Japanese Retaliate In Economic Duel Affects U S Credits
Local bank officials in Pocatello say the U S order freezing Japanese assets will have little immediate effect locally. Most area Japanese residents are U S citizens and few will be impacted. Pred Quinn of First Security says funds out of the country are mainly restricted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pocatello
Japan
Pocatello Bank
United States
Pred Quinn
First Security Bank
Rail Union Pacific Names Executives to Meet War Traffic Demands
Union Pacific president W M Jeffers shifts key officers to executive assistant posts with bases in Los Angeles Seattle and Salt Lake City. New appointments include E J Connors as vice president in charge of operations and G F Ashby as vice president and assistant to the president. Additional posts place F C Paulsen and R E Titus in the Salt Lake City district with general supervision. M C Williams leads the northwest district in Portland and J C Albright oversees Spokane Washington.
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W. M. Jeffers
Union Pacific Railroad
W. H. Guild
Los Angeles
Southwest
F. H. Knickerbocker
Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Seattle
Wash
Arthur A. Murphy
Pacific Northwest
Jefers
E. J. Connors
Guild
G. F. Ashby
Connors
Ashby
Reds Triumph In Retreat To New Lines
The article argues Hitler’s six week timetable to Moscow failed, noting German miscalculation and the Russians’ effective retreat. It credits Russian staff work and morale for a strategic withdrawal to the Stalin line, despite heavy losses, calling the action a potential military victory.
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Kirke L. Shepson
Hitler
Russia
Red Army
Stalin Line
Red
Baltic
Black Sea
Vyazma
Smolensk
Moscow
Dniestro
Ukraine
Utah Hunt For Slayer After Cafe Owner Slain
Salt Lake City police ordered a roundup of known gun men and ex convicts to locate the robber who killed Anthony J. Biden, 52, as he returned to his car after leaving Eden's Inn. Four shells were found near his body and a bag of $80 in silver was taken. The suspect possibly wounded Clyde Bryant Thursday night and briefly forced a couple to drive him around. Bryant was reported recovering.
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Salt Lake City
Anthony J. Biden
Eiden
Clyde Bryant
Bryant
Eden's Inn
Idaho Weather: Partly Cloudy with Thunderstorms This Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered afternoon thunderstorms Sunday and Monday. Temperatures trend slightly warmer across the region.
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Idaho
Swedes Send Prince To United States
Prince Carl of Sweden and American minister Frederick Sterling left Lisbon aboard the U S Navy transport West Point bound for the United States with 367 aboard including consular officials and staff. Axis diplomats and families departed separately after delaying to swap out for U S jurisdiction. The voyage follows days of axis passenger handling at the frontier and port.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Prince Carl of
Sweden
Frederick A. Sterling
United States
Stockholm
U. S. Navy
West Point
Ameican
Rome
Berlin
Squall Delivers Rainfall in Salt Lake City
A Utah weather squall hit Salt Lake City with 50 mph winds at the airport at 4:25 pm. In 11 minutes from 6:14 pm, .20 inch of rain fell, followed by .28 inch later in the evening, totaling measurable precipitation for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Salt Lake
Idaho businessman's mother dies in Utah obituary
James Reuben Petersen, 61, a prominent South Jordan business man, died of a heart ailment today in Salt Lake City. Surviving is his daughter Mrs. Edith P. Steele of Lago, Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
James Reuben Petersen
South Jordan
Edith P. Steele
Lago
Idaho
Union Pacific Announces Officer Promotions in Salt Lake City
W M Jeffery System President announced promotions creating a Salt Lake City leadership cluster. F C Paulsen becomes general manager in Salt Lake City succeeding F H Knickerbocker. J R E Titus becomes general superintendent south central district with HQ in Salt Lake City. J W Myer becomes superintendent Idaho division. Titus serves as Pocatello M C A president and has been a prominent UP officer in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
W. M. Jeffery
F. C. Paulsen
Pocatello
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
F. H. Knickerbocker
Poin
J. R. E. Titus
Mr. Paulsen
J. W Myer
Titus
Idaho
Pocatello ¥. M. C. A
General U P
Tarpaulin and milk cans found in Idaho area report
Captain A L Oliver of the police says a large tarpaulin fell from a truck in Halliday street subway and is held at the police station. Elmer Smith and Deputy Bert Empey report two 10 gallon milk cans found under a bridge on the highway north of the Zweigart packing plant south of Pocatello.
