Six Army Fliers Die In Wyoming Bomber Crash
Six airmen died when a twin engine bomber crashed on the sagebrush of Wyoming during a snow and sleet storm. The craft belly landed after skidding 15 feet. pilot Capt. David N. Motherwell led the crew across a remote upland near Meadow Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badlands
Wyoming
Lyman
Wyo
Salt Lake
Uinta County
Meadow Springs
David N. Motherwell
16Th Reconnassance
Boise
Idaho
Lyman K. Harve
Theodore F. Holsteen
John J. Gallagher
Terence J. McGurgan
Dallas Hawley
Uplands
Chicago
Unity Appeal Concludes DPD Convention Session
A. V. Sessions and spouse, thirteenth district national committeewoman, urged support for Idaho to host the 1942 national convention in Eugene Oregon. Roy Christensen invited delegates to view defense classes at Idaho Southern University. Committees report and officer elections were planned for the afternoon, with a 5 pm executive meeting. A joint banquet at 7 pm and a 10 pm dance in the Memorial building capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth District
Idaho Department
Eugene Ore
Idaho Southern University
Roy Christensen
Strike Threat Ends at Strikers Meeting in Telegram
Bridges called the mass meeting a strategic retreat explaining it was needed by the odds against them. He had previously endorsed the strike, and the meeting outlined two further conditions that were presented to the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
City Father Honored With Cigars as Judge Probes Liquor Case
The morning proceedings feature Leffler the first witness calling a piece titled Citizens Redemption at Stake. Judge Baum brands his motives vicious and contends a later witness, John Swayne of the law and order league, testifies as the Reverend Paul Mortimore faces questions over allegedly bought liquor. A six man jury includes Primbs Porges Hill Healy Queen. Councilman Carmack presents Mayor Terrell with unlabeled cigars from the Cigar Institute of America in a Father’s Day salute at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leffler
Citizens Redemption
Baum
John Swayne
Law and Order Lracue
Paul Def. Mortimore
The
Christian Church
C. A. Carmack
Robert M. Terrell
Cigar Institute of America
R. M. Terrell
Ship Sinking Awaits Confirmation
Diplomatic sources said the Robin Moor was likely sunk by a German submarine without warning in American waters, while officials debate responsibility and note the ship carried no munitions. Secretary Knox condemned such actions as pirate warfare and the United States may seek a formal explanation from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
United States
Germany
Knox
Funeral services for Sadie Elizabeth Loyd
Sadie Elizabeth Loyd 43 wife of Ernest Loyd of 1056 East Lewis will have funeral services Thursday at 2 p m in the Downard chapel with Bishop Leo H Edgley of the Sixth ward L D S church officiating. Friends may call at the mortuary until the time of services. Interment will be in Mountainview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Elizabeth Loyd
Ernest Loyd
East Lewis
Downard Chapel
Leo H. Edgley
Mountainview Cemetery
Leo H. Edgely
Obituary notices for Loyd and Thyberg with rites held
Obituaries list funeral plans for Mrs. Sadie Elizabeth Loyd 43 with services at Downard chapel and Mountain View cemetery. infant Winslow Ewing dies at birth with services held. Jessie Adrian Thyberg 59 dies in Pocatello with funeral rites at Hall mortuary chapel and interment in Hyrum Utah. Crows noted for intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnd Winslow Ewing
Lynn
Helen Ewing
1618 South
Virlyn Ann Ewing
K. W. Howard
Benedict, Neb
David Ewing
Scribner
Neb
Downard’s Mortuary Chapel
H. L. Fawson
Mountainview Cemetery
Jessie Adrian Thyberg
Pocatello Hospital
Hall Mortuary Chapel
Keith Clark
Inkom L. D. S Ward
Ellen
Marcell Clark
Melba Richardson
Barbara Brian
Edward
Arthur W. Hall
Grace Hut
John A. Israelsen
Hyrum
Politics Blamed as Liquor Trial Proceeds
Jury trial scenes unfold amid city election tension as lawyers spar over use of a private record from the first trial and whether witnesses may read testimony before cross examination. The judge moved both attorneys to discuss privacy concerns privately.
Adlerika Brand Laxative Promote Quick Relief
ADLERIKA promotes fast bowel relief and gas relief. Used over ten years for constipation spells. Get it today at Whittlesey's Pharmacy Ady.
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Adlerika
Adleri
Whittlesey
Ady
Small Arms Plant to Locate Near Salt Lake City
Washington reports the government will locate a large small arms ammunition plant near Salt Lake City Utah. It could employ 6000 to 8000 people and the exact site and start dates remain undecided. Representative Rob inson says cost is not yet announced but Utah is seen as an ideal location for the defense project.
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Washington
Salt Lake City
Robinson
Utah
British Battle German Forces In Drive Toward Damascus
From London reports in daylight raids RAF sunk a small ship off the Netherlands coast. German bombers set fires along the Bristol Channel waterfront. In two convoy attacks, British tonnage destroyed and heavy damage to freighters. German air and sea losses described as light. In Africa through April, German losses slight while planes downed total 72 in Africa.
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St. Nagaire
France
Mandal
Stavanger
Norway
London
RAF
Netherlands
Zeebrueee
Belgium
Ijmuiden
Holland
Bristol Channel
Britain
Great Britain
Africa
Auxiliary of DAV Elects New Officers in Idaho
Mrs. Monica Vaughn of Boise was elected commander of the Idaho state department Auxiliary to Disabled American Veterans at the fifth annual convention. Officers installed include Nellie Blanchard, Pocatello, senior vice commander. Phebe Atkinson, Pocatello, junior vice commander. Hester Coder, Pocatello, chaplain. Ruth Marshall, Caldwell, treasurer. Lesly Evans, Boise, adjutant. The two day meeting featured reports from unit presidents and awards for history, scrapbooks, and membership gains. A joint banquet with the Veterans concluded the event tonight in Memorial hall with a floor show and dance.
