Seattle arrest tied to Neb murder of carnival worker
Federal arrest of Henry Neil McCandless, 20, on a fugitive warrant after a blood stained car linked to David O. Martin’s murder was found in Pocatello Idaho. McCandless allegedly confessed to a drunken brawl killing Martin near Columbus Nebraska.
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N. McCandless
Pocatello
Idaho
Ross Park
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nebraska
F.B.I
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Martin
Columbus
Neb
Ray Reynolds
David O. Martin
Reynolds
Henry Neil McCandless
Texas State Penitentiary
Sheriff's Office
R. J. Roubidoux
Y. D. Black
Kearney
Ross Park Golf Course
Ben Peterson
Frank Golob
Yellowstone Highway
Earl Carr
Kodak
Margaret Golob
Carr
A. L. Oliver
Oliver
FBI
Wallace Mosley
Raiders Hit Jap Areas in Massive Air Campaign
The Twenty first bomber command said 117 square miles of Japanese urban industrial area were leveled by B 26 strikes. Recon photos show two square miles burned at Moji Sasebo Shimonoseki and Nobeoka. Navy privateers sank or damaged eight vessels while Corsairs over Kyushu downed eight fighters. Nimitz reported fleet air wing one destroyed 137 875 tons of shipping and damaged 138 000 tons plus 37 planes. MacArthur said Formosa alcohol production operations were cut by 90 percent.
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Associated Press
Twenty - First Bomber Command
Moji
Sasebo
Shimonoseki
Nobeoka
Japan
China
Kyushu
Sakishima
Formosa
Adm
Chester W. Nimitz
Fleet Air Wing One
Okinawa
Southwest Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Mako
Pescadores
Celebes
Java
Ma‘lang
Kan* Gean Islands
Tokyo
Singapore
Borneo
Heito
Shanghai
East China
Veterans of 45th Division Begin Homeward Move From Europe
SHAEF announced the 45th Thunderbird infantry division will redeploy to the United States. At Reims a large redeployment center processes about 134000 personnel as Antwerp port shipments accelerate to 1500 men daily, rising to 3000 by August 1.
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Fifth Infantry
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United Kingdom
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Assembly Command Area
45Th Infantry
Rooney Becomes Father Amid Military Duty
Hollywood star Mickey Rooney, now a corporal in the U S Army, and his wife Betty Jane Rose of Birmingham welcomed a seven pound six ounce boy at a Birmingham hospital. Both mother and infant are reported doing nicely. Rooney is stationed in Germany following their marriage last September after a brief courtship at Camp Siebert Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mickey Rooney
Betty Jane Rose
Rooney
Germany
Camp Siebert
Woman and Friend Indicted for Abusing Child in Baltimore
A 21-year-old mother and her male friend face assault charges after a 4-year-old boy showed more than 20 scars in court. Mrs Carl B. Sadler and Walter J. Schauer mann Jr were held on $1000 bail. The child reportedly was burned with cigarettes and scalded with hot water in their presence.
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Baltimore
Whder
Carl B. Sadler
Little Walter J. Schauermann, Jr
Michel J. Lucey
Sadler
Schauermann
Call Issued for Banking Condition Statements
The comptroller of the currency orders all national banks to report their condition as of the close of business Saturday June 30. Banks must file statements detailing assets liabilities and capital in a standardized format for examination and public record.
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Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
No Paper Wednesday The Pocatello Tribune
The Pocatello Tribune will not publish a paper on Wednesday due to the Fourth of July holiday and related observances.
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Pocatello Tribune
First American enters central Berlin as war nears end
Pfc. Harvey Natchees of the Ute Indian reservation becomes the first U S soldier to enter Berlin's center, riding with the veteran armored division. The scene in Unter den Linden draws tears from onlookers as U S troops advance into Russian-held areas.
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Berlin
Harvey Natchees
Ute
Zhlendorf
London
American Soldier in Berlin Encounters Hopeful locals and ruins
An American from Utah named Natchees travels postwar Berlin with a Red Army traffic cop and a girl from Sheepshead Bay. He visits Wilhelmstrasse and sees Hitler’s chancellery, discusses the bunker, and receives prewar Berlin postcards from a street vendor as Red Army crews repair streets near the cathedral.
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Kaiser’s Palace
Natchees
United States
U. S
Wilhelmstrasse
Red Army
Hitler
Berlin
King Leopold May Quit Abdication Rumors Circulate
A Belgian palace statement cited by an official news agency notes that consultations have ended and King Leopold III has asked Attorney General Cornie to speak with Regent Prince Charles and former Prime Minister Achille Van Aacker. Observers cite palace staff departing for St Wolfgang as supporting abdication rumors.
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Leopold 3Rd
Cornie
Prince Charles
Achille van Aacker
Leopold
St. Wolfgang
Timberwolves' Return to New York Welcomes 104th Division
Maj. Gen. Terry Allen, commander of the Timberwolves, greeted 6,493 veterans arriving by transport Monterey for redeployment to the Pacific. He praised the unit as a great fighting force and noted home plans would hinge on his wife’s views in El Paso, Texas.
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New York
Terry Allen
Timberwolf
Monterey
Pacific
Allen
Timber Wolves
el Paso
Tex
Alien
US May Take Goodyear Tire Factory
The government moved toward seizure of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co in Akron Ohio amid a 17 day strike by 16700 CIO workers. The War Labor Board sent the dispute to William H Davis for stabilization and ordered strikers to explain why the stoppage should end.
