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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
5
Scout John Roberts and Scout Charles Cullen of troop 15 earned favorable action for Eagle Scout. badges soon ready for award. Portneuf lodge 2011.0.0.F. holds a memorial meeting at 8 p.m. Around town updates include travel plans and military postings.
Candidate for renomination and re election at the Primaries June 13 1944. Twelve years service on the Bench. Vote for two in a non partisan Judicial Ballot.
Mrs. Clyde Sampson and family learn their son Robert O. Sampson, a marine corporal, has been promoted to sergeant after two and a half years in the South Pacific. Farm notes report beet crops benefited by heavy rains, aiding other crops. New births listed include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Rueland Williams and a daughter to Pvt and Mrs. Frank Hough. Esther Kissane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kissane, gives a piano recital at 8:15 p.m. today under the university music department.
Dr. L. D. Anderson of Boise filed a declaratory judgement in the third district court seeking to force Ada county to recognize pre marital examination certificates signed by osteopaths. County Clerk Otto F. Peterson said he had declined to issue a ruling.
A couple received a marriage license with a certificate signed by Anderson an osteopathic physician based on information from James W Blaine the prosecuting attorney who said only a medical doctor could issue certificates. Anderson cited Attorney General Bert H Miller saying osteopaths and chiropractors could issue such certificates. He said Ada county was the only one refusing to accept them.
London reports Prime Minister Churchill finally agrees not to accompany the invasion forces as they proceed with the assault, following cautious persuasion. The move aligns with wartime security and strategic planning for the operation.
Admiral Ramsay disclosed to a correspondent that he persuaded Churchill with difficulty not to risk Allied shores. He warned the extra work required to safeguard the prime minister, and Churchill finally relented.
Kenneth Burnap seaman first class USNR has returned to the New Orleans arm ed guard center after ten months at sea as a member of the naval gun crew of a merchant ship. His latest voyage at sea is noted.
A Boise native, son of W. K. Burnap and Pocetello graduate, describes his convoy’s journeys to North Africa Wales Egypt England Arabia and Iran. He notes attacks by submarines and Nazi bombers in the Mediterranean though his ship stayed distant from the fighting.
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A young man from Idaho Falls was employed at White Star Laundry before entering naval service on August 27, 1942. The brief notice records his prior employment and date of enlistment.
A prehistoric landscape three hundred million years ago saw one third of the United States enshrouded by tangled swamps. Fossil record reveals dense wetlands spanning vast inland regions, shaping later coal deposits and regional ecosystems.
A historical snippet notes that there are 223,670 miles of rise roads in the United States, highlighting a substantial national road network figure from the period.
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