Local Census Count Ends in Pocatello After Review
Local officials and enumerators closed the Pocatello census count with district leaders, noting a population above 18 100. The preliminary figure was 17 938, with 1 150 schoolchildren paid for missing names, and a cross survey adding 112 uncounted residents, 66 deemed valid.
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Fred Hilliard
Chamber of Commerce
Paul V. Nash
Earl F. Kramer
Boise
United States Census
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Pocatello
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Lander
Halliday
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Capital Becomes Open City to Escape Destruction
The French council of ministers met at Tours with Churchill and Lord Halifax as Paris is declared an open city to avoid bombing. British and German actions unfold around the defense line near Paris, with air and ground battles, prisoner counts, and looming ultimatums as German forces press toward the capital.
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Paris in Jeopardy as Allied Forces Fight on
Berlin reports Paris’ fate to be decided within hours as Nazi offensives press from three sides. German high command says the front advances rapidly with Chalons-Sur-Marne captured and Reims possibly fallen, while Reynaud vows France will fight on even if Paris is lost.
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Local Briefs and Notices From St Anthony and Area
Mrs. Vernan Mariano at St Anthony hospital listed in very serious condition. Bob Beckman in General hospital with double pneumonia reported as good. Jack Fenwick leaves for Salt Lake City exams toward Navy entry. Spider shown at Tribune Journal office after Alameda discovery. The Portneuf lodge confers master Mason degree and hosts birthday party for E G Houde. Union Pacific Women's Rooster Club to meet Monday at Hotel Bannock with E C Manson.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Bob Beckman
Portneuf
E. G. Houde
Union Pacific Women’s
Rooster Club
Bannock
E. C. Manson
Church events and military enlistment noted in notices
The bulletin lists luncheon reservations with Mrs J R Mooney and Mrs L H Dittmer, a Guild meeting at 8 pm with Miss Lettie Rice, a ladies auxiliary meeting Friday at 2 pm in Woodmen of the World hall, and Edward W Hamburg of Soda Springs reenlisting in the regular army at Fort Lewis Washington after service in the Hawaiian islands.
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L. H. Dittmer
Guild of the Central Christian Church
Priday
Lettie Rice
North Johnson
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Woodmen of the World Hall
Edward W. Hamburg
Soda Springs
Eighth Field Artillery
Hawaiian Islands
Niney-Ninth Field Artillery
Fort Lewis
Wash
Heat Wave Smashes Records Across Western States
A midsummer sun baked the deserts of Southern California Arizona and Nevada as temperatures hit 118 at El Centro and 103 in Utah and 102 in Idaho. Washington avoided the extreme heat while Imperial Valley endured two heat prostrations on one of the hottest June days on record.
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Heat Wave Bakes West as Missoula Leads Rockies
The report records temperatures with 114 in Blythe and Mon day 108 in parts of the West. Los Angeles stayed cool at 76 due to sea breezes and fog. A Reno cook Nelson McKenz ie 38 was stricken near El Centro and may die while John Ricca 24 recovered from heat exhaustion.
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Utah Metals Output Tops Two Billion Over 75 Years
The report notes metals produced in Utah over the last seven and a half decades have a value exceeding 2.05 billion dollars. It highlights minerals extraction, contributing to state industry and employment, with major metal types not specified in detail.
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