Two Bannock deputies guilty of gambling in cross county raid
Bannock County Sheriff Alma Marley says deputies Ammon Hatch and R J Reynolds of Pocatello were convicted by Justice of Peace C A Coon for gambling at the Power County night club on April 18. The men say they went to gather evidence. Power County and Bannock County tensions flare over cross border raids and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannock County
Ammon Hatch
R. J. Reynolds
Pocatello
Justice of Peace
C. A. Coon
Power
Alma Marley
Bannock
Power County
Idaho
Marley
W. J. Hoehnen
Nick Harris
Arthur Welch
Coon
American Falls
W. C. Loofbourrow
Mike Koseris
Hoehnen
Stakey
Obituaries for Robert Dennis Rowe and William Tureman Alexander
Funeral services held for three year old Robert Dennis Rowe son of Pvt. Robert W. and Mary Seeles Rowe in the Third ward L D S church with Bishop M L Western officiating. William Tureman Alexander 68, a builder and cement finisher, died at his Lava Hot Springs home after living in Salt Lake and Wyoming. He was born in Iowa and survived by his mother Mrs. Orilla Baldridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Lava Hot Springs
Archie Alexander
Golden
Wyo
Orilla James
Superior
Mont
Dee Alexander
la Barge
June Alexander
James Alexander
Halley Ray
Fishtall
Belden Alexander
Jeanette Alexander
Cheyenne
Vivian Alexander
Wac
Fort Warren
Beatrice Booth Smith
Hall Mortuary
Willard Luna
Ruby Hyidahl
Erma Croxall
Edith Bell
Robert M. Gargett
Willard Lund
Arthur Hall
Orme
Martell Fogg
Marlin Watts
Freeman Pruniss
James
Robert Dennis Rowe
Robert W
Mary Seeles Rowe
North Lincoln
Third Ward
L.D.S
M. L. Western
Samuel Cox
L. H. Tolman
Bishop Western
Thelma Holt
Gibson Walters
Edith Thorpe
Leola Olson
Lucille Kuhre
Singing Mothers of the
Third Ward Relief Society
W. H. Wardle
Earl Wilson
Bobbie Wilson
Jackie Thorpe
Denny Butterfield
Margaret Nelson
Thiudward Relief Society
Ellis Tolman
Mountainview
Downard Mortuary
William Alexander
William Tureman Alexander
Iowa
Salt Lake
Big Piney
Pocatello
Nellie May Graham
Visalia
California
Orilla Baldridge
Bannock County Voter Registration Deadline Approaches
Bannock residents must register by Saturday 9 a.m. to vote in the June 13, 1944 primary. The county clerk’s office notes that those who did not vote in the last general election must register with their precinct registrar, while those who did vote should verify their names on the clerk’s list. The piece lists 43 Bannock precincts and their registrars with addresses and names across Pocatello, Alameda, Chubbuck, Tyhee, Inkom, McCammon, Arimo, and nearby communities.
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Ann Keefe
Bannock County
Pocatello
W. E. Kellow
South Johnson
Karen E. Jensen
North Lincoln
Trene Cook
South Arthur
Luella E. Carrthers
South Hayes
C. Edmonson
North Hayes
Chloe Church
North Garfield
Aritta England
North Arthur
Robert Manning
A. J. Nelson
Rosewood
Catherine Cox
Clem E. Clark
North Seventh
H. W. Nielsen
North Pifth
Priscilla H. McNichols
East Bonneville
Sally Hill
South Fourth
Blanche Carr
Lee Bloxham
City
Elfreda K. Edwards
South Ninth
J. Mirtis Cooper
South Eleventh
Mary E. Randall
North Thirteenth
Alameda
Katherine B Little
West Maple
Sallie Grace Milliken
Park
Charles Palmer
Jefferson
Chubbuck
Val Johnson
RFD
North
Tyhee
James Walton, Jr
Inkom
Anna Hargraves
McCammon
Dorothy Harris
Robin
Mathias Capell
Arimo
Mabel Evans
Downey
Leota Helmandollar
Swan Lake
Mary E. Kay
Lava
May Evans
Oxford
Joan Lloyd
Kelly
Nettie Croney
Chesterfield
Emma _ Loveland
Lago
Anna Rasmussen
Cleve
Doolittle Praises Thunderbolt Group in Europe
Lt General James H. Doolittle commends the P-47 Thunderbolt group led by Colonel Glenn E. Duncan for extraordinary heroism in rescuing a bombardment wing under enemy fighter attacks. Robert E. Thompson of Pocatello serves as aircraft armorer. the unit marks its first foreign service anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Thompson
Pocatello
P-47 Thunderbolt Group
England
James H. Doolittle
Coil
Glenn E. Duncan
Luftwaffe
Germany
Nagi
Duncan
Hun
Thompson
M. D. Thompson
West Sherman
Nation Reacts Calmly to D-Day News Across America
Americans nationwide respond to the invasion of Europe with prayer and resolve. Churches and synagogues hold services while plants resume war work after brief pauses. Sirens sound in cities, stock markets pause for prayer, and Red Cross sees a flood of donor requests as communities unite for victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Europe
New York
Madison Square Evernal Light
Tles
United States Veterans Hospital
New York Daily News
New York Stock Exchange
Broadway
Red Cross
Lord & Taylor
Local Names and Places List From Central Neils Anderson Jr
Readable fragments list several personal names including Catherine B Nielsen Lund Lucile Hunter Bancroft Helen Sorensen Hatch Charlotte Hig gimsen Thatcher Lora B Rib bins Central Neils Anderson Jr Grace No 1 Sarah Statts Grace No 2 Ellen Williamson. The text appears as a catalog or notice fragment with multiple individuals and locations.
