Germans Set Goals As Kiev Moscow Leningrad in Drive
Washington July 14 The draft drawing next Thursday will be from the gold fish bowl used for the lottery in the World War and in the drawing last October. Selective service headquarter said Saturday a detail from the Legion National Guard of Honor and a detail of United States special police would go to Philadelphia to bring the bow from its repository in Independence Hall.
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Kiev
Moscow
Leningrad
Washington
Selective Service
Legion National Guard of Honor
United States Special Police
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Roosevelt Seeks Longer Guard and Selectee Service
President Roosevelt and congressional leaders agreed to seek prompt action to extend the service of selectees and National Guard members beyond one year. A proposal to allow draftees outside the western hemisphere was not discussed. hearings on extending service should begin immediately. General Marshall and lawmakers noted debates over keeping the three service classes and potential outside-hemisphere options.
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Washington
Roosevelt
National Guard
Hill
Ala
Military Committee
Western Hemisphere
White House
Senate
House
Marshall
Barkley
D. Ky
Congress
Wadsworth
United States
George C. Marshall
Army Chief of Staff
Cime
Hemisphere
Britain Ready for Continued Air War Says Churchill
Prime Minister Churchill told 6,000 London defense veterans in Hyde Park and a civil defense luncheon that Britain has begun a systematic bombing of German targets and will sustain it until the Nazi regime is extirpated. He warned there can be no truce with Hitler and that Italy will share in RAF air strikes as London remains vigilant against further attacks. He praised Londoners for resilience and vowed that British air power now is stronger than Germany’s and will stay so.
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London
Britain
Churchill
Hyde Park
Germany
Hitler
Italy
RAF
Russia
Western
Royal Air Force
British Isles
United States
John Bull
Moscow
Berlin
Leningrad
Kiev
Bolshevists
Baltic
Red Navy
Fisher Brother Dies In Detroit At 63
Fred Fisher 63 co founder of Fisher Body corporation died in Henry Ford hospital after weeks with heart ailment. Survived by wife and brothers. executives of Fisher Body joined at bedside. He began work in his father’s Norwalk blacksmith shop as the seven Fisher brothers rose with the horseless carriage.
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Detroit
Fred Fisher
Fisher Brothers
Fisher Body Corporation
Henry Ford Hospital
Fisher
Fred
Norwalk
Two men arraigned on liquor stamp charges before U S Commissioner
Cosmos Napell and Joe Ges waldi appeared before U S Commissioner Albert Trimming charged with selling intoxicating liquor from unstamped containers. They were bound over to the federal grand jury on bonds set at $250 each.
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Cosmos Napell
Joe Geswaldi
U. S
Albert Trimming
Federal Grand Jury
Nazi Official Misses Boat Seeks Halt then Sails On
In San Francisco on July 14 Fritz Wiedemann and Dr Hans Borchers failed to board the Japanese liner Yawata Maru with their staffs and families. They feared seizure without British safe conduct. Wiedemann requested the ship turn back and sought transport, but the captain refused. The Yawata Maru sailed, with German officials planning to transfer to the Tatuta Maru on July 31.
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San Francisco
Fritz Wiedemann
Hans Borchers
Washington
Wiedemann
Adolf Hitler
Tokyo
Cat at L A home yields unexpected litter of opossums
George Hanson built a bed in the parlor for a family cat and woke to a surprise three opossum kittens. Neighbors identified the mother as an opossum not a cat. The newborns were seen in the marsupial pouch, startling the household.
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Los Angeles
George Hanson
Britain Ramps Bombing As War Front Shifts
Churchill says the Royal Air Force is now bombing harder than Hitler’s raids on Britain, signaling intensified home production and U S aid. The piece contrasts Nazi claims of Soviet gains with Moscow’s denial as winter approaches and Germany risks a costly, two-front war.
Doctor Charles Pinkerton Dies in Salt Lake City
Utah physician Charles Frederick Pinkerton aged 65 who once led Holy Cross hospital staff died yesterday from coronary occlusion. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday.
