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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

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Resignation of Pocatello Police Chief Pugmire Listed

R M Pugmire resigns as Pocatello chief to attend a national police academy in Washington DC. He notes plans to return after the term and thanks officials and the public for cooperation. Details show his service since 1919 and rise to chief in 1937.

Puemuire Washington, D.C Pugmire Terrell Pocatello National Police Academy Federal Bureau of Investigation Washington, D. C

Taft Discusses Bases in Northern Ireland and Britain

Senator Taft charged the United States is building a naval air base for Great Britain in northern Ireland. He urged bases in northern Ireland and Scotland to free British troops and move US troops to the British Isles. He warned Iceland occupation could trigger broader troop deployments and called for congressional authority. The Senate naval committee planned to question Knox and Admiral Stark on reported combat with German ships.

Washington Taft Ohio Senate United States Great Britain Northern Ireland Willkie Scotland Iceland Congress Ohioan Ireland England Portugal Senate Naval Committee Knox Harold R. Stark Naval Operations United States Navy Walsh Mass Stark Wheeler Mont Prevence Weing Atlantic Wendell L. Willkie Capitol Hill Wheeler D Britain Winston Churchill

Illness Fatal To Writer Grace Wagner Dies at 33

Grace Wagner 33 a Blackfoot clubwoman and longtime correspondent for The Pocatello Tribune Idaho Falls Post Register and Salt Lake Tribune died this afternoon at her parents home in Blackfoot after a recent operation in Salt Lake City. She was active in Blackfoot women’s clubs and youth welfare work. Survived by parents and two brothers Harold of Pocatello and Edward of California. Funeral plans unavailable.

Blackfoot Grace Wagner Pocatello Tribune Idaho Falls Post-Register Salt Lake Tribune H. A Wagner Salt Lake City Blackfoot Women's Club Harold Wagner Pocatello Edward Wagner California

Utah Kills 88 in Fatal Traffic Toll

Two people died in traffic accidents raising Utah’s fatality total to 88 for the year. R N Dearden Bush, 30, died after a radiator incident near Saltair road junction. Joyce Oliver, 5, daughter of Harrison Oliver of Mona, died after running from hay toward an approaching car.

Salt Lake City R. N. Dearden Bush Saltair Road Bush Joyce Oliver Harrison Oliver Mona

When Does Shooting Start Capital Wants to Know

Washington July 10 The Atlantic fleet shooting question looms as lawmakers debate if orders to fire were issued and how far patrols would go. Knox avoids a direct interpretation while Willkie endorses Iceland occupation and Churchill voices concern over the forecast. Senate naval committee to consider an inquiry into reports of clashes with German units.

Washington United States Iceland Senate Naval Committee U. S Navy Knox Willkie Britain Walsh Mass Wheeler Atlantic Patrol Taft Ohio Pepper Fla White House Churchill

Governor to Free Woman in Idaho Manslaughter Case

Governor Chase A. Clark prepared papers for the reprieve of 19 year old Mrs. Flossie Phillips who is serving a state prison term for manslaughter. He will sign after contacting Bishop David G. Hyde of the Shoshone Latter Day Saints church who agreed to provide Mrs. Phillips a home. Mrs Phillips and her brothers Joseph Sanders 21 and George Sanders 17 pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of their father Charles Sanders 48 on Feb 1. Joseph received 5 to 10 years, George and Mrs Phillips 1 to 10 years. Chester Phillips 23 husband of Mrs Phillips was later sent to a state hospital. Charles Sanders body was found in a southern Idaho desert over a year ago after coroner’s jury ruled death by thirst and starvation.

Boise Chase A. Clark Flossie Phillips David G. Hyde Latter Day Saints Church Hyde Clark Phillips Joseph Sanders George Sanders Shoshone Charles Sanders Chester Phillips State Hospital South Blackfoot Idaho

National League scores at Brooklyn and Boston hits

Cincinnati defeats Brooklyn 8 to 1 in Brooklyn with Vander Meer Moore Beggs Lombardi Higbe and Owen. Chicago 6 to 1 over Boston at Boston. St. Louis at New York night game. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia night. American League Boston at Detroit postponed. Washington at Chicago night. New York at St. Louis night. Philadelphia at Cleveland night. Utah weather partly cloudy with thunder showers in the south mountains and continued warm.

Brooklyn Cincinnati Vander Meer Moore Beggs Lombardi Higbe Owen St. Louis New York Utah

Utah Fires Warden and Two Deputies Dismissed

Salt Lake City July 10 Acting state fish and game department director W C Crump announced Deputy Game Ward ens R S Perry and Clarence Chick Evans have been dismissed. Perry served 24 years and Evans seven. Crump cited orders from new commissioners and gave no reason.

Salt Lake City W. C. Crump State Fish and Game Department R. S. Perry Clarence Chick) Evans Perry Evans Crump

Haze Lingers Over City Amid Heat Wave Forecasts

Weather brief notes hazy skies settling over the city with a high near 86 and a low around 59. Forecasters expect continued fair conditions tonight and Friday while authorities report a smoky haze from nearby grass fires and CCC crews deployed to control a blaze on Bannock Creek near the Indian reservation.

