Two Suspects Held In Montana-Linked Local Burglary
Police from Poca tello with Deputy Sheriff Ray Reynolds detained Richard M. Gaasch 19 Hinsdale Montana and James Morse 17 Spokane after warrants issued for their involvement in the May 23 burglary of the Carrol Petersen residence. Wallace Culver 17 confessed and implicated the pair, saying they entered after ringing the bell and split $10 of the loot with him. Culver remains in Bannock County jail awaiting trial after an alleged spree seeking a gun to kill himself.
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Guy Nelson
Pocatello Police Department
Ray Reynolds
Glasgow
Mont
Richard M. Gaasch
Hinsdale
James Morse
Spokane
Carrol Petersen
E. L. McPherson
R. J Roubidoux
Wallace Culver
Nelson
Culver
Gausch
Morse
Petersen
Bannock County
Notice of Public Auction of Bannock County Property
The Bannock County Sheriff will auction county-owned real estate at the courthouse front door in Pocatello Idaho on June 16 1945 at 10:00 A M bidding cash or on contract under statutory terms The list covers numerous parcels in Pocatello West Pocatello Downey Hall City Lava Hot Springs Grace and other areas with details of lot numbers blocks townsites and tract descriptions as provided by the Board of County Commissioners The sale is subject to right to reject bids and proceeds support county finances
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Board of Junty Commissioners
Bannock County
United States
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
Pocatello
Idaho
W. L. Titus
F. M. Bistline
Annette K. White
J. A. Thomas
Pocatello Townsite
W. D. Service
John R. Black
Phyllis Hewett
West Pocatello
H. A. Collins
Alameda
Earl V. Jackey
James Firkins
Vista Terrace
A. Y. Satterfield
Vista Terrace Acres
Downey
Donald Bowman
Hall City
A. W. Hall
Lava
Floyd Sorensen
H.S.P
O. L. Higgins
George Patterakis
McCammon
W. Shanklin
Harkness Townsite
Biule Signz Company
Harkness
Denne
Ersnfeldt
W. Bryant Corbett
Bryant Corbett
NYMNW
Canal
R. M. Farmer
Nwsw
Nws
Willard Ice Linzy
W. O. Creer
EBM
Bital
Anna Keefe
Miss Cleo Barnard Wins Ward Week Buying Trip
Miss Barnard of the Montgomery Ward store in Pocatello won a special buying trip to Salt Lake City for the top sales during Ward week in April. She is in division 14 18 handling piece goods notions linens and bedding and was accompanied by her sister Grace Barnard.
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Cleo Barnard
North Fourteenth
Salt Lake
Utah City
Montgomery Worrd
Pocatello
Miss Barnard
Grace Barnard
Montgomery Ward Company
OPA Moves to Stop Sugar Canning Racket
The Office of Price Administration proposes measures to curb home canning sugar misuse. Actions include suspending some certificates, delaying new ones, and assigning investigators to crack down on sugar diverted to bootleg liquor. Local quotas drop further to 70 percent of 1945 levels.
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Bowles
OPA
Osaka Bomb Raid by B 29 Superforts Destruction Report
The Osaka raid involved about 47 Superforts shot down with 83 damaged as 150 Mustangs escorted the first wave of B 29s. Targeted harbor facilities warehouses Sumitomo dural plant shipyards power stations and Osaka Central Station amid daylight attack. Osaka population and density noted at 3,252,340 people and 45 thousand per square mile.
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Iwo Jima
Osaka
Sumitomo
Honshu
Tokyo
Yokohama
Japan
Army to Grow to 17 Million Strength for Pacific Victory
A congress reading of a message from the joint chiefs of staff says the army will deliver its heaviest blows in the Pacific and win quickest with a strength projected at about 17,000,000 a year from now, continuing to maintain the army at a high level.
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Congress
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pacific
President outlines plans to expand Pacific forces and redeploy troops
The president says the United States can double its Pacific force to 7,000,000 with an overseas contingent larger than 3,500,000 allied troops who defeated the Wehrmacht and Luftwaffe. Joint Chiefs of Staff confirm the figure after talks with General MacArthur and Admiral Nimitz.
