Japanese After War Plans After Attack by Doolittle
Washington analysis links the Doolittle raid to a strategic shift in the Pacific. Experts say Japan moved to mop up China and protect Tokyo by reallocating air power from the Southwest Pacific to China, hinting at altered invasion plans and weaker defences elsewhere.
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Doolittle
Washington
Southwest Pacific
Tokyo
Australia
United Nations
Japan
China
Siberian
Russia
Britain
America
Burma
Shangri- la
James Hilton
Reich
Shangri-La
Idaho Justices Givens and Budge Seek Reelection
Chief Justice Ray mond L. Givens and Justice Alfred Budge, both veterans of the Idaho supreme court, said they would run again in the nonpartisan fall election. Budge has 27 years and Givens 18 on the five member court with no opposition yet. They cited heavy court work and defense duties, and would avoid strenuous campaigns.
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Boise
Raymond L. Givens
Alfred Budge
Idaho Supreme Court
Budge
Givens
Associated Press
North Idaho
State Council of Civilian Defense
Idaho
Obituaries: Bielby Ashcraft DeFord Burials in Mountain View and Mount Moriah
Obituary items report funeral services for Mary Anne Bielby 86 widow of Henry Bielby held at Doebler chapel with burial in Salmon cemetery. George F. Ashcraft 52 died Wednesday funeral at Hall chapel with burial in Mountain View. Four month old Charles Raymond DeFord died in Little Rock. Services set in Downard chapel Pocatello with burial in Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Mary Anne Bielby
Henry Bielby
Doebler Chapel
Thomas Allen
Salmon Ward
Salmon Cemetery
George F. Ashcraft
Hall Chapel
Paul Def. Mortimore
Rex Eaton
Rex Beaton
Edward Reese
Jay Cutler
Fred Reese
Howard Merrill
Harold Reese
Steph Jones
Mountainview Cemetery
Charles Raymond DeFord
Charles
Janet Killian DeFord
Little Rock
Arkansas
R. C. Killian
Pocatello
C. H. DeFord
Greeley
Colo
Downard Chapel
Paul de F. Mortimore
Mount Moriah Cemetery
Pocatello Girl Receives Honorable Mention in National Contest
Mary Donna Jones of 523 South Eighth, Pocatello, will be honored June 2 as Ted Malone announces she earned honorable mention in the William Jewell scholarship contest. She receives a specially inscribed copy of Malone's American Pilgrimage.
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Pocatello
Ted Malone
Good Houskeeping
M.W.T
William Jewell
Mary Donna Jones
South Eighth
Joseph Auslander
Library of Congress
Manley O. Hudson
Harvard Law School
Harvard University
Maurice R. Robinson
Scholastic Magazine
William Allen White
Emporia Gazette
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
John Alton Barsness
Roy
Montana
William Jewell College
Liberty
Blackfoot Soft Ball League Adopts Two-Game Week
The Blackfoot softball league will hold two games weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, per secretary T. E. Wright. Friday results show Rose defeating Empire 7 to 2.
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Blackfoot
Blackfoot Softball League
T. E. Wright
Rose
Empire
YMCA Learn-to-Swim Classes Begin at Tribune-YMCA
The Tribune-YMCA Learn-to-Swim program opens with Henry Watts directing at the YMCA pool. Multiple girls and boys class schedules run from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. featuring numerous entrants across several time slots.
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Tribune-Ymca
Henry Watts
YMCA
Bees Take Hurler Beauchamp From Russets
Idaho Falls Russets pitcher Charlie Beauchamp has been released and will join the Salt Lake Bees on Monday. Russets manager Lou Garland confirms the transaction and relocation.
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Idaho Falls
Charlie Beauchamp
Idaho Falls Russets
Salt Lake Bees
Lou Garland
The
Russets
State Lifts Idaho Feeder Pig Quarantine Next Week
The south Idaho feeder pig quarantine, in force since April 11 across Bannock Bonneville Bingham Twin Falls Jerome and Cassia counties, will be lifted next Thursday if three conditions are met. Pigs must be treated for hog cholera, dipped or sprayed with creasol, and pens must be disinfected between sale days.
