Army Plans Defense Of Homeland Defense Command Staff Assigned
The army created defense commands to map invasion defense for the United States. Lt. Col. William F. Lee was sent to Governors Island for northeast command duty. Navy plans a parallel coastal frontier under Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews. The article notes additional coastal region staffs to follow.
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Washington
Army Defense Commands
United States
William F. Lee
Ambert
Mass
Governors Island
N. Y
Northeast Defense Command
Northeast Command
New England
Middle Atlantic
West Coast
Central States
Navy
North Atlantic Naval Coastal Frontier
Adolphus Andrews
Third Naval District
New York
Obituary of Joseph Covert Resident of Pocatello
Joseph Covert 84 of R F D No 1 south of Pocatello died Wednesday evening in a local hospital He came from Salt Lake City fifty years ago and worked as a section man on the Utah Central railroad He lived in Pocatello for twenty years born October 11 1856 in Las Vegas New Mexico son of William S and Ruth Tilson Covert He married Venellia D Walker May 16 1901 in Milford Utah He is survived by his widow and five sons all of Pocatello Richard C Hyrum S Joseph W Ray
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Joseph Covert
R.F.D
Pocatello
Mr. Covert
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utah Central Railroad
Community
Las Vegas
N. M
William S
Ruth Tilson Covert
Venellia D. Walker
Funeral for Philicia Olive Crump Held in American Falls
Philicia Olive Crump, 39, was honored with services Wednesday at 10 in the Catholic church at American Falls with Rev. J T O Conner presiding. Pallbearers included Lester Brown Don Brown Don Pollard John Pollard Clifford Cotterell and Thomas Tiber. She was laid to rest in Robin cemetery.
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Philicia Olive Crump
American Falls
J. T. O'Conner
Lester Brown
Don Brown
Don Pollard
John Pollard
Clifford Cotterell
Thomas Tiber
Robin
Law Keeps Your Name Off This List
Michael Pistoresi was arraigned for intoxication before Police Judge W A Fife, fined 25 dollars and jailed in lieu of payment. Fred Worthington pleaded guilty to intoxication, fined 15 dollars with the fine suspended. Dewey Wilson pleaded guilty to vagrancy, fined 100 dollars and floated out of town. Arthur Grady charged with speeding, case continued. George Parker charged with reckless driving, did not appear and bond forfeited.
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Michael Pistoresi
W. A. Fife
Fred Worthington
Dewey Wilson
Arthur Grady
George Parker
Soil defense plan urged by Idaho conservationists
An eastern Idaho meeting led by J. L. Wursten urged wholehearted civil defense participation and doubling soil conservation efforts against threats to resources. Fred Mark announced the stance after a message from J. H. Christ directing soil conservation work in the three northwest states, Spokane headquarters. United States savings bonds will be purchased to the fullest extent as a voluntary boost to support defense.
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Tionist
Fred Mark
J. H. Christ
Northwest States
Spokane
Washington
U. S
Isthmus of Panama Averages Seventy Mile Width
A historical note states the Isthmus of Panama has an average width of 70 miles. This geographic fact relates to the narrow land bridge between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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Isthmus
Panama
Conservation Group Aids Local Defense
Employees of the U S department of agriculture soil conservation service assist in local defense efforts as they prepare to undertake conservation projects and support community resilience.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
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Army
Mieghee Ooracy
West Center
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Ruth Maxfield
Delta
Utah
Hall's Mortuary
Pietro Picatello
New York City
Rose Siegel
East Side
Picatello
Staten Island Woods
The
Area Conserva
Christ
Fense
J. L. Wursten
Portneuf
Petersen's
Dad
Terrell
Florsheims
Florsheim
Halliwell Baseball Park
Pocatello B. P. O. Elks
Billmeyer
Hassocks
Petersen
China
A Wilton
Halliwell Park
B. P. O. Elks
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