Idaho Democrats Rearrange Names at Lewiston Convention
Idaho Democrats at Lewiston endorsed Franklin D Roosevelt for a fourth term and praised Henry Wallace. The state convention elected Francis M. Bistline as national committeeman and warned the party may be taken over by the Idaho political action committee, risking Democratic unity in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannegan
Democratic National Committee
Idaho
Lewiston
Bourbon
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Henry Wallace
Roosevelt
Good Henry
Chicago
Henry
F.D.R
Wallace
China
Pocatello
William L. Campbell
Grangeville
Bistline
Campbell
Idaho Political Action Committee
Taxpayers Leaguers
Farmers Union
North Idaho
North Idaho C.S
A.F.L
Democratic Party
Il Duce Designs a New Flag
Benito Mussolini reportedly drafts a new Italian flag replacing the Savoy arms with a black eagle. The Portland Oregonian mocks the choice of a bird, calling it an ill fit that may hurt the king's feelings, while noting Mussolini's timing amid German retreat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assolini
Portland Oregonian
Benito
Italy
House of Savoy
Mussolini
Savoy
Allied Air Coordination Advances Across Forces
BROTHER STALIN has agreed to American aircraft use of Russian bases for shuttle bombers. No Siberian bases are discussed for Japan, but three allied air forces now coordinate. Germany's key industrial centers become targets while their air force is weakened. bomber losses are expected to drop.
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Stalin
U. S
Siberian
Japan
Germany
War initiatives shorten Bathing Suits in public messaging
Citizens are urged to adjust summer attire to wartime norms while remaining focused on national tasks. Public campaigns stress restraint and patriotism as priorities during the conflict era.
Three of the World’s Most Useless Professions Praised
A humorous note claims three occupations are useless: promoting oneself, rescuing drowning cats, and pulling weeds. The witty list highlights the perceived futility of these tasks in everyday life.
Early History of Pocatello and the Utah Northern
The article traces freight growth from Utah Territory into Montana fueling railroad interest in the 1870s. It details Utah Northern construction 1872 74 through Cache Valley to Franklin and its sale to Union Pacific 1878, plus later Oregon Short Line progress reaching Pocatello by 1882 and Huntington by 1884 with connections to Oregon Railway and Navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Robert L. Wrigley
Utah Territory
Montana
Utah
Utah Northern
Cache Valley
Franklin
Utah-Idaho
Union Pacific
Utah and Northern
Snake River Plain
Butte
Northern Pacific
Garrison
Red Rock Pass
Blackfoot River
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Eagle Rock
Idaho Falls
Snake River
Idaho
Oregon
Pacific Northwest
Huntington
Granger
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Pioneer Idaho stockman dies at daughter's home
Here We Have Idaho Grant Riddle 75 a Bruneau stockman and Idaho pioneer died at a daughter's Mountain City Nevada home last Wednesday. Five daughters 14 grandchildren and one great grandchild survive. Pioneer Idaho stockman passes. Lynn Crandall watermaster reports Jackson Lake reservoir full at 100 percent. American Falls 1 643 230 acre feet, Jackson Lake 850 050 and Walcott Lake 93 320 acre feet. There seems to be lots of water. The College of Idaho Caldwell confers honorary Doctor of Letters on J W Condie former Idaho state superintendent of public instruction. Doctor Condie now. Ben Johnson Preston challenging Governor Bottolfsen for U S Senator wants Bottolfsen to declare stand on liquor question. He asks where Johnson himself stands.
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Grant Riddle
Mountain City
Nevada
Lynn Crandall
Jackson Lake
American Falls
Walcott Lake
College of Idaho At
Caldwell
J. W. Condie
Idaho
Doctor Condie
Ben Johnson
Preston
Bottolfsen
U. S
Democratic leaders tour Idaho as Hannegan speaks in Pocatello
National Democratic Chairman Robert Hannegan spent about 40 minutes in Pocatello on his first Idaho tour and praised “leaders of experience” in wartime. A dog chased a rooster into a garage causing a small fire during a melee, while the state hatchery at Eagle reports 360,000 rainbow trout raised and distributed this year and 700,000 eggs hatching. Delegates from Lewiston to Chicago were named for Roosevelt’s Fourth Term, with several from Pocatello and other towns listed as alternates or district delegates.