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Boise
South Idaho
Arthur P. Schneider
Idaho State Bureau of Animal Industry
Bannock
Bonneville
Bingham
Twin Falls
Jerome
Cassia
Schneider
Moscow Urges State Cash for Resource Development
University of Idaho graduates heard a baccalaureate sermon by Very Rev. Frank A. Rhea of Boise calling for greater world religion recognition. The University Alumni Association elected Sylvester Kleffner president and Robert Brown vice president for the coming year. Members urged the state legislature approve 250000 dollars to fund a program of research and experimentation to better utilize Idaho's mineral timber and agricultural resources during wartime and after.
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Moscow
Frank A. Rhea
Boise
Episcopal
Idaho
University of Idaho
University Alumni Association
Sylvester Kleffner
Robert Brown
Kellogg
Association
Board of Regents
Local Boy Wins Third In U S Essay Contest
Moscow Marian Franson Jerome freshman and Alice Belva Oppenheim Boise senior topped two annual university essay contests at Idaho. Franson won 15 dollars for The Presidents Wartime Powers in the Philo Sherman Bennett contest. Doditios Rathrum sophomore took 10 dollars for The Presidents Wartime Power. Marshall Granceville junior earned silver for Kings Mountain the Turn of the Tide. Bistine Pocatello junior received third prize for The Inexpediency of British Colonial Policy.
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Moscow
Marian Franson
Jerome
Alice Belva Oppenheim
Boise
University of Idaho
Miss Franson
Philo Sherman Bennett Easay
Catherine Doditios
Rathrum
Greece
Mary Frances Marshall
Granceville
King’s Mountain
Stephen Bistiine
Pocatello
Manpower Commission Defers Key War Workers
Washington report details the war manpower program from the War Manpower Commission establishing deferments for irreplaceable craftsmen and prioritizing urgent production needs. It directs draft boards to consult federal employment offices before calling skilled workers and expands mobile labor camps to boost agricultural staffing for victory.
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Washington
War Manpower Commission
Paul V. McNutt
Selective Service
Federal Employment Service
Army
McNutt
Farm Security Administration
The
Manpower Commission
Teachers to Return in American Falls Next Year
American Falls teachers who signed contracts to return include K. E. Kail high school principal Stan Pavok Rex Olsen Merlin Jones J. W Shelton Helene McAlister World principal of junior high Mildred Enmeland Grace Cotant Mary Lu Brewington Laurine Redford Grace Carlson Jeanette Mehlhaff Alice Finis Mary Jane Wilson Mrs Orpha Livingestone to Carey next year and Miss Esther Shipman to Winnemucca Ney.
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American Falls
K. E. Kail
Stan Pavok
Rex Olsen
Merlin Jones
J. W Shelton
Helene McAlister
W World
Mildred Enmeland
Grace Cotant
Mary Lu Brewington
Laurine Redford
Grace Carlson
Jeanette Mehlhaff
Alice Finis
Mary Jane Wilson
Orpha Livingeston
Carey
Esther Shipman
Winnemucca, Ney
Former Boise mayor dies at 77 in Idaho life
Harry K. Pritchman former mayor of Boise dies at 77 after a career in real estate finance and banking He served as mayor in 1911 and later managed Broadbent Estate Trustees and directed Idaho First National Bank Funeral services set for Tuesday in Boise
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Boise
Harry K. Pritch- Man
Bowe
Idaho
Broadbent Estate
Boise Business Property
Idah First National Bank
Puneral Services
4-H Winners Named for National Congress Trip
Betty Buckland of Madison county and Don Evans of Arimo in Bannock county won trips to the 21st national 4-H club congress in Chicago next November. J. W. Barber, state 4-H club leader, has been advised by the organizers.
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Moscow
Betty Buckland
Madison County
Don Evans
Arimo
Bannock County
Chicago
J. W. Barber
4-H Honors Boost for Buckland and Evans in Western Extension
The national 4-H committee selected Buckland and Evans for the blue award group in the western extension section. The honor includes an all expenses paid trip to Chicago. Buckland named first alternate to receive a scholarship if the winner forfeits.
