Rain Bases Long Ordeal Facing Indian Dancers On Fort Hall Reservation
Indian Bannock Shoshone endurance ritual under rain at Fort Hall Idaho faces a three day sun dance ordeal. Dangers to sunrise ceremonies loom as rain drenches the crowd and sick and injured seek care during abstinent fasts. Fire and ritual warfare symbolism mark the ceremonies at Buffalo lodge Eagle lodge Bannock creek lodge with visitors admitted to witness the dawn sun dance and pleas for sun and healing.
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Fort Hall Reservation
Frank L. Grover
Fort Hall
Idaho
Buffalo Lodge
Eagle Lodge
Yellowstone Highway
Bannock Creek Lodge
Schiller
Oregon Trail
Wheeler Says Motley Crew Advises FDR
Senator Wheeler contends President Roosevelt bases foreign policy on five advisers Knox Stimson Ickes Hopkins and Frankfurter. He argues public opinion is ignored and warns policy may threaten democracy at home if the group continues. Churchill and royal refugees are named as part of the influence. He vows to keep us out of war if the president would pull a Wheeler.
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Washington
Wheeler
D-Mont
Roosevelt
Knox
Stimson
Ickes
Loaselead
Harry Hopkins
Felix Frankfurter
Supreme Court
Hopkins
Frankfurter
United States
Winston Churchill
Montana
Europe
Asia
Officer In Shorts At Broadmoor Golf Course
Lt Col A E Hawkin executive of the Oregon military district played in shorts at the Broadmoor golf course when spectators and four damsels reportedly yoohooed at him. The incident drew attention but was not of his doing according to the officer.
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Portland
Ore
A. E. Hawkin
Oregon Military District
Broadmoor
Stalin's Grip Tightens as Defense Chief Attention Grows
Moscow reports Stalin assumes duties of peoples defense commissar in addition to premier of Soviet Russia. He replaces Marshal Timoshenko, now deputy defense commissar and commander on the western front. Tass confirms the reshuffle in a bid to tighten Stalin's control amid German invasion.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Peoples’ Defense
Russia
Semen Timoshenko
Timoshenko
Soviet Russia
Soviet Russia's Central Governing Body, the Presidium of
The
Supreme Soviet
Tass
Semeon Timoshenko
Britain Opens V For Victory Campaign On Continent
Britain launched a V for Victory drive in German occupied Europe with a late night Churchill broadcast urging resistance and a noncooperative invisible army. Colonel Brittin urged secrecy and discipline while signaling a future call to rise when Britain reenters the continent, promising a grow ing movement against Nazi rule.
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Britain
London
Churchill
Europe
Brittin
Bashful Longworth Questions His Given Name
Noah Harvey Herman Daniel Boone Buster Brown David Longworth, newly registered 21 year old at the local draft board in FATON O, July 19, shy about admitting his name, says he does not know why his parents chose such names unless they feared not having another child to name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faton
Noah Harvey Herman
Daniel Boone
Buster Brown
David Longworth
New Paris
Longworth
Bolivia declares siege and orders German minister to leave
In La Paz Bolivian authorities proclaimed a state of siege and ordered German minister Ernst Wendler to depart within 48 hours amid reports of a threatened Nazi putsch. Police tightened controls as officials alleged subversive Nazi elements plotting a revolutionary move while Ambassador Costa Durell says such concerns were not unexpected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LA Paz
Bolivia
Ernst Wendler
Republic
Busnos Aires
Adolfo Costa Durell
Costa Durell
Inquirer
National Congress
United States
Penaranda
Bolt Strikes Buhl Girl in Freak Idaho Storm
In Buhl Idaho a freak storm produced a single heavy lightning bolt that killed 15 year old Adrienne Masters, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Masters of Melon Valley. She and her mother were hoeing corn when the bolt struck, clothes burned, shoes blown off, and the girl died from chest impact. Adrienne was a freshman at Buhl High School last year and a Melon Valley grade school graduate.
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Buhl
Idaho
Adrienne Masters
W. A. Masters
Melon Valley
Miss Masters
Buhl High School
Surfer Carl Bryan Injured in Everett Fall
Carl Bryan of Chicago and formerly of Pocatello broke his left leg in a fall last Wednesday while visiting his daughter Mrs. Russell Loveland in Everett Washington. Word reached his brother Paul Bryan, as the Bryans had recently visited in Pocatello.
