Idaho News across the state from Lewiston to Gooding
Weekly notices detail voter registration in Lewiston, court rulings in Twin Falls, and relief expenditures in Idaho. Reports cover a Gooding boiler project, a new dormitory, public assistance totals, a 95 year old former postmaster, and food stamp distributions. Governor Clark hints at a special session to fund relief via tax changes.
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Court of Competent Jurisdiction
Idaho
Deaf and Blind School
Gooding
Asset of National Defense DEA The Impact of War
Great Britain coordinated labor efforts through a tri partite agreement among the Trade Union congress the Confederation of Employers and the Government. Labor officials call this concord an asset of immense value for natural defense and urge the United States to adopt a similar arrangement to reduce strike delays.
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Great Britain
United States
Trade Union Congress
Confederation of Employers
America
France’s Dakar Outpost Looms in War Strategy
An observer notes no Germans in Dakar or Morocco except an armistice mission. He warns occupation by the U S would require months of prep, says French entrenchment could invite German reinforcements, and urges discreet handling of Dakar talk to avoid miscalculations.
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America
Washington
Morocco
Mediterranean
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Pepper
Roosevelt
We'll Know There's a War ARS AGO When Mayor LaGuardia Aide
The piece argues leaders shift to endorsing a high retail sales tax to fund defense. It cites LaGuardia as example from past to present and links a 20 percent auto sale tax to war readiness. It notes the tax would hit buyers hard, especially via direct and trade-in costs.
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LaGuardia
Newee
Congress
Unclear Bank Note Raises Questions in Hearing
A fragmented line suggests a claim that Hess flew to Scotland and hoped a Scots man would provide gas for the trip back. The remark appears in a debate over sanity, implying the statement is part of a wider inquiry into mental state and credibility.
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Hess
Scotland
London Analyst Says Adolf Breaks Promises Often Threats
A London analyst notes that Adolf frequently breaks promises but compensates by backing up his threats, highlighting a pattern in his conduct and strategy.
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London
Adolf
Greenland Silence After Takeover Hints at Frozen War
After the takeover, reports from Greenland are scarce with analysts noting potential conflicts in the icy expanse. Officials caution war rumors remain unconfirmed while weather and terrain hinder communications.
The Hour Is Late War Warning Echoes
An oblique note warns that intervention advocates cry danger as conflicts move quickly. The piece laments how today’s wars unfold with alarming speed, urging timely action before events spiral.
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Friends of Intervention
Reader's Digest Piece Mentions Teenager Jitterage
A Reader's Digest snippet refers to teen age jit erbage and comments on peeing comfortabie char, implying a humorous or offbeat aside. The text contains garbled phrases, suggesting OCR errors and unclear context regarding the intended subject or outcome.
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Reader's Digest
Not Here, Names Fade in War's Grim Toll
A column recalls memorials and fallen students linked to Mem rial Fountain and notes that war claims many, urging reflection on democracy and the waste of idealism as Applin, Barnhill, Bell, Mosely, Brooke, Seeger, and Saki are missed in history.
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Barnhill
Bell
Memorial Fountain
War Department
Washington
Mosely
Brooke
Seeger
Saki
Europe
Radio remark on defeating the nazis sparked debate
A Friday night radio speaker urged practical means to defeat the nazis and hinted at broader moral questions in pursuing victory. The statement prompted listeners to weigh strategies and consequences in the war effort.
Fragmentary passage on absence of key figures in a debate
A fragment notes that Applin Barnhill and Bell and others who died for abstractions in the guise of trade and greed are not present. It emphasizes they are not here and contrasts their absence with the idea that nothing is worth fighting over for vague aims.
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Idaho
Applin
Barnhill
Bell
Bright Moon May Bring Fresh Attack
Kirke L. Simpson assesses a looming June full moon over England as a potential factor in renewed Luftwaffe night bombing. He notes a May lull after a furious May moon attack and predicts heavier British counter blows in June as air power shifts and crews brace for renewed risk in ports and industrial centers.
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Kirke L. Simpson
England
Germany
Crete
Coast Sends Trade Envoy to Pocatello for Relations
M. J. Brown, domestic trade commissioner, will visit Pocatello on June 5 as part of Los Angeles County chamber of commerce efforts to build reciprocal trade. He will meet chamber officials, wholesalers, and retailers to discuss economic conditions and how LA county markets strengthen commercial ties with Idaho. Brown will share 1940 figures proving Idaho products flowing into the Los Angeles area.
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Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Brown
Idaho
Nash
Coming Events Bulletin Highlights Local Meetings
June events include the Tribune Journal YMCA learn to swim campaign June 2 to 6 and the U C T Grand convention for Montana Utah Idaho June 5 and 6. Baccalaureate services for Idaho Southern graduates on June 8 at 8 p m in Frazier hall. June 9 to 11 marks the annual department convention at Pocatello.
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Idaho
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Frazier Hall
Pocatello
Idaho Writers League Branch Opens In Pocatello
The notice lists events for Idaho Southern university and local groups. June events include commencement at Frazier hall, summer vacation for Idaho Southern University, Elk's flag day at Halliwell park, and Father's Day. A Bannock hotel meeting marks the new Pocatello Branch of the Idaho Writers League. North Bannock county fair is scheduled September at the fair grounds.
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Frazier Hall
Idaho Southern University
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Halliwell Park
Bannock Hotel
Pocatello
Idaho Writers League
Dunkirk retreat under bombardment in 1940 action noted
On this day June 2 1940 German dive bombers and fighters struck allied forces withdrawing from the Dunkerque area. The item marks a retrospective note from that World War II episode.
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Dunkerque
Senate Debates Sugar Quota Legislation In Congress
Senate debates sugar quota legislation while the Interstate Commerce Committee opens a study of an FCC order to break up broadcasting chains. House debates labor federal security appropriation and Ways and Means begins drafting a new tax bill. Saturday both houses recess.
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