Hitler Offer May Justify Total War on England
The column weighs whether Hitler will offer peace terms to Britain to justify total war, noting Churchill's stance against parleys and the potential gains for Nazidom. It also covers the Hardy murder trial of Frances Hardy, detailing testimony, witnesses, and courtroom mood as the case nears verdict.
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England
Dewitt MacKenzie
Rome
Berlin
Churchill
Germany
Britain
Charles E. Hardy
Union Pacific
Frances Hardy
I. E. McDougall
Baseball Scores From Washington to Pittsburgh
American League games include Washington powering past Chicago and New York defeating Cleveland. Detroit split a doubleheader with Boston, while St. Louis and Philadelphia had rain delays. In the National League Chicago beat Brooklyn, with other games postponed by rain.
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Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Pocatello Ends Warm Spell With 86 Degree High
The city recorded a 86 degree high today as the federal weather bureau noted warm weather continuing. A 64 degree low was logged last night. last year the high reached 83. Forecasters predict fair skies Thursday with cooler temperatures tonight and a mostly cloudy Utah outlook with gradual warming.
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Pocatello
Federal Weather Bureau
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Wheeler Leads in Montana Senate Primary Race
Isolationist Senator Wheeler holds a wide lead over Harrison Freebourn as Montana's primary returns spill in. Wheeler 48,200 to 13,526 from 594 of 1195 precincts with Wheeler at Chicago for the Democratic convention.
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Burton K. Wheeler
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Wheeler
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Shelby
Jeannette Rankin
Missoula
Jacob Thorkelson
Butte
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Jerry J. O'Connell
Hamilton
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O'Connell
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Mansfield
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Melvin Holness
Billings
William M. Ruffcorn
Glasgow
Roy E. Ayres
Lewistown
Arthur F. Lamey
Havre
Ayres
Lamey
Sam C. Ford
Ford
Charles Hauswirth
Chiang Kai-Shek Warns Britain Over Burma Road Closure
Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek warned Great Britain that any move to link closing the Burma Road with Chinese-Japanese peace talks would aid Japan and harm China's friendship. He said Britain is mistaken if it believes closing the artery would shorten the war and asserted China will resist until territorial integrity is achieved. He doubted Britain would act against international law or prestige.
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Japanese Urge Action Against U.S. Marines
DETROIT July 17 A 12 year old boy Raymond DiClare wrote a ransom note to his foster parents hoping to buy a pony. He later admitted the plan, saying he anticipated sending a second note from a bunkhouse as part of his bid for the animal. The boy was found at an ice cream store after an all night vigil. Separately, Japan's leadership moved to form a new cabinet as tensions rise worldwide. Japanese residents in Shanghai pressed authorities to demand the disarming of U S Marines unless apologies were issued for alleged mistreatment of gendarmes on July 7. Germany and Britain faced war developments with air and naval actions across Europe and the Mediterranean as Hitler and Ciano prepared talks in Berlin. Emperor Hirohito summoned Prince Konoye to form a cabinet amid expansionist aims in the Orient. Royal Navy and Italian air actions continued with casualties and ship losses reported.
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T. D. Jones
Leonore Aiken
Pocatello
Union Pacific
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Sun Valley
Clarence M. Jeffery
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Fred Quinn
Bob Watson
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Britain agrees to close Burma road lifeline to China
Tokyo reports Britain formally agrees to end the Burma road arms and traffic lifeline to central China with Hongkong blockage from Jan 1. The pact also halts munitions in China via Burma for three months and calls for coordinated British, Hongkong, and Japanese actions to implement. Suma of Japan declined to comment on U S interest noting the accord involves no third power.
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Field Trial Men Meet In Pocatello Elks Temple
A meeting of the Southeastern Idaho Field Trial association is set for 8 pm Thursday in the library room of the Pocatello Elks temple. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming trials and organize participation among members.
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Southeastern Idaho Field Trial Association
Pocatello
Roosevelt contact sparks debate on Democratic platform
In Chicago the Democratic platform committee revisited a foreign policy plank after reports members spoke with President Roosevelt. Senator Pepper of Florida, a war aid advocate to Britain, was among those said to have contacted the White House. In St. Anthony Ida a 13 month old girl, Eleanor Brown, drowned in an irrigation ditch near Parker.
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Brown Farm
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Kentucky
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Chicago Baptist Association
Roosevelt Nomination Drive Surges At Democratic Convention
At Chicago Stadium delegates push for renomination of Franklin D. Roosevelt with rapid floor maneuvering and plans for a possible roll call. James Farley and Speaker Glass back a timed nomination while Pepper and Ryan press anti third term sentiment amid platform debates.
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Italians Lose Submarine in Eastern Med Front
Rome reports the loss of an Italian submarine and the capture of Kessan near Karmak in Anglo Egyptian Sudan. Moyale frontier post in Kenya falls to Italians while Libyan fronts repel a British attack. Alexandria air bombardment and Marsa Matruh Sidi Barrani strikes noted. Two British planes shot down over Malta and Ethiopian centers raided. One Italian plane missing after Malta air fight.
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Dionne Quintuplets Donate Ambulance to Red Cross
The Dionne quintuplets in North Bay announce a donation of an ambulance to the Canadian Red Cross. Their business manager Keith Munro said the order for the vehicle will be placed soon by the board.
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