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Carl Bryan
Chicago
Pocate
Russell Loveland
Everett
Wash
Paul
Bryan
Pocatello
City Reads to Drive USO Fund Drive in Pocatello
Pocatello launches a campaign to raise 2900 dollars for USO operations. Campaign chairman G Nicholas Ifft outlines a push to ensure every cent funds wholesome recreation for service members on leave. Early contributions include 30 dollars from Lava Hot Springs campers. Organized labor pledges full cooperation with the local drive, with USO service to boys from Pocatello wherever they are stationed.
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Pocatello
United Service Organizations
Bannock Hotel
G. Nicholas Ifft
Ifft
Lava Hot Springs
USO
John R. Nichols
Idaho
August Rosqvist
Pocatello Central Labor Union
Rosqvist
Don C. Brown
Idaho Power Company
Body of Girl Found in Parsonage Near Home
Boston July 19 A 15 year old high school girl Constance Shipp who vanished four days ago was found slain tonight in a parsonage near her home. The mutilated body bore a stab wound and a bread knife gripped in her left hand. police suspect she was overpowered or struck and dragged inside. Local and state police followed a tip to the two story parsonage where the body lay in the kitchen. Witnesses described a man seen calling to the girl from the yard as she carried bundles home from the store earlier Tuesday afternoon. The attacker reportedly forced a rear first floor window to gain entry. Her family, poor and distressed, appeal for information on her whereabouts.
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Boston
Constance Shipp
Robert F Bradford
Geologist Dr Shenon Appointed to Idaho Bureau
Moscow Idaho July 197 Dr Philip J Shenon of Salmon who earned a geology masters in 1925 from the Idaho school of mines has been named a consulting geologist with the Idaho bureau of mines and geology Director A W Fahrenwald announced Shenon previously co directed the National Geographic Society expedition along Idaho's Salmon river of no return five years ago He will prepare a report on the Sunshine silver belt in the Coeur d Alenes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Idaho
Philip J. Shenon
Salmon
Idaho School of Mines
Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology
A. W. Fahrenwald
Shenon
National Geographic Society
Move West Welcome To Forester Move West Welcome To Forester
Washington July 19 1 R H Rutledge federal director of grazing operations on 140 000 000 acres of land is returning west next week to Idaho Montana and Utah where he spent a third of a century in the forest service. The service headquarters moved from Washington to Salt Lake City and about 40 staffers mostly westerners will accompany him. Named are Liter E Spence Alan Richards George Woodhall Denue Falck Gerald Kerr Ruth Iglehart John Q Peterson Archie D Ryan.
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Washington
R. H. Rutledge
Forest Service
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Craving Service
Salt Lake City
Rutledge
Long Valley
Cascade
Ogden
Boise
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Missoula
Mont
Liter E. Spence
Moscow
Ida
Alan Richards
Montpelier
George H. Woodhall
Pocatello
Denue Falck
Gerald H. Kerr
Ruth Iglehart
John Q. Peterson
Ephraim
Archie D. Ryan
Boise and Pocatello
Acquisition and Control
Lions and Coyotes Slain in Idaho June Totals
Idaho predatory animal board reports June killings of 1,049 coyotes and 7 lions statewide. Adams county saw four mountain lions killed, Bannock county two, and Idaho county one. Twin Falls led coyote deaths with 179, Owyhee 119, Caribou 86, and Idaho 84.
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Boise
Idaho State Predatory Animal Board
Twin Falls County
Caribou
Idaho
Adams County
Bannock
Boise Man Gets Job As Tax Director
TM-Ed Whittington of Boise is appointed state tax director by Governor Clark. Whittington, previously in the state auditor's office, takes the new post effective immediately.
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Boise
Ed Whittington
Clark
Whittington
State Auditor's Office
U A C President Speaks At Rupert Pioneer Day
Elmer G. Peterson president of Utah State Agricultural College Logan Utah will speak at an all day Pioneer day celebration in Rupert on July 24.
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Rupert
Elmer G. Peterson
Utah State Agricultural College
Logan
Utah
Clark Heads North for Inland Empire VFW Picnic
Governor Clark departed Boise today for Coeur d'Alene to attend an Inland Empire Veterans of Foreign Wars picnic on Tuesday. He will also be guest of honor at a Kellogg labor temple banquet Monday before returning Tuesday.