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4-H
Miss Buckland
Young Evans
Chicago
Osteopaths Meeting in Boise Sets Training Pace
Dr C Robert Starks of Denver told Idaho osteopathic association that colleges have eliminated summer vacations to speed training of physicians. The annual meeting opened with about 35 members. election of officers Sunday will conclude the session. Twin Falls doctors O W Rose and E J Miller named president and vice president, with C W Aldrich of Jerome as secretary treasurer.
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Boise Colleges of Osteopathy
C. Robert Starks
Denver
Idaho Osteopathic Association
O. W. Rose
Twin Falls
E. J. Miller
C. W. Aldrich
Jerome
B P W Elect SALMON Leadership At Today’s Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club of Salmon elected Mrs Mae Carlson president Mrs Dora Pelton vice president and Mrs W C Eakle secretary treasurer A delegation will attend the state convention at Sun Valley next month.
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Salmon
Business and Professional Women's Club of
Mae Carlson
Dora Pelton
W. C. Eakle
Sun Valley
Rubber Theft at BLACKPOOT CW& M Store
A burglary at the CW& M store in Blackoot occurred after midnight Friday. Thieves entered by cutting the door glass and stole seven tires and a pair of rubber boots.
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Cw& M
Hen Claims Brood After Egg-A-Day Produred by Driver
A hen owned by Art Driver laid an egg daily inside a car with 1,000 hatching babies in the back seat. The hen flew into the farm yard and, with a proud cackle, claimed the entire brood for her own.
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Wynot
Neb
Art Driver
Olson sinks hole in one at Ivanhoe after layoff
Oscar A Olson, after a two year layoff, returned to action Sunday at the Ivanhoe Country club course and scored a hole in one on the 117 yard tenth hole.
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Olson
Ivanhoe Country Club
Allied Totals Rise as Mexico Enters War
The Associated Press notes Mexico joins WW II, adding about 19,478,791 people to the war effort and lifting the Western Hemisphere total to 178,715,414. It lists populations of Canada, Cuba, Guatemala, Haiti, Nicaragua, Panama, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic.
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Associated Press
Mexico
Western Hemisphere
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
Canada
Cuba
Guatemala
Haiti
Nicaragua
Panama
Costa Rica
Salvador
Honduras
Dominican Republic
Osteopaths Elect Idaho Osteopathic Officers at Boise
New officers were elected at the 37th annual Idaho Osteopathic association convention in Boise. Dr D W Hughes of Boise was chosen president, succeeding Dr O W Rose of Twin Falls, with Dr Earl Warner Caldwell as vice president, Dr F H Thurston Boise as secretary treasurer, and trustees Dr Harold Shade Burley and Dr Susan B Kerr McCall.
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Boise
Idaho Osteopathic Association
D. W. Hughes
O. W. Rose
Twin Falls
Earl Warner
Caldwell
F. H. Thurston
Harold Shade
Burley
Susan B. Kerr
McCall
Old Daily Suspends New Bedford Newspaper
New Bedford Mercury closes after 135 years due to rising costs dwindling circulation and war restrictions. Basil Brewer publisher of the Mercury also runs the Stanford Times and Sunday Standard Times, which remain in publication.
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New Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Morning Mercury
Basil Brewer
Future Farmers Elect SALMON Officers
Salmon Future Farmers elect Roy den Capps as president with Mickey Foraker as vice president Richard Weigand as secretary Kenneth Worthing as treasurer Joe Bloomsburg as reporter Elmer Russell as watchdog Steve Bielby as executive committee chairman Four members will exhibit stock at the junior fat stock show in Salt Lake City Additionally five Four H members from Lemhi county will show prize stock.
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Salmon Future
Royden Capps
Mickey Foraker
Richard Weigand
Kenneth Worthing
Joe Bloomsburg
Elmer Russell
Steve Bielby
Salt Lake City
Lemhi County
Royal Fish: English King Claims Any Sturgeon Caught
The sturgeon is named the royal fish in England because the king may claim any sturgeon caught, reflecting a historic royal prerogative.
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England
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