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Associated Press
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
War Labor Board
William H. Davis
Davis
United Bber
Goodyear Firestone Tire & Rubber
WLB
Washington
William Mapel
Publishers’ Association of New York
Dominick Alvina
Court levies damages against Wills sales firm and Ernest Wills
Federal Judge Chase A. Clark ordered Wills Sales company and Ernest J. Wills of Gooding to pay 4000 damages to the Office of Price Administration after the OPA filed suit for 4338.21 and costs over alleged violations of price controls in selling farm machinery to Gooding county farmers.
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Boise
Chase A. Clark
Wills Sales Company
Ernest J. Wills
Gooding
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Gooding County
Sheriff in Pickle Barrels Demands Summer Clothing
Rockford Illinois reports Sheriff Kirk S. King weigh 295 pounds squeezed into a pickle barrel to protest clothing shortages. He emerged wearing a lightweight sporty tropics suit after consulting a haberdasher. He plans to tell friends the tailor can fit them as well and questioned whether manufacturers limit summer cloth items.
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Rockford
Ill
Kirk S. King
King
Rockford Haberdasher
Kirk
Hogshead
OPA
Winnebago County Ration Board
Edwin Kotche
Kotche
Australians Break Through at Balikpapan in Borneo Invasion
Australian infantry seized part of the Balikpapan petroleum port in southeast Borneo after a two day assault. radio reports said airfields at Sepinggang and Manggar were captured and Lt General Morshead called the operation a strategic success while Tokyo warned of tighter food controls amid Allied bombing.
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Manila
South East Borneo
Balikpapan
Sepinggang
Manggar
Flyers Leave Shangri La in Papua Rescue Flight
Captain Cecil Walters led ten Filipino paratroopers to rescue a WAC and two airmen from a crashed plane in Shangri La valley. The glider landed safely at Hollandia airstrip after the mission spanning seven weeks. Walters praised the rescuers and noted two medics saved the wounded. rescued trio included Margaret Hastings and Kenneth Decker.
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Hollandia
New Guinea
Shangri-La
Cecil Walters
Wac
Walters
Grand Valley
Richard Archibald
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Archibald
Wac Corp
Margaret Hastings
Oswego
N. Y
Kenneth Decker
Kelso
Wash
Benjamin Bulato
San Francisco and Corp
Cantlo Ramirez
Ormoc
Leyte
P. I
John M. McCollom
Trenton
Bus Driver Targeted by Vengeful Blackbird at Rock Island
Edward Harkcom, a Rock Island bus driver, is daily dive bombed by a mother blackbird from the Arsenal area after he approached a nest. The bird has targeted him for weeks, while Harkcom continues to ignore the attacks.
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Rock Island, Ill
Edward Harkcom
Harkcom
Rock Island Arsenal Administration
Blackbird
Madame Blackbird
Yankees Trap Jap Units In Philippine Front
Allied forces and Filipino troops tighten around remaining Japanese units in the Philippines. In Mindanao the village of Waloe is ringed by advancing troops as Japanese remnants retreat toward regroupment. In Luzon, Filipino forces seize towns in the Cagayan valley while American infantrymen destroy enemy tanks and push remnants toward the Sierra Madre and Cordillera ranges near Baguio.
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Manila
Waloe
Agusan
Mindanao
Associated Press
Richard Bergholz
Eighth Army
Luzon
Cagayan Valley
Lal- Lo
Sierra Madres
Cordillera Mountains
Baguio
Douglas MacArthur
PriLucik Cox McLaughlin Williams Reach Idaho Semis
Defending champion Helen Prilucik of Buhl Mae Cox of Poca Tello Elene McLaughlin of Poca Tello and Mrs Muriel Williams of Boise advanced to the Idaho state women s golf championship semifinals. Second round results include Prilucik beating Rose Almquist 9 and 7 McLaughlin topping Ann Crages 4 and 2 Cox defeating Helen Gourley 2 and 1 and Williams downing Bess Craig 6 and 5.
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Helen Prilucik
Buhl
Mae Cox
Pocatello
Elene McLaughlin
Muriel Williams
Boise
Rose Almquist
Ann Crages
Idaho Falls
Helen Gourley
Mrs. Williams
Trim Bess Craig
Hottlelet Selects Potsdam as Site For Big 3 Meeting
CBS correspondent Richard C. Hottle reports from Berlin that the Big Three will meet in Potsdam just outside Berlin. American forces enter Berlin in a heavy rain, with tanks and armored units conducting a plain occupation as engineers and signal troops accompany the advance.
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Hottlelet
Potsdam
New York
Berlin
C.B.S
Richard C. Hottlelet
Aremored
Wl Hospital
Catenin
Peace Charter To Work If All Agree
The article argues the peace charter requires broad will to work and that no entity has power to enforce it alone. It notes the big three powers America Britain and Russia hold decisive influence and sovereignty remains intact as long as they stay united. It warns peace in Europe hinges on their solidarity amid a precarious balance.
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United States
United Nations
America
Britain
Russia
Europe
Niagara Falls
Strikers Lose Privileges In Akron Rubber Dispute
Washington reports the war labor board suspended shift premium and vacation provisions of its April 3 directive for 16,700 striking C I O rubber workers at Akron Ohio. Chairman Taylor warned possible discipline. Local 2 strikers refuse to return to work despite efforts. A concurrent Firestone walkout involves 17,000 workers.
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Washington
War Labor Board
C.I.O
Akron
Ohio
George W. Taylor
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
WLB
Rubber Workers Union
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Firestone
Pocatellan Advance Near Driggs Idaho Reported
Fragmentary text from a Pocatellan advance near Driggs Idaho mentions a captain and Henry Watson Hance with references to Yellowstone highway and locations in Idaho.
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Driggs
Idaho
Henry Watson Hance
Lowstone Highway
Pocatelloy
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Unter den Linden
Leopold May
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Goodyear Tire Factory
Leslie J. Morshead
Birdie
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