Time and Space Revolting Under Modern War Pace
The author argues that rapid news and instant communication have altered perceptions of time and space in war. He notes delays in 1810 1811 diplomacy and contrasts with today’s blitzkrieg style, U S and military modernity. He questions whether instant messaging has worsened understanding and acceptance of civilian suffering in war.
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Napoleon
Tilsit
Paris
Europe
Julius Caesar
Penalty Should Fit the Crime and a Canary's Heart Beat
Edgar Hoover argues for FBI deficiency funding and defense against espionage warning against spy scares. The piece critiques naive punitive zeal and notes a six month sentence for theft of bomber plans, urging penalties to match criminal act and intent while acknowledging risks of persecuting innocence. A science note compares a canary’s heart to an elephant’s.
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Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mr. Hoover
FBI
Idaho News Roundup and Local Incidents
Governor Bortolfsen rejects Ragweed Week proclamation citing June well filled with days. Legislator W. D. Timm visits Boise. San Francisco suspects arrested in Nampa for a 1940 Oldsmobile theft. Jerome posts Green River ordinances. Twin Falls expands city area by 100 residents. Utah trailer wheel accident in Blackfoot. Hensen suit over Betty Jean Hensen's death seeks 52000 damages from school district.
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Idaho
C. A. Bortolfsen
National Hay Fever Society, Inc
Minneapolis
Nampa
San Francisco
Wallace Wakefield
Police Department
W. W. Thibodeau
Union Pacific
William Varrick
William Ronald
Calif
Louis Bostick
Main
August Hensen
Cassia County
Independent School District No. 1
Minidoka County
Gordon Nelson
Betty Jean
Ray Hensen
Nelson
Cassia
Nagoya and Japanese travel notes with cultural glimpses
The excerpt surveys Nagoya’s castle and military drills, the Azuta Shrine mirrow story, Ise Grand Shrines, and Hatsumi Rocks. It recalls dining rituals in Japanese inns, hot towels, and a dust storm in Mukden, ending with a note the piece continues Wednesday.
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Nagoya
Japan
Azuta
Ise
Yamada
Kutami
Mukden
Pocatello
Michaud
Journey Through Japan and Mount Fuji's Awe Inspires Traveler
From Miyanoshta the narrator travels to Nacao Pass and views Mount Fuji rising over 13,000 feet white with snow. The peak impresses with solitary might, sparking reflections on Japan and its people as the party notes Fuji’s prominence among mountains. They encounter Mrs White of San Diego at Numazi station and continue toward Nagoya, Kobe and on to future travel by President Line vessel.
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Miyanoshta
Nacao Pass
Mount Fuji
Japan
Puji
Fuji
Miyanosita
Numazi
White
San Diego
Honolulu
Pocatello
Idaho
Nagoya
Losses Mount as Glorious Sunk and Allied Vessels Gone
London reports the sinking of the 22,500 ton aircraft carrier Glorious and the 19,840 ton transport Orama, with probable loss of destroyers Acasta and Ardent and the Oil Pioneer. German release confirms Glorious sunk June 8 in the North Sea. Ardent and Acasta housed 138 men each. Oil Pioneer served Dutch West Indies trade. Joint action near Narvik cited. Australian textile plans seek $4–6 million expansion.
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London
Britain
Glorious
Orama
Acasta
Ardent
Courageous
North Sea
Royal Air Force
Admiralty
Dutch West Indies
Narvik
Italy's Value To Germany Lies in Swift Attack
Analysis on Italy's strategic position for a Blitzkrieg partnership with Germany. It outlines geography from the Mediterranean to the Alps, potential for rapid blows, and the expected war strength including 9 million men, 8,000 aircraft, and 1,000,000 tons of naval power, as cited by Mussolini and contemporary estimates.
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Italy
Germany
Associated Press
France
Switzerland
Austria
Yugoslavia
Nice
Mediterranean
Suez Canal
Gibraltar
Mussolini
Great Britain
Agent States Meet In Southeast Idaho
In dairy products month district home demonstration agent Hilda Frederick conducts demonstrations across a wide area. This week she visits Franklin and Oneida counties, next week Bingham, Butte and Custer counties, and month end Caribou and Bear Lake counties, highlighting milk cream and cheese in recipes and suggestions with other Idaho products included.
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Hilda Frederick
Miss Frederick
Franklin
Oneida
Bingham
Butte
Custer
Caribou
Bear Lake
Idaho
Masters Visits Pocatello Democratic Leaders
Ira H. Masters, candidate for congress in the Democratic primary, met with local Democrats in Pocatello Monday. He described optimistic views for the upcoming second con
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Ira H. Masters
Congress
Pocatello
Twin Falls Man Praises Hoyt's Compound For Pain Relief
Ben Dalbow of Twin Falls reports chronic shoulder and hip pain indigestion gas and heart palpitations eased after using Hoyt's Compound. He says sleep improved and dizzy spells headaches and eye spots stopped. Cook Drug Co promotes Hoyt's Compound for relief.
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Twin Falls
Cook Drug Company
Hoyt
Idaho
Ben Dalbow
Sixth Avenue
Lief
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