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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1945

Page

5

France Backs U S on Veto Clash at United Nations

In San Francisco France pledges support for the United States if a showdown with Russia over veto rights occurs at the United Nations conference. Boncour says France would vote with America though reluctantly, while other French delegates acknowledge annoyance but agree. The issue, tied to Stalin and Moscow, hinges on a possible American decision and the White House stance.

San Francisco France United States Russia Joseph Paul Boncour Boncour America Paul Boncour Ukraine Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia U. S Stettinius White House World Security Council Srettinius Moscow Stalin Council Britain China

Pocatello Airman Earns Meritorious Service Award

Sgt. John DeLaMare of 936 East Center receives a meritorious achievement certificate for work from July 7, 1944, to April 22, 1945 with the 355th air engineering squadron, 87th air service group in India. He is 23, a Pocatello High School graduate, and previously worked as an apprentice machinist and at McClelland air base. T/Sgt. Thomas Strah, husband of Helen DeLaMare, visits from Sioux City where he serves at a B-24 base.

John DeLaMare W. M. DeLaMare 936 East Center 355Th Air Engineering Squadron 87Th Air Service Group Donald 8. Williams Air Corps DeLaMare India Pocatello High School Pocatello Union Pacific McClelland Air Base California Thomas Strah Helen DeLaMare Sioux City Greenville Texas

Army air corps corporal on 15 day furlough to visit family

Bert Pett, Corporal in the Army Air Corps, spends a 15 day furlough with his mother Mrs. E V Driscoll at 211 West Sherman and his wife in Acequia Idaho. He is temporarily stationed at Wright Field Dayton Ohio and recently returned from service in the southwest Pacific. A former press man for the Pocatello Tribune, he has served 38 months.

Bert Pett Army Air Corps E. V. Driscoll West Sherman Acequia Idaho Cpl. Pett Wright Field Dayton Ohio Southwest Pacific Pocatello Tribune

Local News Briefs From Bannock County And Surrounding Areas

Reports from Bannock County include marriage licenses issued in Pocatello and Salt Lake City, with couples John F Williams Mildred Kenyon and John S Hudgens Beverly Baker. School board meetings attended by district officials and the Swan Lake Oxford consolidation discussion. 4-H club formations in Lava Hot Springs Arimo Jumping Needle and North Pocatello projects. Police court actions list multiple intoxication fines and disorderly conduct penalties.

Anna Keefe John F. Williams Pocatello Mildred Kenyon Salt Lake City John S. Hudgens Poplar Bluff Beverly Baker Bannock County Scott D. Lowe Oxford Swan Lake Lava Hot Springs Lava School Sterling Schou Arthur Busacker A. L. Hooper Bernice King

Scouts Camp Opens Today in Pocatello

The day camp for girls seven and older starts at 9:30 am in the Memorial building with activities at Ross park when weather allows. Gwendolyn Wescott of the Girl Scouts national staff leads the program, aided by local women.

Pocatello Memorial Building Ross Park Gwendolyn Wescott National Staff of Girl Scouts Girl Scout Miss Wescott

Hughes New Plane to Carry 750 Men and Gear

In Culver City California Hughes Aircraft previews a giant all wood seaplane described as the world’s largest. Vice President Charles W Perelle says it will carry 750 soldiers and equipment with an 8 300 horsepower engine powerplant and a 300 foot wing span. The craft promises a 60 to 70 ton payload and intercontinental freight capability.

Culver City Calif Howard Hughes Charles W. Perelle Hughes Aircraft Company Perelle Germany Uncle Sam

Nimitz Praises Guam Landing Leaders After Okinawa Advance

Admiral Chester W. Nimitz commends Lieutenant General Simon Bolivar Buckner and the Tenth Army for their rapid exploitation of Okinawa, noting the destruction of principal enemy forces and defenses and praising corps and division commanders for their effectiveness.

Guam Chester W. Nimitz Pacific Ocean Areas Simon Bolivar Buckner Tenth Army Okinawa Nimitz Buckner

Will of Earl Lloyd George Leaves Most to Family

The will of Earl David Lloyd George divides lands and goods among his widow and two daughters plus a younger son, with no legacy for the elder son Maj. Richard Lloyd George who became earl this New Year. In a Daily Mail interview he says his father left him nothing due to his political stance. The estate total was not specified and is believed modest.

London David Lloyd George Maj Richard Lloyd George The Daily Mail Lloyd George

Retired Rancher Leonard Haynes Dies in Rupert

Leonard C. Haynes, 79, a retired rancher and businessman from Minidoka County, died at Rupert General Hospital after a brief illness. A former mayor and postmaster, he also served six years as county assessor and as a county commissioner.

Rupert Leonard C. Haynes Minidoka County Rupert General Hospital

Churchill attacks Labour program as gestapo linked to socialism

Prime Minister Churchill faced angry Labour benches in the House of Commons after accusing Labour plans of needing some form of gestapo. He called the Labour party program abhorrent to British ideas of freedom as he campaigned to retain power ahead of the July 5 election. Clement Attlee was expected to reply with a nation broadcast tonight.

London Gestapo Churchill House of Commons Labor Party Clement Attlee Nation

Explorer Receives Peary Polar Expedition Medal

In Sandy Lake Pennsylvania 72 year old Dr John W Goodsell was formally honored for aiding Commander Robert E Peary in the north pole discovery. The ceremony filled the red country school house as Goodsell received the 1908 09 silver Peary polar expedition medal recently created by Congress.

Sandy Lake Robert E. Peary North Pole John W. Goodsell Pennsylvania Red Country D. Goodwell Congress

Chinese unit moves up in Liuchow area amid heavy fighting

The Chinese high command says forces are enveloping Japanese troops at Liuchow and Isham, near a U S air base, while Szelo sees severe combat southwest toward French Indo China. Kweihsien is reportedly recaptured as columns advance on the West River and toward Muson. Japanese remnants linger northeast of Foochow in Fukien.

Chungking Liuchow Kweihsien Kangsi Province West River Muson Fuekien Foochow

Millions of Service Members Subscribe to Hometown Weeklies

About 2,000,000 service men in the United States have subscribed to local weekly newspapers. The figure reflects broad adoption of community papers among armed forces personnel nationwide.

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