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Robert Hannegan
Pocatello
Idaho
Glen Schureman
Schureman
Idaho Falls
Eagle
Canyon
Ada
Gem
Lewiston
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wallace
Asher B. Wilson
Twin Falls
Francis M. Bistline
P. J. Evans
Preston
Gilbert Larson
Rexburg
Ben Waigand
Nampa
A. F. Graf
Dmirs
Wiliam Armstrong
Tensed
Robert Blecter
Coeur d'Alene
Harry Locke
J. F. Jenny
Cottonwood
George W. Walker
James Neil
Moscow
W.S. Hawkins
G. C. Penney
Nez Perce
Dan J. Cavanah
Joe Williams
Boise
Dan Hoops
Joe Andraeson
St. Anthony
Ann Hartshorn
Jerome
Baca
Britain
Milwaukee
Uncle Sam
W. W
U.S
Samuel Wilson
Troy
N. Y
de Vere
Wilson
John Bull
England
Arbuthnot
Chatterer The Red Squirrel Causes Nutting Trouble
In the Green Forest story, Chatterer the Red Squirrel mirrors Buster Bear’s greed. He scolds others, attempts to hoard beech nuts, and blocks neighbors from rightful shares, ending with a comic self defeat as he argues away his own chance to eat. Next story: Chatterer Gets a Shaking.
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Buster Bear
Buster
Lightfoot
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
Green Forest
Whitefoot
Wood Mouse
Happy Jack Squirrel
Sammy Jay
Two Sons Reported as Born in Local Hospitals
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis of 353 South Grant at General hospital on Sunday. Another son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blair of 217 North Fourteenth at St. Anthony's hospital.
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General Hospital
Sunday
Tom Lewis
South Grant
St. Anthony's Hospital
Jack Blair
North Fourteenth
Aid Increases Idaho Recipients, Expenditures Dip
Public assistance in Idaho rose in recipients for April while total payments fell about 1 000 from March. April outlays reached 382 938 90 with 12 212 people aided versus 12 075 in March. Old age aid averaged 31 17 for 9 826 recipients. Cold age payments were 306 267 against 305 339 in March. Aid to dependent children stood at 57 399 and aid to the blind at 7 363.
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Boise
Idaho
Public Assistance Department
Need Continues Boise Food Supply Emphasis Decrying Surplus Myth
G. F. Geissler Western regional director of the agricultural adjustment agency told state and county AAA personnel that recent rationing developments and temporary storage filling fostered a mistaken belief in large surpluses. He warned the food production battle remains critical, with need as great as last fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
G. F. Geissler
The
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
AAA
Governor fills posts in Boise public health department
Governor Bottelfsen appoints L. J. Peterson and Dr. Ruth Raattama to chief administrative posts in the Idaho state department of public health. Peterson becomes administrative director while retaining laboratory duties. Raattama, director of maternal and child welfare, adds medical director duties after the resignation of Dr. G Ritter Smith.
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Boise
C. A. Bottelfsem
L. J. Peterson
Ruth Raattama
State Department of Public Health
G. Ritter Smith
Public Health
Peterson
Dr. Raattama
Bureau of Maternal and Child Welfare
Department
Fifteen Feared Dead in Olga Capsize Near Port Stanley
Fifteen persons are believed to have drowned when the motor launch Olga capsized near Port Stanley on Lake Erie while crowded with Sunday excursionists. Thirteen were rescued as salvage operations commenced.
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Port Stanley
Lake Erie
Olga
When to Press Manners on a Child at Home
A mother describes repeated spankings of a child who slaps other kids, and a nurse advises steady, repeated discipline. Growth comes from consistent practice, not single lessons, with obedience trained from babyhood. Angelo Patri urges early, patient teaching and offers a pamphlet on obedience.
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Lou
Little Lou
Chester
Angelo Patri
P. O
Station G
New York 19
N. Y
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Rita Hayworth
Adolphe Menjou
HI YA
Chum
the Ritz Bros
Jane Frazee
Pathe News
James Cagney
Rosemary Lane
Johnny Mack Brown and
Tex Ritter
Frank Colby
George Donart
Charles C. Gossett
KSEI
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Old Bagdad
Johnny Downs
Johnny Mack Brown
BA and the Thieves
Fea
Ries
Udiale
Eland
Great Lake
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