Pocatello Bannock Creek

Roosevelt names new U S attorneys and marshals

Washington July 10 President Roosevelt announced the reappointment of several United States attorneys and marshals including John A. Carver for Idaho Thomas J Morrissey for Colorado and Carl C Donaugh for Oregon in a routine personnel move.

Washington Roosevelt United States John A. Carver Idaho Thomas J. Morrissey Colorado Carl C. Donaugh Oregon

Chile Feels Quake Hits Arica Region at Dawn

A strong earthquake was felt in the Arica region of northern Chile at dawn with no immediate reports of casualties or serious damage.

Santiago Chile Arica

French Leave Beirut to English Army Evacuation

Beirut evacuated by Vichy troops under General Dentz as Australian forces prepare to occupy the city. British claim success at Damour and renewed air raids across the region and in Europe as armistice terms remain unsettled.

Beirut Ankara Turkey Henri Dentz Middle East Vichy France Syria Lebanon Britain Damour Reuters

Car Collision Injures 10 Near Pocatello

Ten people were injured in a crash on a Portneuf hill curve six miles southeast of Pocatello at 9 a m. The Fisher party from Elmhurst and Yonkers were taken to General Hospital for treatment while the Shelton group from Dayton Ohio received minor cuts at the scene. Damage included a wrecked Fisher car and a Shelton car valued at about $100 a state police report blamed excessive speed on the curve.

General Hospital Portneuf Hill Pocatello Madaline Fisher Nicholas J. Fisher Elmhurst Long Island Emma William Parrenkoff Yonkers New York Fred E. Shelton, Jr Mary Shelton Shirley Shelton Stella C. Shelton Elva E. Shelton William Shelton, Jr Dayton Ohio Thomas Albaugh Fisher Shelton

Moose Open State Meeting Begins in American Falls

The three day Moose convention opens in American Falls with delegations from Pocatello Rupert Twin Falls Boise and others attending. A pep rally and Friday parade with ox team Indians and a miniature U P train are planned along with prizes totaling 35 dollars.

American Falls American Palis Tocay Arthur Kelly Elko Nev Becatelio

House defeats amendments on draft deferment bill

The House rejected amendments to the draft deferment bill aimed at giving President Roosevelt authority to restart production at a defensed plant and to shield workers returning to work. A separate vote nearly tied saw defeat of a proposal to empower Roosevelt to seize defense plants if management refused mediation. Turkish authorities ordered six French naval vessels from Beirut to leave within 24 hours or be disarmed and interned.

Washington House Roosevelt Ankara Turkey Beirut

Hitler Presses Northern Front as Syria Armistice Looms

Nazi forces renewed assaults on the Leningrad front seeking a break in the Stalin line while Bolsheviks claim resistance. In Syria, France asks Britain for armistice terms, potentially granting Britain control of a strategic pivot in the war and shaping future Allied strength.

Associated Press Moscow Leningrad Red Army England Egypt Hitler Suez Canal Mussolini Russia Stalin Line Baltic Sea Baltic Maginot Line France Syria London Britain

U S Demands Release of All Citizens

The United States seeks immediate repatriation of Americans held by the Nazis or detained in Germany Italy and Nazi dominated Europe. The State Department warns that if axis nationals are not allowed exit Americans may be denied entry for German and Italian citizens. About 660000 Italians and 330000 Germans reside in the U S with many seeking citizenship. Also listed are 21 American ambulance drivers two war correspondents and two consular staff held by the Axis.

Russia Salla Washington United States Germany Italy Europe State Department Nazi Europe West Point America Atlantic New York Netherlands France Greece Yuglosavia Czechoslovaky Belgium Denmark Norway

Open Bids on ISU Work

John R. Nichols reports bid openings set for July 15 at 2 p m for the vocational building contract on the ISU campus and for the balcony in Frazier hall. July 25 bids will be opened for the new pharmacy building. Architect names include Paradice Jr Poocatello and Wayland Fennell Boise. Bids open in the state public works office.

John R. Nichols Idaho Southern University Palo Alto Calif Herbert Hoover Wayland and Fennell of Boise Pharmacy Sundberg & Sundberg Idaho Falls State Commissioner of Public Works

Aluminum Idaho store seeks aluminum donations for defense effort

Aluminum Idaho Lumber & Hardware Co at 427 East Center announces a large container to receive aluminum pots pans and other items for the national defense program. Qualifying play for the women's Red and Blue tournament must be completed at the city golf course by Friday afternoon with drawings that evening per Virginia Cruse president of Somens going.

Idaho Lumber & Hardware Co Bistline’s East Center Virginia Cruse The Somens

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Akureyri Navy Department U. S. Navy R. M. Puemire Robert M. Terrell Robert M Pugmire City of Pocatello Berlin Galicia J. T. C. Moore-Brabazon House of Commons RAF RK. M. Pugmire Senator Taft Boston R. H. E. Chicago Olsen McCullough Javery Pittsburgh Philadelphia American League Detroit Chicago Cleveland Bud E. N. Warner CCC Syracuse Sicily Naples Levant Bulletins War Department Ben Lear Memphis Tenn U.S By Lloyd Lehrbas
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