Indiscreet Officer Demoted Over D-Day Disclosure
Supreme Headquarters disclosed that a senior U S general was reduced to lieutenant colonel and sent home after warning at a London party that the invasion would occur before June 15. The officer’s name was withheld for security. General Eisenhower ordered the action.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
America
Supreme Command
US Air Force
London
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pronunciation Guide for French River and Town Names
A compact pronunciation guide listing how to say Seine Cherbourg Caen Le Havre St Vaast Calais Rouen and Caen along with phonetic hints for Sehn Shah boor Lah Kah lay Hougue Sehn Vahst Roo ahn. It provides nasal vowel guidance and anglicized spellings.
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Associated Press
Seine
Cherbourg
le Havre
Havr
St. Vaast
la Kah Lay Hougue
Vahst
Calais
Rouen
Strike Delays Ohio Plant Production Amid Walkout
About 450 workers described as bonafide strikers idle the Wright Aeronautical plant at Lockland Ohio for a third day after AAF pleas to halt the action. Between 12 000 and 15 000 absent since Monday, stalling production of engines and parts. A transfer of seven black workers into white staffed shops sparked tension. only the cylinder and three foundries stayed active with roughly 6 000 employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
Lockland
Ohio
AAF
Col
George Strong
AAF Central District Procurement Office
Detroit
Los Angeles
Six Idaho Men Commissioned as Second Lieutenants in Australia
Six Idaho soldiers earned second lieutenant commissions at an officers' candidate school in Australia. The new officers are Clarence E Lee of Lewiston, Raymond F Stein haus of Parma, Jean D Bachaud of St. Maries, Lester C Boyd and Carl Matz of Moscow, and Raymond E Putzier of Twin Falls. They advanced after serving overseas in the enlisted ranks and completing a four month course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Australia
Clarence E Lee
Lewiston
Raymond F. Steinhaus
Parma
Jean D. Bachaud
St. Maries
Lester C. Boyd
Carl Matz
Moscow
Raymond E. Putzier
Twin Falls
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion
Advertises Carter's Little Liver Pills claiming to boost bile flow within about thirty minutes to improve digestion. Emphasizes natural body processes and urges purchase for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Safeway Official Addresses Rotary
Rilen W. Doe of Oakland California vice president of Safeway Stores will speak at the Rotary Club meeting Thursday noon on Do We Have What It Takes detailing problems facing businessmen and citizen duties in war. Doe, past Oakland Rotary president and former Rotary International governor, has 24 years with Safeway rising from vegetable washer to VP and is a World War I veteran and Rotary relief committee member. Colorado is the leading beet sugar state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoco
Rilen W. Doe
Oakland
Calif
Safeway Stores
Rotary Club
Mr. %Ee
Oakland Rotary Club
Rotary International
Denver
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Cest
Safeway Stores, Inc
Burley
Doe
Safeway
Rotary International Committee On
McConnel Tours Idaho Local Selective Service Boards
Brig. Gen. M. G. McConnel and Maj. Michael E. Norton depart Boise for a tour of south-central and southeastern Idaho selective service boards. They discuss directives to reduce 1 A men aged 26 and over by shifting them to deferred classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
M. G. McConnel
Michael E. Norton
Idaho County
McConnel
Idaho
Norton
Buhl, Burley and
Pocatello
Pioneer of Salmon Dies At Age 86
Probate Judge Emerson Hill, 86, first mayor of Salmon Idaho, died yesterday. He arrived in 1907 after business ventures at Red Bank Montana, named mayor in 1911, and served as probate judge since 1931. He established a stage line to Salmon in 1895 and the first telephone exchange in 1896. survived by son John and daughter Maude Viel, whose husband is the current mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon
Emerson Hill
Idaho
Red Bank
Mont
Hill
John
Maude Viel
Idahoans Receive Medals From Allied Air Forces
Lt. Gen. George C. Kenney awarded air medals to Staff Sgt. John E. F. Bitner of Midvale Idaho and Flight Officer Harold A. Thornton of Southwick Idaho for service with allied air forces in the Southwest Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
George C. Kenney
Southwest Pacific
John EF. Bitner
Midvale
Idaho
Harold A. Thornton
Southwick
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Thunderbolt Group
The
Villers-Sur-Mer
Trouville
Deauville
Beuveville
St. Joseph
Botor Oil
Colorado
R. W. Doe
McConnel Visiting Service Boards
Blackfoot
Dubois
Idaho Falls
Rigby, Rexburg
Driggs
St. Anthony
Arco
Soda Springs
Paris
Preston
Rupert
Chas. F. Koelsch
Justice of the
Supreme Court
Aresident
Third Judicial District
Paid Politica Ad
Montgomery Ward
South Main
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