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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1944
Page
5
Police cite two forged checks totaling 27.35 drawn on Idaho Bank and Trust and First Security Bank. Western Auto manager W. Holmes McCleary identifies the receivers, while officials urge merchants to require proper identification before cashing checks.
Staff Sgt. Lewis R. Willson 23 son of Mr and Mrs Harry C Willson 446 North Seventh Ave arrived in Pocatello from New Guinea. He served 28 months overseas in the artillery transportation division of the air corps including 20 months in New Guinea and eight in Australia. He earned the air medal and presidential citation for actions off the New Guinea coast. Lieut Gen George C Kenney presented the medals. Willson will take a 21 day furlough in Pocatello before returning to Santa Monica for further duties. He is a Pocatello High School graduate and former Tribune carrier.
Chairman Walsh of the Senate Naval Affairs Committee confirmed the transfer of an American light cruiser to Russia under lend-lease. He stated title to the vessel remains in the United States, but he did not name the cruiser.
Los Angeles actress Joan Blondell sues for divorce from singer Dick Powell after announcing separation. Cruelty cited as the grounds, marking a second failed marriage for Blondell following a divorce from photographer George Barnes.
In 1935 she married Powell and the couple sailed aboard the liner Santa Paula to New York the following year. Her attorney said under a property agreement she will have custody of two children Ellen aged five and Norman Scott Powell nine, Powell's adopted son. Powell will have visitation rights.
A farmer and dairyman in Ha german Valley Gooding County operates a small dairy unit. The report notes his role in local agriculture and the dairy trade, highlighting community ties and farming practices in the region.
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