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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1944

Page

7

House Passes G. I. Bill Promises Veterans Aid

The House approved the G I bill in a conference compromise with the Senate backing, providing unemployment benefits of 20 dollars weekly for up to 52 weeks, government funded education including college and vocational training, 50 percent private loan guarantees up to 4000 dollars, and subsidies for veterans in business or home buying with limits and deductions from future bonuses. Estimated cost ranges from 3 to 6.5 billion dollars.

Washington House White House Senate United States Employment Service

Prisoners of Japan Look to Civilians for Freedom

The AP reports from wartime camps describe thousands of American prisoners in Asia held in harsh camps across the Philippines Manchuria and Japan. They endure heat hunger and hard labor yet await Allied victory and believe civilians helped by economy mistakes will support the future war effort.

Japan Asia Manchuria Manila Kobe Yokohama

Turner's Wallet Recovered After Farallon Rescue

San Francisco sailor Roudet O. Turner a South Pacific veteran was rescued after his ship foundered near the Farallon islands. His wallet and $1,040 in currency, thought lost, were later recovered from a beach about 25 miles from the wreck site and returned to him.

San Francisco Roudet O. Turner Farallon Islands Turner

Puzzle Clues Lead to Themed Word List

A crossword style puzzle yields a set of clues referencing metal locations time period particle Martinique voice within a city in Holland a hypothetical force a dawn dawn

Martinique Holland

Pocatello Plans Campaign On Gasoline Black Market

Pocatellans meet at Bannock hotel Wednesday at 8 p m to map a three month newspaper ad campaign to sway public opinion against the gasoline black market. Reade M Young will preside with Idaho Refining and Utah Oil officials planning further public meetings across Idaho.

Pocatellans Bannock Reade M. Young Idaho Refining Company Boise R. J. Schwendiman Utah Oil Company Gilbert Moyle Pocatello Malad St. Anthony Preston Idaho Falls Blackfoot Montpelier Mackay Petroleum Industry Committee Idaho Lee Farnsworth

Salmon Man Dies in European Area War Casualties

Three Idaho soldiers were killed in action per the war department. Second Lt. Anton L. Harris of Salmon is dead in the European area, Lewis M. Fine of Gooding and Pvt. William R. Hoyle are listed as killed in the Mediterranean area.

Washington Idaho War Department Anton L. Harris Virginia G. Harris Salmon Set Lewis M. Fine Ozellia Fine Mediterranean William R. Hoyle Edna P. Hoyle Gooding

Japanese Prisoners Fear Americans

Nels Langsather Seabee from Helena Montana reports that on the boat home with U S prisoners there were 35 Japanese captives and 15 seriously wounded. An English speaking prisoner said the group feared mistreatment and death during transport while sharing the same rations as U S troops and expressing a strong fondness for ice cream.

Nels Langsather Seabee Helena Mont United States South Pacific Langsather Edna Service USO

Prisoners Treated Kindly By Americans Win Cooperation

Langfather reported that the Japanese prisoners were posted after receiving needed supplies and kind treatment from the Americans. The prisoners, spared harsh treatment, became more friendly and did not attempt to escape.

Langfather

Mass Medal Parade Honors 350 Air Wing Members

Brig. Gen. War ren E Carter awarded decorations to 350 members of the troop carrier command in New Guinea. Two Idaho soldiers, Sgt. Francis M. Workman of Rigby and Sgt. Herbert Fell Jr. of Idaho Falls, received Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross with oak leaf cluster during the May operation delivering 2,000 plane loads to Hollandia and Wakde airstrips amid muddy airfields.

Fifth Air Force Advanced Headquarters New Guinea Troop Carrier Command Warren E. Carter Southwest Pacific Idaho Hollandia Dutch New Guinea Wakde Island Francis M. Workman Rigby Herbert Fell, Jr Idaho Falls

Chamber backs Barrett bill and municipal pool plan

The board of directors of the chamber of commerce in regular session voiced support for Barrett Bill HR 2241, seeking congressional and state approval for lands designated as a national monument and endorsing amendments to the antiquities act. They also approved the city administration’s swimming pool project and urged sound business operation.

Chamber of Commerce House Congress Idaho Wyoming Jack Hole National Monument

Freedom and Bread: Nazi Slogan In Rallying Call

Larry Allen reports from New York that a Nazi party slogan Freiheit und Brod meaning Freedom and Bread was cited in wartime propaganda. He notes German trains run on time despite Allied bombings and contrasts condition with Allied rail service at Grand Central.

New York Larry Allen Associated Press Grand Central Station Statue of Liberty Allen

Wartime aerial photos reveal Reich damage from raids

Nazi air raid reports claim minimal harm but Allied and American aircraft dropped thousands of aerial photographs over the Reich to document actual destruction. The text notes about 1000 tons of temuth used in the United States in 1943 and mentions a mercury bismuth amalgam used to silver mirrors.

Reich United States

Pocatello Women Attend Federated Club Convention

Delegates from the Pocatello Women's club attended the district Federated Women's clubs convention in Blackfoot last Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Stanley H. Lee Ney and Mrs. C. P Tucker joined Mrs. R. E. Schmidt as representatives. Mrs. Leeney serves as the local club president.

R. E. Schmidt C. P Tucker Stanley H. Leeney Federated Women’s Clubs Pocatello Women's Club Blackfoot Leeney

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