Idaho Southern university 228 graduates hear Cleare address
228 students officially graduate from Idaho Southern University in Frazier hall. Walter H. Cleare, a pioneer and business leader, urges graduates to act on good impulses as Gov. Bottolfsen and other dignitaries attend the 14th annual commencement.
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Walter H. Cleare
Pocatellan
Idaho Southern University
Frazier Hall
A. Bottolfsen
R. H. Snyder
Albion Normal College
J. H. Anderson
Blackfoot
Clancy St
Bortolfsen
John R. Nichols
Cleare
Academy of Idaho
University
Theodore Turner
Academy
Thomas A. Edison
Cleave
Paris Admits Nazi Advances Across French Front
Paris admits German troops crossed the Marne near Chateau Thierry and pressed defenses north of Paris. The French high command said Germans pushed along the Seine toward Evreux and Pacy Sur Eure while French mechanized units and aviation claimed heavy enemy losses near Reims and between the Aisne and Meuse.
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Paris
Marne
Chateau Thierry
Persan-Beaumont
Chateau-Thierry
Seine
Rouen
Vernon
Evreux
Pacy Sur Eure
Reims
Mechanica
Guetl
Aisne
Meuse
Bombings Linked to British Aircraft Hit Swiss Cities
Swiss authorities said bombs that killed four and wounded many around Lake Leman were of British origin. Four dead in Geneva area raids included two women. 18 hospitalized with serious injuries. Bombs struck a residential district, a rail station and a hotel in Renens. unclear bomber identity.
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Bern
Federal Government of
Switzerland
Lake Leman
Geneva
Renens
Lausanne
Saleve
France
Champel- Carouge
Italians Fire Ship Romolo Intercepted By Warship
Archie Cameron the Australian navy minister announced the Italian liner Romolo was set on fire by its crew in mid Pacific after being intercepted by a warship. The vessel left Brisbane June 5 carrying 5 000 bales of wool and various cargo. Crew abandoned ship in lifeboats.
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Sydney
Australia
Archie Cameron
mid-Pacific
Brisbane
Navy
Ambassadorship Grounds Turn Into Battle Zone North of Paris
Reports from Chantilly show fighting in the Senlis region surrounding William C Bullitt's chateau with U S embassy officials relocating to Tours while Bullitt stays in Paris The area lies about 20 miles north of the capital and the assault marks rising tensions in the region
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Paris
Mercury Reaches 91 Degrees As Heat Record Falls
The thermometer hit 91 degrees at 2 p m marking a monthly heat record in the Gate City. The previous high was 87 set on Tuesday. Officials at the airport weather bureau forecast partly cloudy skies with possible thunderstorms over the mountains and moisture moving in. Overnight low was 50 with a 10 mph wind.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
German front reports find plaque at Compiegne
German reports from the front say troops who captured Compiegne north of Paris found a French plaque reading the criminal arrogance of the German reich died here. The armistice of November 11 1918 was signed in Marshal Fochs headquarters in a sleeping car near Compiegne.
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Berlin
Compiegne
Paris
Marshal Foch
Britain Japan reach agreement on Tientsin issues
British officials say a settlement on outstanding local points at Tientsin China was reached with Japan. The dispatch notes emphasize an understanding on local matters. Weather in Utah shows little change with temperatures near prior levels tonight and Thursday.
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London
Britain
Japan
Tientsin
China
Utah
Work on Cutoff Progresses as Grading Nears Completion
Grading on the road from the railroad right of way to Second Avenue north of Ross Park should finish today. WPA crews will move next week to grade the opposite side. The route will link South Main extension with Yellowstone park highway at Wellersville, easing access to downtown Pocatello. Overpass funds are unavailable and crossing at Ross Park may be closed to permit a new cut off crossing. The project will transfer to the state highways department soon with oiling funded by the state.
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Second Avenue
Ross Park
WPA
W. P. Haveher
Havenor
Portneuf
State Department of Highways
Main Street
Allies Choke Italy Off In Red Sea Blockade
Alexandria Egypt June 12 The allies choke Italy off by blocking the Suez Canal to Italian shipping with a strong naval concentration. British raids on Tripoli Bengali and Libyan airfields and attacks on Italian Somaliland and Ethiopian frontiers followed. Grand Admiral Raeder was reported taking an active part in Italian naval operations.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Italy
Suez Canal
Tripoli
Bengali
Libya
Erich Raeder
Germany
Japs Close Agreements With Siam and Britain Amid Talks
Japan signs a friendship treaty with Thailand to show peaceable aims in the South Pacific and reaches a bargain with Britain on the Tientsin dispute. Tokyo notes reports of possible Japanese American rapprochement but dismisses details and shows little enthusiasm for change.
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Japan
Thailand
Siam
South Pacific
Tientsin
United States
Tokyo Foreign Office
Washington
Schenck Denies Guit In Tax Case In New York
Joseph M. Schenck chairman of 20th Century Fox pleaded innocent in federal court to income tax evasion conspiracy perjury and false statements. Joseph H. Moskowitz story editor and bookkeeper also pleaded not guilty. Trial date set for July 29.
