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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1944

Page

3

Allies Break Through Near Rome as Fifth Army Seizes Hills

Allied forces push toward Rome with the American fifth army and British eighth joining forces along the via Casilina about 10 miles east of Valmontone. Alban hills strongholds fall and Monte Castellaccio is captured as 16,000 German troops already surrender in tightening surroundings.

Edward Kennedy Associated Press Fifth Army Rome Bern Stokholm Svenska Dagbladet Alban Berlin Eighth Via Casilina Valmontone Pierce Fifth Alban Hills Seacoast Veiletri Velletri Monte Castellacio Lanuvio Labico Transocean Foreign Office Cave Anagni Mark W. Clark Monte Castellaccio Casilina Cosa Sacco Bay

Burton A. Empey Seeks Idaho Sheriff Nomination

Burt Empey, Idaho stockman and peace officer, seeks the Republican nomination for Sheriff on June 13. He credits his background as a taxpayer and native to Idaho and pledges an honest economical administration if elected.

Idaho Burton A Burt) Empey

Conviction in Utah polygamy case hits nearly half of group

In a four state inquiry, 46 arrested for plural marriages saw about half convicted after paper trials. Six men faced Mann Act violations, two men and a woman for kidnapping a 14 year old, and fifteen men for unlawful cohabitation. Sentences include up to five years for Salt Lake City defendants.

Salt Lake City Federal Court of Appeals Utah Arizona Idaho Colorado State Supreme Court United States Supreme Court Latter Day Saints Associated Press

Pocatello Lieutenant To Graduate June 12

Lt. (jg) A. Clair Barrett, 35, son of Mrs. Mary A. Barrett of 308 South Eighth Avenue, will graduate from naval reserve officers training at Tucson, Ariz., June 12. He attended Idaho Southern University and the University of Idaho, earning a B A. He was active in athletics in school and college and led the Northeastern Idaho Officials' Association in 1939-41. He managed the Caldwell farm labor supply center in 1941-43.

A. Clair Barrett Mary A. Barrett South Eighth Avenue Naval Reserve Tucson Ariz Eleventh Naval District Barrett Idaho Southern University University of Idaho Northeastern Idaho Officials’ Association Farm Labor Supply Center Caldwell

Invasion Weather Over Dover Straits Report

The Dover strait area shows clear sky Saturday night with a few high clouds and a fresh southwest wind easing before night. Sea haze present, daytime heat reached 74 degrees in the shade by 3 pm and cooled to 59 by 9 30 pm.

Dover England Dover Strait

Allies press on Italian front amid fierce German counterattacks

Allied communique reports hard driving on the Italian front with German troops in retreat. Many enemies appeared bewildered and scattered, some hiding in grain fields, others mingling with civilians as the battle raged.

Italy

Shuttle Raids Hit Axis Defenses In Europe Campaign

Allied air forces continued heavy raids across occupied Europe. RAF bombers struck coastal France targets and the Trappes rail yard near Paris, while Mediterranean forces hit Giurgiu on the Danube, as Eisenhower's European operations pressed into the sixteenth day.

Danube Giurgiu Germany

Kansas Democrats back Roosevelt. Rice chosen national committeeman

In Emporia Kansas delegates to the national convention were instructed to vote for a fourth term for President Roosevelt. Carl V Rice former Labette county attorney was elected national committeeman over W H Burke of Little River.

Emporia, Kas Kansas Roosevelt Carl V. Rice Labette County W. H. Burke Little River

Idaho Southern Symphony to feature Lowell Farr as guest artist

The Idaho Southern Symphony presents a concert on Monday June 12 at 8 15 p m in Frazier hall with Lowell Farr local pianist as guest artist and H LeGrande Fawson conducting. Farr performs multiple solos and Beethoven Emperor Concerto No 5 with the orchestra while Saint Saens March Heroique closes the program. Farr a recent Pocatello high school graduate is the son of Mr and Mrs R K Farr and studies under local teachers with plans to study in Salt Lake City this summer.

Idaho Southern Symphony Orchestra Frazier Hall Lowell Farr H. LeGrande Fawson Meunier de Falla Ravel Mouvt de Menuer Mr. Farr Beethoven Mr. Fawson Saint-Saens Pocatello High School R. K. Farr 1571 South Fourth Anderson School of Music Pocatello Evelyn Lundgren McLeod Fucene Perrine Joseph Harland Berryman Salt Lake City Becky Almond McGune School of Music

Patient Improves After Portneuf Car Crash Report

Mrs. Nora Powers injured in the Portneuf wreck Wednesday was reported in good condition by hospital attendants Saturday night. No army update on the officers involved. they were listed as satisfactory on Thursday.

Nora Powers Portneuf Army

Allied amphibious landings and bold strikes reshape Burma theater

Yankee and Australian units land on three islands while Bazookas sabotaged trains and river craft advancing toward Myitkyina and Mogame. Lt. Gen. Stillell credits Chinese grit for gains on the Burma road as Japanese drives near Changsha are checked. A lone American pilot bombs Truk and three Kurile air strikes target approaches to Tokyo.

Burma Myitkyina Mogame Joseph W. Stillell China Hankow-Canton Railway Changsha Lake Tuneting

Allies Press Rome Warning on War's Reach

Allies urge measures to eject the German army and spare Rome as a religious and cultural center. Pope Pius XII warns against making Rome a theater of war and declares that striking Rome would be matricide.

Rome Vatican City Pope Pius College of Cardinals

Colorado Mines Largest Molybdenum Output for Steel Armaments

Colorado reports the largest molybdenum production amid steel armament manufacture needs. Industry observers note the metal's critical role in alloying for durable steel components and military hardware.

Colorado

Premature News Flash Says Doughgirls Cast Bows

The Doughgirls cast learned of the flash as they took bows at the end of the Washington play. In Times Square taxi drivers spread the report while newsreels rushed to theater audiences. In Jamaica New York police denied the invasion story. Kaiser Richmond workers halted briefly before resuming work after officials clarified the report.

Times Square Jamaica New York Kaiser Shipyards Richmond Calif

Americans Impress Soviet At New Bases In Ukraine

A Soviet military delegation witnessed a demonstration at new Ukrainian bases where American airpower impressed with smooth operation and modern equipment. Flying Fortresses roared in formation and were refueled for return flights, echoing the precision seen at bases in England and Italy.

Ukraine England Italy

Teamster Drowns After Ferry Accident at Ponderay River

Sheriff reports Charles A. Bergdorf, 26, drowned when the team he drove frightened and the horses fell from the Thama ferry crossing the Ponderay river. Bergdorf, riding one horse, fell between them and did not respond to artificial respiration after body recovery.

Sandpoint Sheriff's Office Charles A. Bergdorf Thama Ponderay River Bergdorf

Southwest Gets Fish Hatchery Dispatch

The Idaho state fish and game department reports 360000 rainbow trout raised and distributed in southwestern Idaho this year. Bailey said 100000 fish ranging four to nine inches were planted in Canyon Ada and Gem counties drains. Half a million trout at seven inches remain for future plantings along with 700000 eggs incubating.

EAGLE State Fish and Game Department Idaho EB. O. Bailey Canyon Ada Gem

Pete Jensen Promises Honest County Administration

Farmer and stockman Pete Jensen pledges an economical government and honest administration. He claims to have already moved the county to a cash basis during his term, arguing that his past record is his best recommendation.

Pete” Jensen Pete

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