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A. L. Oliver
Police Department
Halliday Street
Elmer Smith
Bert Empey
Zweigart Packing Plant
Pocatello
Collisions Reported In City Saturday
Police report two motor vehicle collisions Saturday. At 10 47 a m a sedan driven by Roy D Martin of Seattle moved from the curb into traffic in the 100 block of South Second and hit Edward S Tauscher of 242 South Third. At 1 25 p m an intersection crash at Johnson and Bonneville involved Jack S Schiess of 312 South Lincoln and Leslie H Anderson of 935 West Clark with damage to a fender and rear wheel.
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Roy D. Martin
Seattle
South Second
Edward S. Tauscher
South Third
Johnson and Bonneville
Jack S. Schiess
South Lincoln
Leslie H. Anderson
West Clark
Keel Goes Down as Grizzled Pitcher Earnshaw Joins Navy
Big George Earnshaw, famed Athletics pitcher with Lefty Grove, sworn in as a lieutenant in the U S naval reserve. The 41-year-old right hander will help direct physical training in the fourth naval district after stints with the White Sox, Brooklyn Dodgers, Phillies, and Cardinals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadephia
George Earnshaw
Lefty Grove
Athletics
U. S. Naval Reserve
Brooklyn
Phillies
Cardinals
Deferment Orders Extended for Men Over Twenty Eight
Boise July 26 Deferment of all men who were 28 or older on July 1 has been extended until further notice. A 30 day deferment would have ended August 1. Idaho's second selective service registration of 3096 on July 1 was 58 above census estimates and more than eight states and one territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Selective Service
Idaho
Bureau of Census
Nevada
Utah
Ecuador and Peru Border Skirmishes Paused in Mediation Effort
Ecuador signals willingness to end clashes with Peru using decorous measures after talks with Washington. Reports from Guayaquil note hostilities ceased by 6 p.m. as Argentina Brazil and the United States push a mediating plan.
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Quito
Ecuador
Julio Tobar Donoso
United States
Peru
Guayaquil
Foreign Office
Washington
Argentina
Brazil
Macara
Buenos Aires
Ruiz Guinazu
Lima
Ruis Guinazu
Heat wave grips large part of nation with high temperatures
The Associated Press reports a two thirds sweep of heat across the country with 80s to over 100 degree readings from Texas to the Atlantic. Drownings added to the toll as heat continues through the week, while cooler readings arrived in New England and Nebraska saw relief.
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Texas
Atlantic
Woodlands
Kokomo
Ind
Grand Forks
N. D
Missouri
South Dakota
Minnesota
New Jersey
Mississippi
Maryland
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
New England
Nebraska
T. A. Kiesselbach
Nebraska Agricultural College
Intermountain West
Baby’s Body Recovered From Irrigation Canal Near Emmett
The 18 month old Steve Gibson is found dead in an irrigation canal eight miles south of Emmett after allegedly slipping into the water about thirty minutes earlier. Harold and Mrs Gibson are listed as his parents. Lloyd Huche state traffic officer provides the detail.
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Emmett
Steve Gibson
Harold Gibson
Lloyd Huche
Philippine Army Enlisted In U S War Service
President Roosevelt ordered the Philippine forces mustered into U S armed service and Douglas MacArthur named to command. Senate committee approved extending military service tenure for national defense. Sec War Stimson to appoint a general to lead island forces. Hyde Park declaration follows Tydings McDuffie act and talks with Sayre Quezon.
