German high command reports 330,000 Allied prisoners captured
Berlin dispatch says the capture of 330,000 British and French prisoners is preliminary. Dunkerque is still contested as German forces press, with Luftwaffe and artillery widening a narrowing front. Italy’s entry and new fronts are debated while Marseille and Rhone valley raids signal broader war expansion.
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Eden
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Air Ministry
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Italy Delays Rome Exposition Postwar Readiness Boosted
The Italian government postpones the 1942 Rome exposition as nations seek more time for exhibits while mobilization accelerates. Pink reserve cards reach homes, Turin residents urged to leave for countryside, blood donor plans discussed with military officials.
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Mussolini
Italy
Turin
Biz
Army
Navy
Air Force
Fascist Party
Ansaldo
Edtor
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Il Telregrafo
Lezhmorn
Paris Under Air Attack as Explosions Rattle City
The report describes a massive raid on Paris with aerial bombardment evident for about an hour. Explosions shattered windows along the Seine, fires erupted in apartment buildings, and civilians and medical crews rushed to aid the wounded amid a fearsome bombers’ parade.
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Seine
Associated Press
Paris
Bomb Attacks Rise as Dunkirk Evacuations Continue
In England two bombs hit Forest Row Sussex damaging buildings and windows. a 17 year old died aboard the Paris ship as it was bombed and later abandoned. British hospital ships Worthing and Paris attacked off France with casualties reported and crews rescued. Scotland Yard netted some 30 fifth column suspects and 29 nurses from a German hospital interned.
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John Lloyd
Paris
Worthing
French
Royal Army Medical Corps
Dunkerque
Scotland Yard
Channel
Royal Air Force
Salesman Dies of Heart Attack in Pocatello Hotel
A 65-year-old salesman for a national tea company was found dead in his west side Pocatello hotel room. Detective Evans said J. B. Jepperson of Salt Lake City headquarters died after a possible heart attack last night. Born in Denmark, he once ran a coffee business in Greeley, Colorado, and had no known relatives. Officers seek more information from acquaintances in Greeley.
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National Tea Company
West Side
Pocatello
C. C. Evans
J. B. Jepperson
Salt Lake City
Evans
Denmark
Greeley
Colo
Tribune Editor Goes to Princeton for 25th Reunion
Nicholas Ifft managing editor of The Tribune departs this evening for Princeton New Jersey to attend the 25th reunion of his Princeton University class. He is accompanied by his son Nicholas.
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Nicholas Ifft
the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Nicholas
Court Rules Flag Salute Within Law
The Supreme Court upheld a regulation requiring school children to salute the American flag in Minersville Pennsylvania. Justice Frankfurter wrote the 8 to 1 decision with Justice Stone dissenting. The term also reviewed wage hour act reach, Sherman Act matters, and a gasoline price conspiracy by oil companies.
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Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Minersvile, Pa
Justice Stone
Justice Department
American Medical Association
District of Columbia
Los Angeles Times
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
National Labor Board
Graduation Exercises Tonight at St. Anthony's Church
St. Anthony's hospital plans graduation of six graduates tonight at 8 at St. Anthony's church. Rev J A Jantges will address the class and Rev Edmund R Cody will present diplomas to Mary Lorraine Bistline Pocatello Virginia Florence Brown Pocatello Vola Gne Bishop Pocatello Dorothy McEnany Salt Lake Margaret Ann Hinckley Salt Lake and Marie Ann Misslin Garrison North Dakota. A dinner preceding the exercises will honor the graduates for the entire student body.
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St. Anthony's Church
J. A. Jantges
Edmund R. Cody
Mary Lorraine Bistline
Pocatello
Virginia
Florence Brown
Vola Gne
Dorothy McEnany
Salt Lake
Margaret Ann Hinckley
Marie Ann Misslin
Garrison
North Dakota
Bannock County Young Democrats Meet At City Hall
A Bannock County Young Democratic club meeting is set for 8 p m today in the city council chambers at the police station building. Principal speaker will be Nellie Cline Steensen, announced by president William Beesley.
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Young Demos
Bannock County
Young Democratic Club
Nellie Cline Steensen
William Beesley
Baseball Bulletin of Scores and Lineups
A compact report lists game results for teams including St. Louis New York Philadelphia Detroit Washton National New York Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago with multiple pitchers and batters named in each lineup. Only games scheduled.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Lohrman
Danning
Butcher
Sewell
MacFayden
Davis
Boston
Cincinnati
Sullivan
Fette
Lopez
Derringer
Lombardi
Brooklyn
Chicago
Casey
Phelps
Passeau
Todd
Idaho Falls Russets Meet Pocatello Cardinals Tonight
Ladies night observed as Idaho Falls Russets face the Pocatello Cardinals in the final of a three game series at Halliwell Park. First pitch is scheduled for 8 30.
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Halliwell Park
Idaho Falls Russets
Pocatello Cardinals
Knife duel over whiskey ends in death near Green River
In Salt Lake City a boxcar brawl led to Elbert Gillis's knife injury and death after being struck by George Lee Nobles. Gillis vanished from a boxcar near Green River while Nobles, wounded in the hand, was detained at a Salt Lake City Veterans Hospital. The CCC riders reported a knife contest over whiskey. A separate report from Grand Junction states Laird E. Mervine waived extradition to Green River for investigation into Gillis's death.
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George Lee Nobles
Grandview
Wash
Elbert Gillis
Kate Gillis
Nevada City
Calif
Jess Powell
Emery County
Utah
Nobles
Salt Lake City Veterans’ Hospital
Powell
Civilian Conservation Corps
Gillis
Green River
CCC
Grand Junction
Colo
Laird E. Mervine
Colorado Springs
Greeniver
Elbert K. Gillis
Silver Fox Company Meeting Set for Tonight
A meeting of the Silver Fox company is scheduled for 8 p.m. today in the office of W. H. Witty. All members are requested to attend.
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Silver Fox Company
W. H. Witty
Library Board to Meet Tuesday at 2 P M
The regular monthly library board meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 2 p m announced by librarian Annette Crogster.
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Annette Crogster
Allies Brace for New Nazi Blitz as Hitler Prepares Move
In a wartime assessment Dewitt MacKenzie warns the German blitzkrieg may resume swiftly after victory in Flanders. He notes Allied resilience and dwindling Nazi resources, but predicts Hitler will strike again, possibly influenced by Mussolini, with England and France ready to reconstitute strength and deter aggression.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Hitler
Flanders
Herr Hitler
England
France
Mussolini
U S Refugees Return Aboard President Roosevelt Liner
The President Roosevelt with about 750 American war refugees aboard headed to New York today from Galway. The United States liner was crowded beyond capacity as the American embassy in London confirmed the near seven hundred fifty refugees on board.
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Galway
Ireland
United States
President Roosevelt
New York
London
Birthday Cake Honorees At Tribune Journal Plant
Flags fly at the Trib une Journal plant as Ernest F. Stites editor fisherman and baseball expert extraordinary joins other notables Leo Delorio A C Gough and S P McNeely in cutting a birthday cake on June 3 honoring local figures.
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Tribune Journal
Ernest F. Stites
Leo Delorio
A. C. Gough
S. P. McNeely
Two Singers to Perform Second Idaho Southern Recital
Betty Slayton of Firth and Alden Toews of Aberdeen present the second in a series of commencement recitals at Idaho Southern University. The program starts at 8 15 p m in the Little Theater of the Student Union. Recitals continue Wednesday and Friday evenings.
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Betty Slayton
Firth
Alden Toews
Aberdeen
Idaho Southern University
Little Theater
Student Union
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