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Salt Lake City
Charles Frederick Pinkerton
Holy Cross Hospital
Dixi
Horse Kills Child in Utah Pasture Accident
Infant Keith Joseph Hooley of Orem died after a horse kicked his perambulator. The 15 year old brother Richard Hooley rolled the infant into a pasture. the frightened horse overturned the buggy and struck the child.
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Orem
Utah
Keith Joseph Hooley
Leo Hooley
Richard Hooley
Keith
Richard
DiMaggio Extends Hit Streak With Infield Single
Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees extended his consecutive hitting streak to 54 games with an infield single in the sixth inning against the Chicago White Sox. The day’s scores include National League and American League results with hits by Sewell, Lopez, Hubbell, O'Dea, Olsen, McCullough, Highe, Owen, Moore, Turner, West, Krist, Nahem, Packett, Johnson, Warren, Livingston, Breuer, Stancey, Branch, Rosar, Rigney, Fresh, Wilson, Potter, Peacock, Feller, Desautels, Marchildon, Handley, Hayes, Bridges, Sullivan, Chase, Early, Niggeling, Ferrel.
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Chicago
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Watermelon Patch Yields War on Whiskey
Greensboro deputies on a dig in a watermelon patch uncover 52 one gallon jugs of illicit whiskey, each hidden under its own vine, turning a simple harvest into a law enforcement moment.
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Greensboro
N. C
Lava Springs hosts 300 at three day vacation camp
Nearly 300 men and women gathered at Lava Hot Springs for a three day vacation camp opening Sunday. District Judge Jay L. Downing urged calm deliberation on national problems as the program featured speakers from Idaho officials, educators, and religious leaders. The event runs through Tuesday noon with music and talks on topics from national heritage to youth and life’s worth.
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Lava Hot Springs
Jay L. Downing
Pocatella
Earl J. Glade
Salt Lake City
John E. Hayes
Twin Falls
National
Parent-Teacher Congress Magazine
Chase A. Clark
Walter H. Cleare
Pocatello
Frances Gallatin
Boise
E. T. Taylor
C. E. Roberts
Idaho
W. E. Shull
Moscow
Vivian R McConkie
The
National Relief Society
Idaho university to open bids for vocational building
Dean Joan R. Nichols of Idaho Southern University leaves tonight for Boise where Tuesday bids will be opened by the state commissioner of public works for two contracts. One covers the construction of a $53,000 vocational education building on the campus here and the other a $32,000 balcony in Frazier Hall.
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Joan R. Nichols
Idaho Southern University
Boise
State Commissioner of Public Works
Bulding
Frazier Hal
Bulldog stagger mystery alarms Charlestown town
Mrs. Allen Barnett appeals to a humane officer to trace who feeds her bulldog beer. The dog returns home intoxicated and reeking of alcohol, raising concern it may be harmed in traffic.
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Charlestown
Ind
Allen Barnett
Wife Fails Complaint in Local Court Assault Case
Anna Packer files charges in the court of Charles v Hyde alleging Joseph Packer struck her at 522 North Eighth. The defendant pleads not guilty.
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Anna Packer
Charles v. Hyde
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Packer
North Eighth
Dopsters Predict Mixed Weather With Old Saying Bemused
Weather forecast for Pocatello calls for fair skies and scattered clouds today through Tuesday with a high near 85 and a low around 50. A year ago the high was 96 and the low 56, prompting a playful assurance that old sayings carry weight if the rain arrives.
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Pocatello
H. T
Forger couple sought after bank of eastern Idaho checks
Sheriff E T Fillmore announced a red hot tip on two forgers who passed hundreds of dollars in checks stolen from Blackfoot Creamery. A man and woman matching the couple’s description were seen attempting two more checks at Ririe in a red car with Wisconsin plates. Deputy Ellsworth estimated the pair took 6000 to 7000 dollars in eastern Idaho over the Fourth of July weekend, with over 600 dollars in Idaho Falls.