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Washington
Roosevelt
United States
Senate
Far East
Stimson
War Department
Douglas MacArthur
Hyde Park
N. Y
Philippine Islands
Francis B. Sayre
Manuel Quezon
Philippines
Senate Military Committee
Thomas
Utah
Hill
Alabama
Pocatello Weather Becomes Talk of Town
The item jokes about a July heat wave in Pocatello with a 90 degree reading and missing days, mentions Sonny Heat as a playful nickname, and notes visitors from California reporting warmer Idaho weather. It ends with a light question about high temperature and a cheeky wellness aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny Heat
Former King Carol of Romania Leaves Havana for Mexico City
Former King Carol of Romania and Mme Elena Lupescu sail at night for Vera Cruz aboard the S S Monterey en route to Mexico City for a two month vacation. Former Palace Chamberlain Ernest Urdareanu accompanies them.
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Havana
Carol of Romania
Mme
Elena Lupescu
Vera Crug
S. S. Monterey
Mexico City
Ernest Urdareanu
City Seeks 600000 Federal Grant for New Housing
Acting mayor C. A. Carmack and representative Nicholas Ifft filed a preliminary request for a $600,000 federal grant on Saturday night. They aim to buy land and build homes for low income families as part of a municipal slum clearance program in Pocatello. Other housing authority members include Hugh A. MacCosham, Chester G. Wells, Vernon Brown and Jack Schwallier.
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C. A. Carmack
Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello Housing Authority
R. M. Terrell
Housing Authority
Mr. Ifft
M. J. Wilsie
U. S. Housing Authority
San Francisco
Mr. Carmack
The
Ifft
Hugh A. MacCosham
Chester G. Wells
Vernon Brown
Jack Schwallier
Rainmakers Bring Rain To Utah Society Stir
In Utah for Pioneer Day celebrations, the Jamez Whiteclouds from a Pueblo village near Albuquerque performed a rain dance after a 102 degree heat spell. Rain postponed the rodeo and Pioneer league baseball games, then returned as the troupe danced again and rain fell.
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Salt Lake City
Tony Whitecloud
Felipe Whiteclour
Pueblo
Albuquerque
N. M
Utah
Plan Street Work Bids for Alameda Improvements
Alameda plans street work bids for adding new crave sub-bases and two coats of oil. Bids open August 8 with interim warrants issued against Local Improvement District 8 to fund the project. Freckleton says the village aims to finish promptly with proper equipment and organization.
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Alameda
S. Leland Freckleton
Mr. Freckleton
Soviet Hold at Stalin Line as Indo-China Move Unfolds
Nazi air raids over Moscow continue as Soviet defenses hold along the Stalin Line. Germany claims battles near Vyazma and Dniester, while the Indo-China occupation proceeds under Tokyo’s command. American aid to the USSR grows as Washington discusses rapid shipments and wartime logistics with Allies.
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Indo-China
Saigon
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Riw- Sia
New York
Montreal
Washington
Sumner Welles
London
Hitler
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
U. S
John G. Winant
Soviet Union
Constantin Oumansky
State Department
Berlin
Vichy
United States
Shanghai
Navy
James V Porrestal
San Francisco
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Manila
New Tax Bill Ready For House Action
Washington July 26 The Ways and Means Committee presents a 3.53 million tax increase bill to the House aiming to cover about 60 percent of annual defense costs with taxes and 40 percent by borrowing. Republicans fault the spendthrift policy and urge mandatory cuts in non defense spending while noting wartime borrowing patterns.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Breakdown of proposed tax bill yields in Congress
Washington experts estimate the added revenue from the bill pending in the House totals 3.5298 billion dollars. Individual income surtaxes bring in 1.152 billion, corporation taxes 1.3229 billion, new excise levies 902.4 million, estate and gift taxes 151.9 million, broadcasting tax 4.5 million, and billboard tax 7 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Drink Kills Dog In Charleston Community
Charleston, July 26. Drink has killed Mrs. Allen Barnett s bull dog. The dog staggered home smelling of beer. A humane officer was asked to identify who was setting him up. no one admitted. The dog died after Whisky on his breath and efforts with milk and raw eggs. Mrs. Barnett offered a reward for information leading to the persons responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Ind
Allen Barnett
Piglets Missing Then Found at Lake Erie Beach
In Sandusky Ohio on July 26 farmer W H Kishman reported five piglets missing from his farm. Police later recovered the pigs floating in Lake Erie near a beach twelve hours after the disappearance.
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Sandusky
W. H. Kishman
Lake Erie Beach
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