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New York
Joseph M. Schenck
20Th Century Fox Film Corporation
Joseph H. Moskowitz
20Th Century Fox
Schenck
Turkey Calls 200 009 to Bolster Army
Budapst June 12 Turkey calls 200000 additional reserves to join the colors signaling readiness to aid the allies if Soviet Russia stays out. Estimated total under arms about 600000 as Balkan states fear wider war amid Mediterranean flare. Diplomatic activity in Ankara and Athens as Russia Germany and Italy maneuver in the Danubian region.
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Budapest
Balkan
Russia
Europe
Ankara
Athens
North Africa
Britain
Malta
Mediterranean
Germany
Italy
Danubian
Balkans
Josef Stalin
Rome
Moscow
Stalin
Baseball Scores Delayed and Night Games Highlighted
National New York at Chicago postponed due to rain. Philadelphia and Brooklyn hosts night games with scores listed alongside R H E lines for each matchup. Detroit crushed New York 57 to 12 in one rout, Cleveland beat Boston 5 13, while Washington and St Louis played a low scoring contest.
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National
New York
Chicago
Blue Ribbon dairy club organized in Grace
Bannock county forms its forty fourth 4 H club this week with Grace hosting the Blue Ribbon dairy club led by Jack Gibbs as club leader LaRue Smith as president Harold Smith as vice president Elmus Smith as secretary and Margaret Smith as club reporter.
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Bannock County
Grace
W. H. Schoenfeld
Jack Gibbs
LaRue Smith
Harold Smith
Elmus Smith
Margaret Smith
Polish Sub Orzel Reported Lost With 56 Crew
London reports the Polish submarine Orzel has been lost. Its complement was 56 men. The item appears in a June 12 dispatch dated in London.
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London
Orzel
Liner Washington Docks At Galway
The United States liner Washington with refugees aboard reached Galway bay at 6 35 p m local time after a German submarine halted its voyage from Lisbon toward Galway The submarine stopped the ship dawn yesterday and learned it was heading north toward Ireland German sources say Germany had been told only later that the liner would call at Ireland
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Ireland
United States
Washington
Europe
America
Galway Bay
M.S.T
Lisbon
Galway City
Berlin
Lnet
Bordeaux
France
Germany
Burglars Fail To Enter Valley Drug Store
Burglars attempted to break into Ed Frederickson’s drug store in Valley Nebraska by prying a rear window and forcing a steel door but surrendered after failing to gain access. They did not attempt the front door which had been left unlocked.
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Valley
Neb
Ed Frederickson
Frederickson
Paris Frontbreaches Push Toward City as German Assault Advances
German forces pressed toward Paris within about 20 miles, crossing the Marne and attacking near Persan Beaumont while French troops defend historic battlegrounds. RAF bombers hit targets across Europe, including Turin and Genoa, as air operations support allied efforts to halt the German offensive.
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British Isles
Turin
Genoa
Italy
Air Ministry
Royal Air Force
Germany
Tinee
Paris
Cologne
France
Rouen
French Front On Marne and Seine Holds Strong
Dewitt MacKenzie reports the French poilus stand firm before Paris amid heavy odds. The high command plans a withdrawal to positions south of the Marne to ease defense while Generalissimo Weygand eyed the Seine as a western flank.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Paris
Marne River
Generalissimo Weygand
Strat
Egy
Seine
Parisians Flee As Nazis Press Drive Through Paris
Refugees pour into Paris as German advance continues. Citizens abandon shops and government offices, with dressmakers gone and city services scarce. Gare Saint Lazare crowded with evacuees, many carrying suitcases, bedding, and belongings while conditions grow dire.
Impact Kills Young Girl at Farm Crossing
In Shoshone Idaho on June 12 12 year old Beverly Johnson daughter of Rowe and Mrs Johnson Richfield farmers was killed by a Union Pacific engine at a private farm crossing while riding a bicycle. Engineer Roy Johnston of Glenns Ferry said the locomotive with no cars attached was moving slowly and investigators expect no inquest. He could not confirm if the bike was struck or if the child fell. The girl and a friend were en route to a swimming hole.
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Shoshone
Idaho
Union Pacific
Beverly Johnson
Rowe Johnson
Richfield
F. H. Howard
Lincoln County
Roy Johnston
Glenns Ferry
Johnston
Three Babies Born in St. Anthony Not General Hospital
Three babies arrived in St. Anthony to families Mr. and Mrs. Charles Freeman Bullock of R. F. D. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J Earl James of 1618 S. Second and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boodry of 600 Mc Kinley. earlier Tribune report misidentified General hospital.
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Charles Freeman Bullock
J. Earl James
Robert Boodry
McKinley
St. Anthony
General Hospital
Tribune
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