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Monica Vaughn
Boise
Idaho State Department
Memorial Hall
Floyd Dover
Grant Pass
Ore
Vaughn
Nellie Blanchard
Coeur
Twin Falls
Evelyn Sanders
Emmett
Velma Mayse
Margaret Fries
Caldwell
L’myra Stengel
Coeur d'Alene
Burley
Pocatello
Birdie Middendorf
United Spanish War Veterans
Reade Young
American Legion Auxiliary
Erand
Stengel
Myrle Davidson
Coeur d’Alene
Hester Coder
Estella Mendenhall
Veterans
Lesly Evans
Veterans’ Facility
Iva Olson
Blackfoot appoints fair officials for 1941 event details
Blackfoot selects a board to organize the 1941 Eastern Idaho state fair to be held September 15 through 19. Officers include H. L. Lowe president, Ival Warthow vice president, Paul Nash treasurer, Eric Sundquist secretary, Willard Bowen auditor, and Ione Hopkins office secretary. Department heads cover livestock, agriculture, and women’s exhibits with named supervisors across districts and counties. A board meeting in Blackfoot refined plans and listed attendees Ival Warthow Paul Nash Willard Bowen H. L. Lowe Eric Sundquist Ione Hopkins.
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Blackfoot
H. L. Lowe
Aberdeen
Ival H. Warthow
Idaho Falls
Paul Nash
Pocatello
Eric Sundquist
Willard S. Bowen
Ione Hopkins
Livestock Division
Paul S. Hannah
J. S. Allen
H. Warthow
W. P. Havenor
Ted Swarbrinck
G. C. Wright
Harry Summers
Powell Fullerton
Vern Sundquist
Elmo Bergeson
A. E. Duke
Stanley Richardson
Boise
al Funke
Andrew H. Johnson
Women’s Department
E. P. Swarbrick
Iva Schenck
John Olsen
Nephi Christensen
J. A Martin
Kenneth Ikler
University of Maryland
Maryland State Fair Board
E. P. Rinehart
Extension Animal Husbandryman
Harry Smith
Salt Lake City
D. L. Fourt
Norma Barnes
Margaret Hill
Marian Hepworth
Frances Gallatin
Extension Service
University of Idaho
H. L. Spence
E. R. Bennett
Ival Warthow
Willard Bowen
Pioneer Resident Joseph E. Robbins Dies at 76
Joseph Elmer Robbins, 76, longtime Idaho pioneer resident, died at a local hospital Tuesday afternoon at 4 30. He lived at 629 to his residence.
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Joseph Elmer Robbins
Idaho
Mr. Robbins
North Arthur Avenue Conductor Retired After 31 Years Service
Mr Robbins a longtime Union Pacific conductor born May 8 1865 in Parkham Maine retired in 1936 after working for the railroad since 1905. He married Marion Farrell in Denver in 1898 and lived in Montpelier and Pocatello. Survivors include widow Helen Robbins Modlish of San Francisco and two sisters in Amery Wisconsin. Funeral Friday at 2 pm in McHan chapel with the Order of Railroad Conductors in charge. Friends may visit after 4 pm Thursday and until 10 am Friday.
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North Arthur Avenue
Union Pacifi Railroad
Robbins
Parkham
Maine
Marion Farrell
Denver
Colorado
Montpelier
Pocatello
Helen Robbins Modlish
San Francisco
George Griffin
Emmett Fay
Amery
Wisconsin
McHan
Local Court Cases Involving Intoxication And Vagrancy
In police court Judge William Fife presided this morning. Michael Pistorese pleaded not guilty and was bound over for trial with bond set at 25 dollars. William McNab and Edwin Saunders pleaded guilty, each fined 15 dollars. Saunders jailed in lieu of payment. Leslie Wardell pleaded guilty to vagrancy. Allen Sorenson fined 2.50 for stopping at a red light. Edwin B. Driscoll forfeited his bond on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fife
Michael Pistorese
William McNab
Edwin Saunders
Leslie Wardell
Allen Sorenson
Edwin B. Driscoll
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Branshaw
Roosevelt
Colonel Branshaw
William Popps
Ervin Smith
William Backman
Unity
DPD. A
Sessions
Paul Jones
Frankfort Distilleries, Inc
Lewisville & Baltimore
Joe Primbs
Myron Porges
William S. Hill
W. L. Healy
Carter Queen
Stephen Early
White House
American
Atlantic
Downard
Ewing
E. E. Moberly
the Equitable Life
Kane
Damascus
Auxilary of
DAV
Are
Minnie Garver
Monida Vaughn
Catello
Eunice Burgon
C. E. Sanders
Edna Stone
Iva Olsen
Alfred Wells
San Bernardino
Calif
Spokane
Wash
D. A. Morgan
East ‘Daho Brewing, Inc
Piison
Billmeyer's
Columbia Record
Jeanie
Columbia
Eddy Duchin
Benny Goodman
Harry James
Raymond Scott
Ray Noble
Gooddby
Horace Heidt
John Kirby
Danny Kaye
Kate Smith
Tschaikowsky
Symphony No
Carnes Music Co
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