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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1944
Page
2
Mrs. Dan O Brien organizes a Sunday search party for Dam O Brien who disappeared October 28 while deer hunting near Pikes Fork creek. Volunteers aim to cover five carloads with Tom O Brien and Albert Overy leading, as road access improves after heavy snows blocked prior efforts.
Twenty five men repairing a United Nations freighter at a Brooklyn pier were overcome in the unventilated hold. Three fainted and the rest grew dizzy as oxygen depleted. Ten were taken to hospitals, fifteen recovered at the scene. Rescuers hoisted three via rope to the deck.
Pope Pius XII appealed to the College of Cardinals and pressed for peace for Rome and the world while warning that total victory calls could prolong the war. He said any attack on Rome would bear grave responsibility, urging mercy toward the vanquished.
The text mentions a Red Cross worker congratulating a sergeant and a line about a mother and flowers. It ends with a historical note that the Liberty Bell was cracked on July 8, 1835, referencing a memorial tone amid wartime discussion.
Boise notices mailed for the June 15 installment on estimated income taxes. About 20,000 taxpayers filed last April and many owe the second installment this month. Amended estimates may be filed but should be marked as sch.
A brief Stratford on Avon report notes a young World War II combat sergeant from New York approaching a shy Red Cross worker, signaling a moment of compassion amid hardship.
An American company undertakes to construct twenty steam locomotives at no cost for China’s Yunan Burma railway project. The La Paz cathedral in Bolivia has capacity for twelve thousand worshippers.
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