Roosevelt backs Stop Hitler Now effort to aid Allies
President Roosevelt endorsed the Stop Hitler Now movement and ordered a rush of military supplies to the Allies as Congress advances the defense program. He announced checks of U S stockpiles to see what could be spared for France and Britain while Senate approval clears surplus WWI guns for Allied use. A full page ad from the Committee to Defend America by Aiding the Allies appeared on his desk.
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Roosevelt
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Ica
Hitler
Army Air Corps
House
House Appropriations Committee
Ways and Means Committee
Clark Attacks Allied Aid Plan in Defense Bill Debate
Senator Clark of Idaho denounced the administration plan to swap current war guns for new weapons and to sell old arms to allies, saying the move amounts to an act of war. He urged faster action to aid allies and prevent American troops from fighting further from home.
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Clark
Idaho
War Department
United States
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Weather forecast for Pocatello and vicinity
Palroday expects partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with local mountain thunderstorms on Thursday. Temperature remains steady with slight changes. Observations from Pocatello airport at 7 30 a m local time show a low last night and a high in the past 24 hours.
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Porecast
Pocatello
Palroday
Pocatello Airport
Federal Judge Denies Habeas Action for Frank Nelson
Federal Judge C. C. Cavanah denied the habeas corpus action of Frank Nelson held at Kooskia prison confirming a ruling that Nelson's petition failed to show grounds for relief.
Road Camp Inmate Seeks Release Before Court Adjournment
Nelson asks for freedom on the grounds he is a pauper and cannot pay a $200 fine. This request comes as the spring federal court term nears adjournment.
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Road Camp
Nelson
Temperature hits 97 at Capital in Boise heat wave
Boise set a 97 degree high as Idaho experienced the season’s hottest weather. Salmon led readings at 90, with Burley at 90, Pocatello 87, Sandpoint 86, Moscow 81, and Coeur d Alene 83. Kootenai County prosecutor announced a pardon board action and a small grant for convict eyewear.
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Idaho
Weather Bureau
Salmon
Burley
Pocatello
Sandpoint
Moscow
Dubois
Mullan
Board Revokes Pardon on Hawkins Recommendation
Boise reports the pardon is revoked on recommendation by William S Hawkins as part of a legal proceeding. The brief notice notes the action follows a formal review by the board and does not include additional names, places, or dates.
Twins Born at Ross Park Zoo Reported by Superintendent
W. L. Raymond, city park superintendent, notes the birth of twins Tuesday to a Mexican whitetail deer at the Ross park zoo. The deer was acquired from San Antonio, Texas, and Raymond predicts a future rise in the monkey population at the facility.
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W. L. Raymond
Ross Park Zoo
Mr. Raymond
San Antonio
Texas
City aids safety campaign to curb Fourth of July toll
Police chief Robert M. Pugmire says the National Safety Council backs making July Fourth a holiday free of horror and cites last year’s toll of 8,800 deaths and 806,000 injuries. He notes traffic deaths exceed U S war losses and that 30 national organizations join the drive in Pocatello.
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National Safety Council
Pocatello
Robert M. Bugmire
Pugmire
Ex-Resident Jack Williams visits Pocatello on business and pleasure
Ex resident Jack Williams of Santa Ana California and former Gate City council member visits Pocatello for a combined business and pleasure trip. He has lived in Pocatello 18 years and served eight years on the council.
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Jack Williams
Santa Ana
Calif
Pocatello
Gate City
Williams visits Doty home with Daniger travels
He visits the residence of Mr and Mrs M C Doty at 355 South Seventh. Williams who left eight years ago was joined by Joe Daniger from California and he went on to Idaho Falls to visit his brother Ray Daniger after passing through Pocatello.
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M. C. Doty
South Seventh
Mr. Williams
California
Joe Daniger
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Ray Daniger
Knights of Columbus council 892 to elect officers
K C to Elect Knights of Columbus council 892 will elect officers for the coming year at council chambers in St. Joseph school Wednesday at 8 p m A report will be given on the state convention recently held at Nampa Other important business will be conducted as this is the last meeting of the fiscal year which ends June 30 Refreshments will be served at the conclusion of business and all members are requested to be present
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Knights of Columbus Council
Council Chambers
St. Joseph School
Nampa
Capital Moves TOURS
June 12. The white city on the Loire became France's emergency capital overnight. Tours, previously famed for food and wine, houses ministries embassies and legations as Resources are requisitioned to support government and diplomacy at a historic hour.
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Tours
Loire
France
Nations Declare War on Italy Proclaimed by Indian Viceroy
SIMLA India June 12 Lord Linlithgow viceroy of India proclaimed a state of war exists between India and Italy The Union of South Africa declared war on Italy this afternoon according to the dominions and colonial office in London Yugoslavia Zagreb reported Italian forces closed the bridge as the day continued to unfold.
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Haly
Capo Noli
Montreal
Canada
Rimouski
Que
Simla
India
Lord Linlithgow
London
Union of South Africa
Dominions and Colonial Office
Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Frontier Report Notes No Troop Concentrations Near Border
Report from the Italy Yugoslavia frontier yesterday states no signs of troop concentrations between Fiume and Susak. The account notes movements unseen and emphasizes calm along the line despite proximity to the border.
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Fiume
Susak
Nurses Board Grants Idaho Nursing Licenses
Twelve persons took state examinations yesterday to become registered nurses in Idaho. The tests were conducted by Sister Mary Alphonsus of Pocatello, Helen Smith of Boise and Dr F B Jeppesean of Boise, who comprise the state nurses examining board.
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Boise
Idaho
Mary Alphonsus
Pocatello
Helen Smith
F. B. Jeppesean
State Nurses Examining Board
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