Card of Thanks for Kind Support After Loss
We extend heartfelt thanks to all who assisted and offered sympathy and floral tributes after the death of our daughter and sister. Mrs. J. L. Lacy and family.
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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1940
Page
2
In Memoriam for a Mother and Bunnie’s Loss
A mournful poem notes a mother’s death, a child’s grief, and a vacant chair in the home. It reflects faith that God guides souls to a rest beyond sorrow in a heavenly home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunnie
Nazi Leaders Hold Courts In Five Capitals Amid War Spread
The article notes Adolf Hitler's administrators governing from five European capitals as the war expands. It describes royalty in exile, including Leopold III in Belgium, King Christian X in Copenhagen, King Haakon VII in Norway, Wilhelmina in England, and Grand Duchess Charlotte in Paris, with various family displacements and political actions following recent surrenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolf Hitler
Dom
Haakon VII
Norway
Oslo
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
England
Greatest Medicine I Have Ever Found Says Oscar Doty
Oscar Doty a longtime janitor at Washington School Twin Falls Idaho praises Hoyts Compound as the best medicine he has found. He reports relief from indigestion sour belching kidney troubles and constipation after use and credits Cook Drug Co and local druggists for selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Doty
Washington School
Twin Falls
Idaho
Hoyt
Cook Drug Co
Adyv
Allies Move to Tighten War Supplies Purchases and Relief Rules
Senate panel backs a large relief bill worth 1.075 billion dollars while broad plans to align federal relief outlays with defense needs gain momentum. The measure authorizes 300000 youths in CCC camps for non combatant training and earmarks 25 million dollars to speed defense projects for the war and navy departments. General Marshall testifies CCC camps could aid mobilization and Col Harrington notes defense earmarks would facilitate airports barracks armories and roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Adams
Colo
War and Navy Departments
George C. Marshall
Army
F. C. Harrington
WPA
Italy Tells United States Not to Assist Allies
In a war update, Italy states it will not let the United States aid Allied forces. the report notes divisions over shipping restrictions and mentions wartime coordination, including a conference involving German wartime food official Walter Darre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
United States
Walter Darre
Reich
Final Dunkirk evacuation feared as Italy plans supply aid
Reports claim civilians flee Dunkirk in last evacuation as Italy prepares to secure supplies. Il Tevere hints France’s fate may be decided soon while Ettore Mutt could lead a volunteer parachute corps. French 75s reportedly blast tanks. census official George McCabe notes forthcoming town announcements amid Bannock county checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italia
Italy
Ettore Mutt
Fascist Party
Il Tevere
France
Dunkerque
Channel
Paris
New York
Germans Plan Coast Drive Tanks Meet Destruction
German forces plan a coastal offensive to seize Le Havre and form one arm of a pincer aimed at Paris, with another thrust toward the Ailette region. The move relies on rail routes to Paris and may include withdrawing French lines to occupy stronger positions as Weygand’s defense adapts. German tank losses cited as heavy as tanks run the depth line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Havre
France
England
Paris
Ailette
Weygand
Pocatello Census Estimates Stir Local Debate
Pocatello public figures discuss a preliminary census showing 17,938 residents, with estimates suggesting the total could exceed 21,000 after potential corrections. Alameda reports 2688 residents, up from 1885. Nash notes the results are preliminary and may change as enumeration continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Pocatello
Rotarians Discuss European War Opinions at Noon Meeting
Four Rotarians spoke on The European War at a noon Rotary gathering. Ralph J. Comstock E Norman Vaughn Paul M. Bryan and R D Leach shared views on Hitler Germany Italy's possible entry and the need for vigilance while avoiding direct involvement. Leach predicted divine intervention in right versus might.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotarians
Rotary
Ralph J. Comstock
E. Norman Vaughn
Paul M. Bryan
R. D. Leach
Leach
Divine Providence
Bryan
Italy
Europe
Comstock
Vaughn
Hitler
Marriage Licenses Issued For Hack and Gibson
Richard Hack aged 24 of Pocatello and Fern Gibson aged 19 of Grace obtained marriage licenses. No births or divorces were reported in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hack
Pocatello
Fern Gibson
Grace
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. Lacy
Memoriam
Belgium
Leopold III
Elizabeth
Leopold
Pierrot
Copenhagen
Christian X of
Denmark
Charlotte
Luxembourg
the Tribune-Journal Co., Inc
Nash
Census Bureau
W. L. Austin
Washington, D. C
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Chubbuck
THE
Cas
Minneapolis Brewing Co
Minneapolis
Mina
Graves & Potter, Inc
Tribune Bidg
Marvelous
Cine-Kodak “‘K
Cook’s Kodak Headquarters
West Center
Freightways, Inc
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