Disabled Veterans Open Eighth Annual Convention Here
Floyd K. Dover of Portland heads the Idaho Disabled American Veterans convention as speakers warn that the Europe crisis mirrors 1920s dangers. He urges veterans to back the arms program and counter Hitlerism at home, while seeking Idaho support to host the national D A V convention in Oregon. Mayor Robert M. Terrell welcomes delegates at Memorial building.
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Europe
United States
Department
Idaho
Disabled American Veterans of the
Floyd K. Dover
Portland
Ore
Idahona
Dover
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Britain
Oregon
Robert M. Terrell
Henry O'Leary
Bannock County
Italy's First War Year Costs Mussolini Heavy Losses
The article notes Italy under Mussolini suffered about 245,075 military losses in its first year of war with territorial gains of roughly 35,000 square miles and a collapse of much of its east African empire including Somaliland Eritrea and Ethiopia. It also cites heavy naval losses and 1.1 million tons of shipping lost by mid May with 215 ships sunk.
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Italy
Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
North Africa
Albania
French Riviera
British Somaliland
Epirus
Greece
Croatia
Europe
Yugolavia
Somaliland
Eritrea
Ethiopia
World War II tensions rise with torpedo claim and Damascus push
Premier Mussolini presses the United States toward war while warning of American dictatorship. Churchill reports Crete losses and shipping gains, as Britain pins hopes on May naval achievements. The Robi Moor torpedo claim unsettles U.S. officials amid mounting Middle East and Syria developments. Darlan calls for collaboration with Germany to save France.
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Associated Press
Mussolini
Japan
United States
Turkey
Greece
Italy
Ilduce
Germany
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Britain
Crete
Associated Press Today
South Atlantic
Washington
Middle East
Syria
Damascus
Berlin
Retailers to Hold Trade Events in Pocatello Friday and Saturday
The chamber of commerce Trade Events committee reports Pocatello retailers will host special trade days on Friday and Saturday with real hot values. Shoppers are urged to watch local ads in the Pocatello Tribune and Idaho State Journal for bargains and notable window displays slated for Flag Day June 14. Leading retailers participate and many visitors are expected.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pocatello
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Protest Over Veterans on Boise Squad Sparks Forfeit Threat
Art Routzong business chief of the Pocatello Cardinals says the Boise Pilots exceed roster limits with eight veterans rather than seven. If President Jack Halliwell sustains the protest, Boise must forfeit Monday’s game and face a $50 fine.
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Art Routzong
Pocatello Cardinals
Boise Pilots
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer League
Boise
Routzong
Sinking of Robin Moor signals war move toward South Atlantic
The sinking of the American flagship Robin Moor about 600 miles south of the Cape Verde islands on May 21 underscores a widening war reach into the South Atlantic. Reports suggest Dakar may be a German base and fuel supplies there are uncertain, with tensions rising as Roosevelt warns that Nazi occupation of Atlantic outposts would endanger freedom and safety.
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Mediterranean
South Atlantic
France
Germany
Dakar
West Africa
Africa
South America
Cape of Good Hope
Red Sea
French Dakar
Cape Verde Islands
Washington
Eric Raeder
United States Atlantic
Roosevelt
Azores
Atlantic
Neighborhood Row Leads to Jail Bonds at Hayden Street
Police report a neighborhood disturbance involving Mrs. George Wilbur Young of 536 East Hayden and Mrs. Marie Jones of 533 East Hayden. Young faces a 500 dollar bond on an assault with deadly weapon charge and Jones is released to her husband by Justice Chas W Hyde.
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Justice Courts
George Wilbur Young
East Hayden
Marie Jones
Young
Jones
Chas. W. Hyde
Willis
Weather Outlook: Cool Tuesday Night Warmer Wednesday
Forecast shows continued cool conditions Tuesday night with a gradual warm up on Wednesday. Skies mostly clear and light breezes expected as high temperatures rise into the 60s.
Floods and Tornadoes Kill 29 Across Midwest and Southwest
Over three days severe weather killed 29 people across nine states, with nine dying in Albany Texas flash flood and additional fatalities in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri Iowa and Nebraska. Dam failures flooded towns thousands of acres and livestock drowned as rivers rose and bridges failed.
