Lindbergh Answers Europe Debate at San Francisco Rally
Charles A. Lindbergh urged an independent American destiny at an overflow mass meeting by the American First Committee. He favored allying with England or Germany over Soviet Russia and warned against English propaganda while praising American resilience. The event drew 12,000 indoors and thousands more outside with Anne Morrow Lindbergh and speakers Kathleen Norris Lillian Gish and Idaho Senator Clark.
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United States
Expenditure Exceeds Income by Five Billion Dollars
The treasury reported last fiscal year spending of 12.71 billion dollars, with 6.05 billion for defense, 5.10 billion above income. It cites vast increases in spending and revenues and outlines a projected 22.27 billion dollar outlay for defense in the coming year and roughly 12.5 billion in revenues to meet a deficit near 9.77 billion.
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British Move Wavell To New Position
Britain shifted Gen Archibald Wavell from Egypt to command in India and installed Gen Claude Auchinleck in Egypt. The move, amid war news from Africa and Europe, sparked speculation about Hitler’s plans and the fate of India as Luftwaffe and U boat actions continued.
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Associated Press
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Archibald P. Wavell
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India
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Rotary Installs Officers After Denver Convention Reports
W. E. Bills was installed as president and Ernest Johnson as secretary at a Rotary meeting on Tuesday. L. R. Thomas Paul DeMordaunt and L. J. Green reported on the Denver international convention. Bills’ election followed the resignation of a member due to ill health.
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Ernest Johnson
Rotary
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Estate near probate for Samuel Oliver in Bannock county
A petition for probate of community property filed in Bannock county probate court by Eva M. Oliver connects to the estate of Samuel Oliver who died January 4 1939 in Pocatello. Heirs listed are Eva M. Oliver widow Wanlyn Oliver Ottenheimer of Mountain Home and Monica Jane Oliver of Pocatello.
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Bannock County
Eva M. Oliver
Samuel Oliver
Wanlyn Oliver Ottenheimer
Mountain Home
Monica Jane Oliver
Hogs Bring Record 10.60 Sale Price in Bannock County Pool
A Bannock county hog pool paid 10.60 per hundred for tops marking a record price. The Grace shipment of 311 hogs weighing 72 240 pounds earned 7332 09 from Cudahy company with 252 tops included.
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Wm. Dean Boyle
Grace
Cudahy Company
Japan reveals policy amid world crisis in wartime secrecy
Tokyo announces a grave global emergency with East Asia directly affected. Foreign Minister Matsuoka warns of developing crisis while government keeps the policy details secret. Domei notes action will reveal the course. German Italian and Russian envoys seek clarification after the statement.
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Funeral for George Mabey in Berkeley
Harold Hinckley secretary of the Pocatello Elks lodge reports from Pittsburg Calif that the funeral of George Mabey former Bannock County sheriff for three terms will be held Thursday at Burk's mortuary in Berkeley Mabey was a 22 year member of Pocatello lodge No 674 B P O Elks Since the lodge organization 310 members have died and 167 are buried in Pocatello
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Pocatello Elks Lodge
Pittsburg
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George Mabey
Bannock County
Burk's
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Mabey
Pocatello Lodge
B. P. O. Ellis
Hinckley
Pocatello
Timber Sale Held In Abeyance In Boise Probe
The state land board ordered a 16 900 000 foot timber sale near Priest River in Bonner county placed on hold while an investigation reviews legality amid concerns bids were not competitively sought. The sale was approved April 9.
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Banks Close Saturday In Pocatello For Fourth Of July
Banks and city and county offices will be closed Saturday in observance of the July 4 holiday. Business houses will be open as usual.
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Firemen Respond to Two Grass Fires on South Main
The fire department battled two grass fires in the 500 block of South Main Street this afternoon. One call came in at 12:01 p m and the second at 1:15 p m.
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Eight Get Licenses In Idaho Engineering Exams
The Idaho state board of engineering examiners announced eight men passed written exams held April 18-19 for state engineering and surveyor licenses. Land surveying licenses went to Harvey Davis Boise Robert H Dunn Wallace Herbert A Heron Grangeville Gordon B Peck. civil engineering licenses went to Walmar Dehlin Boise John W Fothergill Caldwell Gordon M Hawkes Mountain Home. Walter F Hereth Lewiston received an agricultural engineering license.
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Idaho State Board of Engineering Examiners
Raymond J. Briggs
Harvey Davis
Robert H. Dunn
Wallace Herbert
A. Heron
Grangeville
Gordon B. Peck
Walmar Dehlin
John W. Fothergill
Caldwell
Gordon M. Hawkes
Mountain Home
Walter F. Hereth
Lewiston
Booth Celebrates Fireworks Fire Damages Storefront Display
A small boy with a lighted punk started a fire at F. C. Kesler’s display of fireworks on a table outside his Bridge and Pine Streets store. Firemen said the fireworks were badly damaged but did not ignite the store contents, though an awning burned.
