Fathers to enter service as 1943 induction grows
Dependence alone will be nearly eliminated as a reason to defer fathers from military duty by year end. Manpower Chief McNutt said only 22 of every 100 able bodied fathers will be deferred in 1943 due to family needs. Induction of family heads starts August 1, with navy easing standards only delaying the outcome. Inductions have been proceeding at about $00,000 a month.
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Washington
Paul V. McNutt
Navy
McNutt
Army
Jenkins and Roberts report high yielding swine litters
Dan Roberts 4 H club leader in Bannock County notes Howard B Jenkins of Arimo entered the 104 contest with a plan for at least eight pigs per litter across two litters in 19 months. Arimo Belle sows furrowed ten pigs on April 2 1943 with three dead at birth, average birth weight 3.5 pounds, eight week weight 484 pounds for nine pigs, and projected growth to surpass previous 1760 pounds in 160 days. Jane Jenkins sister owns a registered Duree gilt furrowing twelve pigs March 30 1943 with four dead at birth. birth weight two and a half pounds, eight week weight 432 pounds average 48 pounds, explained by sow size and milk production.
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Dan Roberts
Bannock County
Howard B. Jenkins
Arimo
Jenkins
Mr. Roberts
Arimo Belle
Roberts
Howard Jenkins
Jane
Cattlemen Rally Toward Peace as War Endures
At a convention opening in Evanston Charles A Myers, president of the stockmen’s organization, urged confidence in wartime food supply and warned delegates to focus on winning the war and shaping the peace. He said livestock ventures become part of victory and proposed adding a codicil to the four freedoms to read freedom from fear of a fourth term.
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Hill
Charles A. Myers
Evanston
Stockmen’s Organization
Wyoming
Myers
Senator Attends Funeral After Capitol Trip
Thomas at Capital Washington today returned from Gooding Idaho where he attended funeral services for his relative.
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Thomas
Washington
Gooding
Tdaio
English Lose Half Million in War Casualties
Deputy Prime Minister Clement Attlee told Commons Britain suffered 614,993 casualties across empire forces in the first three years of war. He listed 92,089 killed, 226,719 missing, 107,601 POWs, and 88,204 wounded with breakdowns for United Kingdom Canada Australia New Zealand Southern Africa India Colonies.
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London
Britain
Empire
Clement Attlee
Commons
Attlee
United Kingdom
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Southern Africa
India
Colonies
Lewis Urges UMW to Follow War Effort Over Coal Crisis
Secretary Ickes was urged to take control of pits as UMW leaders clash with John Lewis over coal wartime labor. The second extension of the coal truce expired with miners not working as Lewis held firm on a $2 daily wage raise for 90 minutes travel time. Operators offered 48 minutes pay, about $1.20, as a settlement base.
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Ickes
Lewis
Tom Starks
UMW
District 6
White House
Allied Bombing Parade Reduces Foggia Facilities
Allied air forces report 337 aircraft score in a raid on Foggia, hitting two hangars and barracks and wrecking freight yards, stations, boxcars and warehouses. The raid targeted railroad facilities near Foggia airdrome, 80 miles from Naples, with unescorted Fortresses following Liberator strikes from the Middle East.
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Foggia
Naples
Junkers
Marion D. Jones
Italian air raid reports heavy damage at Foggia
The Italians said considerable damage was done at Foggia in a communique via AP, reporting 27 killed and 33 injured. Lightnings strafed communications in Sardinia, hitting deck installations, a power station and barrack buildings according to the bulletin.
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Ators
Foggia
Associated Press
Sardinia
Mist and drizzle linger in damp tomorrow forecast
The weather column notes continued mist and light showers with no snow yet. It records highs of 56 and a low of 46, a mean of 51, and a normal of 57, while noting sunset at 9 02 and sunrise at 5 53.
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California
Obituaries for Parker and Donahue in Idaho region
Funeral services for Paul Albert Parker a 47 year old disabled war veteran were held at the L D S First ward chapel with Bishop Howard W Anderson conducting. Pallbearers included H William Furchner Dell Clough and Earl Cotey. Military rites by Stewart Hoover post of the American Legion. Phillip Donahue a 30 year old former Pocatello resident died in a Los Angeles government hospital and was honored with mass at St Josephs church and army air base graveside rites. Out of town relatives attended from California Oregon and Idaho.
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Blackfoot
Paul Albert Parker
Pocatello Hospital
L.ds
Howard W. Anderson
J. C. Sandberg
Royal M. Jeppson
Verda Ball
Mary Cannoh
Bishop Anderson
Terressa Manwaring
R. M. Jeppson
H. William Furchner
Dell Clough
Earl Cotey
Wilford Jones
Ed Hines
Evert Goodwin
Stewart Hoover
American Legion
Robert Pendlebury
George Brower
Carl Larson
L. E. Winchell
H. C. McGonagle
Glenn Hogstead
Sam Jones
Joel Fisher
Henry Evans
State Guard
Lila Grave
Grace Anderson
Ada Nelson
Ethel Carlson
Julie Carlson
Eva B. Smith
Jean Vetch
Sandberg
Phillip Donahue
Pocatello
Los Angeles
St. Joseph's Church
Edmund R. Cody
Kenneth de Late
Jack de Late
Edward Garry
Edgar van Vieck
J. M. Edwards
J. P. Laverty
Pull
Mountainview
Army Air Base
H. F
Ford to Head Own Firm Ford to Head Own Firm
Henry Ford was elected president of the Ford Motor Company at an adjourned shareholders meeting. New officers include Charles EB Sorensen as vice president and B K J Craig as vice president and treasurer, with H L Moekle as secretary and H E Schlechter as assistant secretary and treasurer. Directors named include Henry Ford, Henry Ford 2nd, Benson Ford, Mrs. Eleanor Ford, and others as the board.
