prewar Polish lands. It urged Poland to join a Soviet alliance while condemning the exile government in London as ineffective.
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Germany
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Czecho-Slovakia
East Prussia
Pocatello Seeks Canning Help for 1000 Victory Gardens
Pocatello requests canning equipment for 1000 gardens sending a second appeal to William Kerr in Boise. Alfred Cordon, head of the local victory garden group, says no reply has been received to the first request. He notes 1943 food spoilage from slow canning and recalls a planned city kitchen that never materialized.
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Pocatello
William Kerr
Boise
Idaho
Alfred C. Cordon
Pocatello Victory Garden Group
Cordon
Victory Gardens
Colonel W W Brothers Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
The promotion of Major W W Brothers of Poccatelo to lieutenant colonel is announced. A former local surgeon, he now commands the allied base hospital at Algiers.
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W. W. Brothers
Poccatelo
Allied Base Hospital
Algiers
Roosevelt Names Five Point War Mobilization Program
President Roosevelt proposes a five point legislative program headed by a national service act to mobilize manpower and resources for war. Other measures include a realistic tax law continuation of renegotiation of war contracts a food cost law and reenactment of the economic stabilization act. He argues the act is needed despite allies’ success to ensure earlier victory and home economy stability.
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Congress
Roosevelt
German Report: Count Ciano and 4 Others Executed in Treason Trial
The German agency DNB reported Count Galeazzo Ciano was shot today after a treason conviction over voting to oust Benito Mussolini. Four co‑defendants Emilio De Bono Giovanni Marinelli Carlo Pareschi and Luciano Gottardi were also executed.
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London
Galeazzo Ciano
DNB
Benito Mussolini
Ciano
Emilio de Bono
Giovanni Marinelli
Carlo Pareschi
Luciano Gottardi
Grand Council
Tullio Ciannetti
Verona
Italy
Adm
Costanzo Ciano
Edda Mussolini
Vatican
Area Opposes Japs NAMPA (4) Residents protest relocation plans
Members of the Deer Flat Protective association near Nampa pass resolutions opposing the evacuation of loyal Japanese citizens from the west coast. They argue against federal plans or private settlement of evacuees in their farming community and warn this would be disfavored.
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NAMPA
Deer Flat
Extreme Cold Grips Intermountain Region
Weather bureau predicts no relief soon as subzero readings persist across Idaho Utah and Nevada with BoisePocatello Salt Lake City and Soda Springs recording deep freezes Idaho Falls at 11 below and American Falls 9 below while Salt Lake City logs 9 above and 14 below compared to yesterday Snow and fog affect western and eastern Utah as loggers report lingering frigid conditions across the intermountain area.
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Weather Bureau
Idaho
Lake City
Ogden
Idaho Falls
Twin Falls
Utah Power Company
American Falls
Soda Springs
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Ut Utah Capital
Base Locates Two Bodies in Bomber Crash at Acatello
Lt. Col. Marshall Bonner announced two more men killed in the Saturday night crash of a four engined bomber from Acatello Air Base. Second Lt. Lonnie L. Keepers of Aransas Pass Texas and Sgt. Louis H. Rinke of Lawton Va were identified bringing total dead to seven. The crash occurred about 9 10 p m during a combat training flight 40 miles northwest of the base. A board of officers is investigating and next of kin have been notified.
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Acatello
Marshall Bonner
Ponner
Lonnie L. Keepers
Aransas Pass
Texas
Louis H. Rinke
Lawton
Youth Under Bond In Federal Extortion Case
Rulon Grant Van Orden age 19 of Pingree was arrested Saturday and charged with extortion. He was released from the custody of Bingham county sheriff on $5 000 bond posted with A S Dickinson of Blackfoot U S commissioner. Van Orden waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the March term of federal court in Pocatello.
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Rulon Grant van Orden
Pingree
Bingham County
A. S. Dickinson
Blackfoot
U. S
Pocatello
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