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Bridge and
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Wales
Houmer Hopkins
Twins Born at General Hospital in City
This morning at General hospital a boy and a girl were born to Mr. and Mrs. James G. Jenks of 258 Wayne Avenue. Earlier births include a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ogle of 1527 South Second Avenue on Tuesday night, a girl to Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Ingram of 1022 West Clark on Tuesday afternoon, and a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Partner of 425 West Carter today.
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Wayne Avenue
General Hospital
Walter Ogle
South Second Avenue
L. P. Ingram
West Clark
Mrs. Dale Partner
West Carter
Union Fists Fly in San Francisco Hotel Union Clash
About 1,000 people involved in a jurisdictional dispute between two hotel workers unions. Over 400 C. I. O. members tried to storm an AFL meeting. Ten police cars responded as fights spilled into corridors and streets. order was restored.
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San Prancisco
Deer Visits Ranch Near Pleasant Valley Farm
Henry Mayer and son Emil of Pleasant Valley district caught a year old deer in their wheat field near American Falls. The animal was in good condition and the Mayers tried to contact the game warden to avoid shooting it. Deer are not usually seen this far down at this season.
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Henry Mayer
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Pleasant Valley District
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Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered showers
A weather note shows scattered showers in the northern highlands tonight and Thursday. Temperatures dip slightly on Thursday as clouds linger over elevated areas.
Soviet Army in Chaos as 160000 Russians Taken
Berlin dispatch reports that Soviet forces face “unbelievable chaos” with 160,000 Russian prisoners captured. In New York, DiMaggio belts his 18th homer to extend a 45 game slugging streak and surpasses Willie Keeler with 100 hits on the season.
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Giermian High Comimianmi
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Heber Newsome
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Willie Keeler
Sox
Stan Spence
Jim Tabor
Joe
Airline Receives New Propellers at Western Air Lines
Jim Mackay, manager of the local airport, says Western Air Lines has received new and more efficient propellers for installation with service to resume on Thursday.
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Western Air Lines
Pocatello
Jim Mackay
Thursday Ladies Night At Halliwell Park
Ladies and girls club night features a meeting between Ogden and Pocatello clubs at 8:30 PM at Halliwell Park. An earlier notice incorrectly claimed girls and women would be Cardinal guests tonight.
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Ogden
Mercury Climbs To 80 Forecast Is Warmer
The day reached a high of 80 and a low of 51 as a warm spell continues with today tonight and Thursday forecast to stay fair and warm. The column notes fishing as a favored pastime and quips about weather talk.
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Fuehrer
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Order Defers Enrollment Of Older Men
Washington reports selective service broadens deferments by exempting men 28 and older from training. Only those aged 21 to 27 become liable for a year of army service, affecting about 8 million in the 28 to 36 range and easing future calls. Idaho boards will defer 28 year olds under national orders.
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Army
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
Boise
Idaho
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National and American Scores From Opening Day Matchups
New York and Boston split results with pitching, while Philadelphia tops Brooklyn in extra innings. Lehrman Danning Montgomery and Hoerst Beck Melton Livingston contribute key hits as Higbe Klinger face Cincinnati in a tight contest. Pittsburgh and Chicago also earn shutout wins with Derrineer Thompson Lompadri and Riedle in game action. Washington and Philadelphia tie in a low scoring affair as Newsome Wilson Potter Pytlak and Gomez lead the offense. Detroit at Chicago features a night game as the schedule proceeds.
Russians Claim Major Soviet Army Encirclement Near Bialystok
Reports from Nazi headquarters claim a large portion of Soviet forces east of Bialystok has been destroyed with about 400 000 troops encircled and 100 000 prisoners taken. They also report vast booty including 400 tanks and 300 field guns.
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Idaho Supreme Court rules against bond sale
Idaho Supreme Court, in a 3 to 2 decision, bars the State Department of Public Investments from purchasing $659,100 in bonds with endowment funds for state educational institutions. The ruling enjoins State Treasurer Myrtle Enking from selling bonds to the department, likely requiring advertisement for sale to the highest bidder.
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Idaho Supreme Court
State Department of Public Investments
Idaho
P. B. Kinvon
Myrtle P. Enking
State of
State Department of Public
Bert H. Muller
Department of Public Investments
Man Files Divorce Suit Over Desertion by Wife
James E. Valenty files in district court charging Mary R. Valenty deserted him October 6 1936. He says they married October 6 1936 at Ogden and that during his illness she neglected him, refused to attend him, and spent more time with other men than with him.
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James E. Valenty
Mary R. Valenty
Ogden
Boater Drops Plans for Salmon River Trip
Ernest Haycox of Portland Oregon will not travel by boat down the Salmon River this year due to an extended eastern trip. He informed Earl Murphy secretary of the state chamber of commerce about the change in plans. He had planned to enter at Salmon and proceed to Riggins.
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Ernest Haycox
Portland
Oregon
Salmon River
Earl Murphy
State Chamber of Commerce
Salmon
Riggins
runaway youth held by juvenile officer after trips
Officer reports 14 year old William Marrow a parolee from St. Anthony is in custody. The runaway has recently completed two trips to Salt Lake City and one to Idaho Falls.
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Tom Reddy
William Marrow
St. Anthony
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
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