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Rigby
Idaho
Blackfoot Creamery Company
E. T. Fillmore
Ririe
Wisconsin
Harry Meppen
Bonneville
Idaho Falls
Bryan Ellsworth
Utah Toll in 1941 Traffic Deaths Rises to 93
Utah records show 93 traffic fatalities by July 14 1941 after the death of a one year old boy. Floyd Vandrey of Draper died when struck by a truck and his brother 11 was injured. Driver Ralph Mitchell 29 of Draper involved. investigation follows as boys were on the highway shoulder.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Floyd Vandrey
Draper
O. P. Howard
Ralph Mitchell
Howard
Vandrey
Eldred Cleverly
Eldred, Jr
Weekend Forecast Notes Light Rain Noted
Weather outlook shows mainly clear skies tonight through Tuesday with a few afternoon clouds and scattered thunderstorms developing over southeast mountains. Temperatures remain steady with little fluctuation.
German forces smash line and push toward Kiev
German spokesmen claimed major Soviet defenses broken as Nazi units pierced the Stalin line at Apachka and drove toward Kiev and Leningrad. Finnish troops reportedly broke through Russian positions. Syria ended with armistice signed at Acre.
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Associated Press
Apachka
Pskov
Berlin
Russia
DNB
Finland
Syria
Acre
Palestine
Claude Auchinneck
Middle East
Kiev
Ukraine
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Karelia
Lake Ladoga
Leningrad
Ankara
Turkey
Moscow
Red Capital
Gorki
Accident Probe Continues In Potts Death On Railroad Line
Investigation into the death of Seymour F. Potts 36 brakeman for Union Pacific who was crushed when dragged by an eastbound freight near Bliss while repairing a brake. Potts born 1905 Parsons Kansas lived in Pocatello with widow Esther McMasters Potts and his family.
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Seymour F. Potts
Union Pacific Railroad
Main Street
Pocatello Division
Potts
Bliss
McHan Mortuary
Pot
A. J. Williams
Pocatello
Will F. Crisman
R. Commons
Isaac C. Packard
Mr. Potts
Parsons
Kan
A. F
Ella Hunt Gregg Potts
Nampa
Montpelier
Esther McMasters Potts
George Potts
H. E. Garner
Evelyn Potts
Ann Miner
Bakersfield
Calif
Emma H. Gregg
Topeka
Kansas
Driver Avoids Horse In Rollover Near Blackfoot
J. L. Craig escaped with slight bruises after his car overturned six miles north of Blackfoot when he swerved to miss a horse. Passenger Bill Terrell suffered no injuries.
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J. L. Craig
Blackfoot
Craig
Bill Terrell
Little C Weather Update Tonight and Tuesday
Tonight and Tuesday look cooler with a slight temperature drop. Scattered afternoon thundershowers are expected over mountains, bringing brief showers in the vicinity of higher terrain.
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By DeWitt MacKenzie
Pittsburgh
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Lopez
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O'Dea
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Olsen
McCullough
Highe
Owen
Cincinnati
Boston
Moore
Turner
West
Erickson, Johnson and Mass
St. Louis
Philad'Iphia
Krist, Nahem
Packett
Johnson
Warren
Livingston
American
Breuer
Stancey
Branch
Rosar
Rigney and Fresh
Cleveland
Wilson, Potter and Peacock
Feller and Desautels
Marchildon, Handley and Hayes
Bridges and Sullivan
Chase and Early
Niggeling and Ferrel
Lava Spring
Blackfoo
L.ds. Singing Mothers Chorus
Ruby Johnson
Catherine Childs
Bancroft
Ralph Hobson
Ralph Stucki
Parley Thorderson
Dopsters
By H. T
Stah Weather
Latvian
Philippe Petain
France
Lenigrad
Holland Radio
Paul Joseph Goebbels
Max Prec
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