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Pacific
Wehrmacht
Luftwaffe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Douglas MacArthur
Chester Nimitz
United States
British Forces Move Toward Damascus Amid Syrian Unrest
Beyrouth reports say Syria and Lebanon are quiet after French shelling of Damascus ends. Casualties exceed 400 killed and 500 wounded as Gen. Paget arrives in Beyrouth with Spitfires while British troops and vehicles advance toward Damascus under Churchill orders. Eden says French commanders are told to cooperate.
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Beyrouth
Syria
Lebanon
Damascus
Middle East
Bernard C. Paget
Churchill
Anthony Eden
House of Commons
Paris
Methodists Plan Summer Program
The daily vacation church school of the Methodist church will be held this summer with plans for activities and lessons.
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Methodists Plan
the Methodist Church
Summer program set for June dates for ages four to fourteen
The schedule runs June 11 to 22 with sessions five mornings a week from 9 to 11 30. Carolyn Teague leads the program and an 18 member faculty will instruct the classes from beginner to intermediate. A registered nurse will be on hand at all times.
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Carolyn Teague
Season Concludes With Program Ten Season Concludes
The Pocatello Junior Music clubs ended the year with a program at Mrs. Miles Doty home 355 South Seventh Avenue. Mrs Doty has counseled the Washington school music club and led the program with Richard Campbell Kipper Brydon Delano kad Patricia Adams in charge.
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Pocatello
Miles Doty
South Seventh Avenue
Doty
Washington School
Richard Campbell
Kipper Brydon
Delano Kdal
Patricia Adams
Bonneville School
Margaret Rowland
Pocatello Clubs Redirect Pageant Funds to War Service
Musically gifted students across the United States are urged to pursue continued musical education. This year the Pocatello clubs opt to support war service by forgoing their traditional pageant and reallocating resources to aid the effort.
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United States
Pocatello
Andrews Returns From War Area After Two Year Absence
Captain R. E. Andrews arrives in New York City from the European theater aboard a hospital ship for a 30 day furlough with his parents and sister. He left his unit in Czechoslovakia and wears the European theater ribbon with four battle stars, the bronze star medal, the presi dential unit citation, and 88 points but will not be released and will report to Camp Sam.
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R. E. Andrews
George L. Andrews
North Twelfth
T. F. Kenny
Twin Falls
Seattle
Andrews
New York City
Normandy
Czechoslovakia
705 Tank Destroyer Battalion
Bastogne
Camp Sam
Carter Transferred Coast Guardsman Scott Carter to Patrol Frigate
Coast Guardsman soundman first class Scott K. Carter, son of Mrs. Sadie Carter of Preston, was transferred from cutter duty at a California port to a patrol frigate in the North Pacific. He attended Preston High School before enlisting four and a half years ago. His wife, Mrs. Leslie Carter, lives at 1500 West Vernon Avenue, Los Angeles.
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Coast
Quisling Appeal Rejected by Norwegian High Court
A Norwegian high court rejects Vidkun Quisling’s appeal from a lower court holding him for trial on treason charges. The former German-supported leader faces tribunal proceedings after wartime collaboration.
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Oslo
Vidkun Quisling
Norwegian Prime Minister Expected to Face Trial
The premier of Norway is expected to go on trial within two months, with prosecutors detailing charges and potential legal outcome. The case signals a major political development as the government faces judicial scrutiny.
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Parret
Norway
Group Urges Cancellation of World War Debts and Lend-Lease
Commerce expert Beardsley Ruml and Senator Johnson advocate cancelling World War I debts. Clayton says the $10,000,000,000 default will not be collected. A Senate finance panel member notes possible rejection of tariff-cutting powers, with floor amendments seen as a path to restore the provision. The House previously approved the tariff measure under Truman’s insistence.
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Commerce
Beardsley Ruml
New York
Johnson
D.-Colo
Clayton
Senate Finance Committee
House
Truman
French Yield in Part To British Note
Churchill backed by President Truman to act to end bloodshed. The United States agreed to sit with other powers as mediator in a London conference invitation to France, Britain, and the United States to settle Syria and Lebanon independence demands with safeguards.
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Churchill
Truman
United States
France
London
Britain
Syria
Lebanon
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de Soto
CPA
Jesse M. Chase
Earl J. King Bales
East Center
M'Gregor
Marlboro
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