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Boise
Clark
Coeur d'Alene
Inland Empire
Kellogg Labor Temple
Soviet and Nazi Battles In Smolensk Sector
Soviet and Nazi forces clash in the Smolensk sector as fourth week of the Nazi Soviet battle ends. Britain defers invasion plans, warning that peace with Hitler is unlikely and acknowledging growing Axis challenges on multiple fronts. London insists no terms of peace will be accepted.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Hitler
Russia
Britain
London
England
Churchill Down
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Syria
East
Northwest Fire Spreads As Heat Dims Forest Blazes
July 19 report from Seattle notes a low pressure front moved inland, leaving widespread fire scorched wheat and rangeland. More than 1,550 fires burned in Oregon and Washington, with about 900 in Washington forests, and 200 firefighters rushed to a 6 500 acre rapid river district blaze near Seattle. California faced a high fire hazard despite only four fires under control as temperatures neared 90s.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Great Plains
The
Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
Northwest
Pendleton
Yakima
Spokane
British Columbia
Snogsalmie National Forest
Rapid River
Sacramento
Calif
Division of Forestry
California
Rites for Margaret Beach Held in Mountain Home
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs Margaret Beach 16 who died Wednesday Survivors include a daughter Mrs Pred Porter of Idaho Falls.
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Margaret Beach Mountain
Margaret Beach
Pred Porter
Idaho Falls
Germans Claim Red Army Goal Over Moscow Destruction
The Germans say their immediate objective is destroying the Red Army rather than capturing Moscow. An Istanbul informant reports 4,000,000 German troops in reserve near Moscow for a counteroffensive, while Soviet reports describe major battles in the Smolensk sector and the destruction of 11 German transports and a tanker in the Baltic. Stalin takes defense commissar post, with Marshal Timoshenko as deputy as the war tightens its grip on Russia’s western front.
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Stalin
Russia
Communist Party
Council of People’s Commissars
Vyacheslav Molotov
Defense Council
Associated Press
Moscow
Instanbul
Smolensk
Red
Balhe
Pskov
Polotsk-Nevel
Novograd-Volynski
Leningrad
Kiev
Soviet Information Bureau
Baltic Sea
Joseph Stalin
Semveon Timoshenk
Red Army
Western Front
Istanbul
Young Cyclist Injured In City Street Accident
Ray Dick a 15 year old Tribune Journal carrier boy sustained bruises and possible internal injuries when his bicycle was struck by a pickup owned by Western Construction and driven by Clifford B Park at Fifth and Center streets about 8 o clock last night. Police say the youth traveled west on Center and collided with the truck traveling north on Fifth. Witnesses said the truck wheels passed over the bike. He was rushed to General Hospital for emergency treatment. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Dick of 4544 South Main Street.
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Ray Dick
Tribune-Journal
Western Construction Company
Clifford B. Park
Interec.io
Fifth and
Center Streets
Center Street
Fifth Avenue
Bay
General Hospital
Ray Arthur Dick
Arthur Dick
South Main Street
Transfers Greathouse To Arney's Office
BOISE July 19 Cecil Greathouse personnel director for state officers had another job today Governor Clark announced Greathouse would be an assistant to C. E. Arney state coordinator of civilian defense.
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Greathouse
Arney
Boise
Cecil Greathouse
Clark
C. E. Arney
Fire Hits Farm in Pleasant Valley Cause Suspected
Spontaneous combustion is blamed for a fire at Gottlieb Funk's farm operated by Otto Punk in Pleasant Valley. Six farm buildings burned with other losses including 200 chicks a week-old calf and about 20 tons of hay. Three drills and a combine harvester were destroyed.
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American Falls
Gottlieb Funk
Otto Punk
Pleasant Valley
Production Cuts Loom In Car And Household Equipment
Washington reports a forecast of production cuts in autos, refrigerators, and household laundry machines by up to 50 percent over the next year. Leon Henderson seeks 20 percent auto output cut for the next three months, then 50 percent afterward, plus 30 percent for domestic mechanical and washing machines. The plan targets shortages of steel, nickel, copper, and rubber, with exceptions for certain trucks and ongoing defense work.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Othr
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Bolt
Coeur d Alenes
Teijiro Toyoda
Japan
Yosuke Matsuoka
Fumimaro Konoye
Forester
Bannock County
Adolf Hitler
Netherlands
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