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Associated Press
Albany
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kan
Texas Panhandle
Iowa
Marysville
Tulsa
Okla
Veterans Meeting Form First Reunion in Boise
Members of the southeastern Idaho group who volunteered in E company during the Spanish American War meet in Boise for the first reunion since the conflict. The gathering yesterday drew 12 of 85 volunteers and Joseph Andrasen, state plant industry director, was named chairman.
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Boise
Southeastern Idaho Group
Joseph Andrasen
Paul Nash Heads West for Shippers Board Meeting
Paul Nash, secretary of the chamber of commerce, departed for Salt Lake City today to attend the Western Shippers Advisory Board meeting.
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Paul Nash
Chamber of Commerce
Salt Lake City
Western Shippers’ Advisory Board
Boat Rescues 11 Survivors From S. S. Osorio Incident
Aboard the S. S. Osorio on June 8 at 9 oclock evening 11 survivors were rescued from a lifeboat of the North American ship Robin Moor torpedoed May 21 at latitude 6.15 north longitude 25.30 west. The survivors include three officers and are among 28 crew and passengers said to be aboard other lifeboats. The Brazilian commander of the Tamandare recovered baggage pieces and toys, with search continuing as the party heads toward Pernambuco Brazil arriving tomorrow night.
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S. S. Osorio
Robin Moor
John J. Banigan
Karl Nilsen
Virgil Sanders i
William S. Cary
Peter Buss
Donald Schableise
H. O. Rice
Re Carlisle
Antonio Santos
Hugh Murphy
P. C. Eccles
Tamandare
Pernambuco
Brazil
Strike Threats Halt Defense Output Across Plants
A second CIO walkout tied up six Bohn Aluminum plants in Detroit while Army officials sought near normal output at the North American Aviation plant in Inglewood California. Strikes also loomed at Consolidated Aircraft in San Diego as CIO members vote on a strike. Union demands include a 10 cent hourly raise, with basic wages at North American from 50 to 75 cents plus 10 cent steps for skilled workers. The North American plant was seized by 2600 soldiers after the walkout, and arrests followed amid tense picket lines.
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Inglewood
Calif
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation
Detroit
North American Aviation Corporation
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation
San Diego
Aluminum Company of America
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers
Bolin
Perkins
Defense Mediation Board
Stimson
Washington
North American
Charles E. Branshaw
C. IL. O
Ind
North American Aviation
Army
Missing bomber wreckage found in Wyoming search
Army officials say the bulk of the missing bomber lies badly broken on a knoll in western Wyoming after a two day search from an 11 000 foot elevation. Captain Eddie Brooks had reported the ship seemed little damaged. A private plane spotted the breakup near Franston and Lymon Wyoming.
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Salt Lake City
Wyoming
Eddie Brooks
United Airline
Franston and
Lymon
Wryo
Idaho County Draft Quotas Set for July Call
Boise state selective headquarters announces county quotas for the July pane draft call. From July 7 11 and 14 15 panels the draft will take 252 Idaho men with 161 from the southern section. Ada 10 men Canyon No 1 9 Canyon No 2 8 Gem 4 Oorhee 5 and Bingham 12.
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Boise
Idaho
Ada
Canyon No. One
Canyon No
Gem
Oorhee
Bingham
Jury Choice Delays Liquor Trial in Pocatello Case
The second of 24 cases charging illegal sale of intoxicating liquor in Pocatello proceeded to jury selection in the police court. Defendant H L Bob Robbins of the Keystone club faces a charge of selling whiskey on April 19. The panel includes George Elrod Joe Primbs Willard Lund William Hill Leon Molinelli Carl Smith Myron Porges W L Healy Carter Queen Myron Bullock J G Benolken.
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Pocatello
William J. Ryan
H. L.bob Robbins
Keystone Club
Keystone
C. M. Jeffery
O. R. Baum
Ben Peterson
Myron Bullock
Mr. Baum
Republic City
Law and Order League
J. G. Benolken
George D. Elrod
Joe Primbs
Willard Lund
William S. Hill
Leon Molinelli
Carl W. Smith
Myron Porges
W. L. Healy
Carter Queen
J. B. Murman
Lions Vote On Split Districts In Ogden Convention
Governor Maw of Utah urged cooperation with Idaho on natural resources as Lions International district No. 28 debated a split at Ogden. Utah delegates vote today on convention size. outcome will set whether the split becomes effective July 1 or after 1942, with Utah retaining U-28 and Idaho becoming I-39. Voting continued for district governors and the convention question.
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Herbert B. Maw
Utah
Idaho
Lions International
Sun Valley
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