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Charles EB. Sorensen
B. K. J. Craig
H. L. Moekle
H. E. Schlechter
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Benson Ford
Eleanor Ford
Bricker
Willow Run
Craig
Rausch
Rouge
Ford
Potatoes and Ration Book Woes Across Idaho
In Twin Falls farmer William Clawson reports his gasoline ration book went missing while plowing, a novelty store owner faces jury duty with a sign on hours, Ogden limits night cemetery parking to protect headstones, and a Nampa resident requests 10 cent bundles of old papers by mail for dinner news.
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Twin Falls
William Clawson
Murtaugh
Nampa
Idaho
Idaho Free Press
Fire destroys six homes near Wallace in Mace area
Fire starting in one house spread to five others in Mace six miles north of Wallace destroying four structures and damaging two. A country fire unit and a Wallace fire truck kept the blaze within the six closely spaced homes while forestry crews checked spot fires in nearby timber.
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Wallace
Mace
Here
New Wave Rating for Waves U S Navy Centers
The navy introduces a new Waves U rating for women highly qualified in housekeeping at women’s reserve centers. Similar ratings will open for seamen assigned to housekeeping or mess duties.
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Washington
Navy
OPA Upset as Galbraith Steps Down in Price Office
Washington reports J Kenneth Galbraith, 34, former Princeton economist, resigns as deputy price administrator after clash with Detroit advertising executive Lou R Maxon. Price Administrator Prentiss M Brown says action immediate and policy to hold line remains unchanged. Speculation grows that Byrnes urged action to end the dispute.
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Washington
J. Kenneth Galbraith
Princeton Economics
Price Administration
Galbraith
Lou R. Maxon
Chunky
Detroit Advertsing
OPA
Price
Prentiss M. Brown
Brown
Maxon
Leon Henderson
James F. Byrnes
War Mobilization
Nazis Start Action on Donets River
An official communique from Berlin reports limited activity on the eastern front with local fighting along the Kuban in the Caucasus. It claims 51 enemy aircraft downed in heavy air combat and Russian artillery near Smolensk destroying fortifications while Soviet detachments returned with prisoners after inflicting German losses.
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DNB
Kuban
Caucasus
Berlin
Smolensk
Allied air raid reports four enemy planes downed
The communique states that red airmen raided an enemy airdrome near Lisichank and four more aircraft were shot down in aerial combat, indicating significant air operations and losses.
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Lisichanak
Thefts Reported Across Cars and Apartments
Mrs. Vern Chapman reports a purse missing with 94.50 cash social security card and papers after a break in at 1745 North Main. A car break in at Woolley apartments stole a fly book flashlight and game license valued 35. Mrs. Alvin Herdin reports radio and wedding ring stolen from Riverview apartments between 11 a.m. and 10 30 p.m. on May 30. A set of keys taken from a Bannock hotel office door Friday as reported by S. E. Brady.
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Vern Chapman
North Main
R. P F. Ghormley
Woolley Apartments
Alvin Herdin
Riverview Apartments
Bannock Hotel
S. E. Brady
Axis Meeting Resistance By Neighbors
Axis meeting resistance by neighbors amid postwar Romanian nationalism. Antonescu's government allegedly stirs fear of Russia as Red Army advances west after a German collapse, arguing Romania will need full manpower to defend borders. Government leaders also are noted.
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Antonescu
Russia
Red Army
Rumania
Spectacle Free Spin Yields Perfect 300 in Bowling Bout
Flashes of Life notes O Weber forgot his glasses during league play and bowled a 300. With glasses on, he had averaged 145 for a year. In Chambersburg a pocketbook mystery ends when Eugene Gayman returns Austin Hafer’s lost wallet after nine years. Jacob Wander, a potato wholesaler, ends up cleaned out after a gas station crowd forces him to sell his load.
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St. Louie
O. Weber
Chambersburg
Austin Hafer
Eugene Gayman
Hafer
Mckeesport
Jacob Wander
Wander
Postwar Romanian stance amid wartime shifts described
The text notes hope that Romania will align with Germany to win Allied sympathy and improve its postwar position among hostile neighbors, while seeking Allied help through the Balkans to place Romania under British and American safety.
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Germany
Balkans
Nick Andros Fires At Burglary Suspect At Gate
Nick Andros reported at 3:13 AM that a burglar fleeing through the Gate at 528 East Center woke him. He claimed he took a .45 from under his pillow, fired at the man as he fled, breaking a door pane. others in the home were asleep and a lavatory window was found forced open.
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Nick Andros
Andros
East Center
Gus
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