Body of Boise Man Believed Recovered From Payette River
Ada county coroner and Idaho state police announced a body found six miles south of Banks may be John S. Young, 26, Boise mechanic who drowned March 10 when his car went over an embankment into the Payette River. The discovery was made by Marvin and Sam Holbrook and Charles Olberding of Emmett while roadside repairs were underway.
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Somme Line Holds Against German Drive On Paris
German forces press toward Paris after hammering Dunkerque and the Somme front. British commander Lord Gort vows renewal of struggle as Italy moves troops and a vast air war rages over France and Dunkerque. Berlin claims ships sunk while Allied losses mount alongside U S rearmament and a new 35 000 ton battleship Washington launched in Philadelphia.
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Mission Farewell for Elder Jay Eggleston Tonight
To Serve Mission Farewell for Elder Jay Eggleston departing soon for the Southern States mission will be held at 6:30 p.m. in the L D S first ward chapel. Program features Leola Olson vocal solo Edna Eggleston remarks Lucille Pack reading LaVell Ward talk Rampton Barlow remarks Willard Lund and an address by Elder Eggleston Benediction by Maroni Fredrickson.
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Romania Names Ion Gigurtu Foreign Minister
Ion Gigurtu, long a friend of the German government and minister of communications, was appointed Romania’s foreign minister today replacing Grigore Gafencu. Gafencu cited ill health for his resignation, though diplomatic circles view it as German pressure and recognition of German arms gains. Gigurtu is to seek better relations with Berlin and Moscow per King Carol’s mandate.
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Slayer Gains Reprieve in Idaho Murder Case
Boise June 1 Clifford Albert Zipse, condemned to hang July 1 for the murder of a Grangeville schoolmate, won a reprieve to July 3 for pardon board review. Governor Bottolfsen cited a medical inquiry recommending life imprisonment. an application for commutation to life is anticipated. Zipse was 16 at sentencing.
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President Seeks Authority to Call Guard to Duty
President Roosevelt seeks congressional authorization to mobilize the national guard for defense duties amid war talk. Senators debate urgency while officials say current law already allows guarding actions against invasion or insurrection. Other items include anti‑Communist legislation, arms aid to Allies, and a new national defense unit.
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Italy Prepares for War as Sanctions Debate Deepens
Britain leads sanctions pressure over Ethiopia crisis as Italy intensifies war preparations. Some diplomats question the delay before any military action, fearing Italy may soon test resolve.
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Mussolini to Force Peace With War Threats
Analysts expect Mussolini with Hitler's aid to press a peace move via a war threat. Some see recent Italian posturing as stage setting, but others fear a genuine ultimatum. Allies unlikely to accept if it admits defeat, forewarning further demands.
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Blackfoot Boy Earns Scholastic Honors
SALT LAKE CITY June 1 Sixteen University of Utah seniors were initiated tonight into Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary scholastic fraternity. They included Basil C. Smith of Ogden and Jack Bills of Blackfoot Idaho.
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Hitler's Blitzkrieg Plans Borrowed from U S
Article claims Nazi wartime mobilization mirrored American plans from 1935 including census and allocation of industry fuel and power. It likens Austria annexation and early campaigns to U S mobilization methods and stresses an exact timetable for war.
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Man Struck by Lightning Finds Sole Hole in Shoe
WINDOW ROCK Ariz June 1 A J C Duerksen was knocked out by a bolt of lightning while walking home. He expects to be fine once he has his shoe repaired. Upon regaining consciousness he found only damage was a hole in the sole of his right shoe.
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Uruguay’s Torpedoed Union Ship Hit by Enemy Action
Informed sources report the first ship flying an American republic flag to be torpedoed was the Uruguay. It sailed under allied convoy with a grain cargo for Limerick Ireland and carried the Ave geniine flag. Protest seeks material compensation and satisfaction for injuries.
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Protest Sinking of Argentine Freighter Uruguay
The Argentine government protested to Germany over the sinking of the freighter Uruguay, 3,425 tons, by a Nazi submarine in the Atlantic off Spain last Wednesday. The protest was delivered by the Argentine embassy in Berlin.
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Cardinal Advises U S Isolation
Philadelphia archbishop Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, 74, urged American isolation from Europe's turmoil as Pennsylvania Catholics gathered for a large outdoor homage. On the eve of his golden jubilee mass, he said Americans should mind their own business and avoid entanglement in European rivalries.
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Endowment Funds for Colleges Fall 3 Percent in 1938-39
Endowment funds across colleges declined by three percent in the 1938-39 period, reflecting tighter endowment performance and differing donor activity during the year.
Notice of personal debt responsibility from Stanley Williams
Stanley Williams states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than himself after this date.
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Sales Representative Wanted for Southern Idaho Territory
Thirty-eight-year-old National Corporation seeks a Sales Representative or Distributor for Southern Idaho. Candidate must be neat, own a car, and willing to work long hours. Since merchandise is consigned, a $500 cash reserve is needed for training and startup. Interviews by Division Manager within a week in Pocatello. Box 99, Tribune-Journal Co.
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