Churchill Delays Commons War Debate on De Gaulle Committee
Prime Minister Churchill won a postponement of a full-dress Commons debate on British American relations with the French committee of national liberation. He urged delaying discussion until negotiations among the French committee the United States and Britain are complete. Four of France's neighbors acknowledged De Gaulle's committee as provisional government, with Algiers-based authorities asserting control in liberated Normandy regions.
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London
Winston Churchill
Commons
Committee of National Liberation
United States
Britain
de Gaulle
France
Algiers
Normandy
Goodnight Scores In Aerial Sweep Over French Front
Idaho flyer Captain Robert Goodnight of Twin Falls joined a Thunderbolt group led by Col. Martin Magoffin of Deadwood Minn in an aerial sweep over French battlefields. They penetrated to Tours destroying a large factory 42 trucks and other vehicles while fires burned along rail lines. Goodnight is a former Idaho Southern athlete.
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Supreme Headquarters
Allied Expeditionary Force
Idaho
Robert Goodnight
Twin Falls
Thunderbolt
Martin Magoffin
Deadwood
Minn
Tours
France
Goodnight
Former Pocatello Resident Donates Reader's Digest
Mrs. A. E. Shade of Chillicothe Ohio, formerly of Pocatello, sent a package of Reader's Digest magazines to the USO hut after reading a request. She recalls Pocatello 44 years ago when only a railroad station stood amid few buildings.
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A. E. Shade
Chillicothe
Ohio
Pocatello
Uso Hut
Low-Point Recipes Aid Budget Wise Home Cooks
The National Restaurant Association presents prize winning low point meals from Horn and Hardart chefs to aid households in the government diet campaign. Recipes include Honeycomb Tripe Creole and a vegetable rice dish with stock sauces, kitchen steps, and yields for four to five servings.
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National Restaurant Association
Casserole of Chicken and Broccoli From Schrafft's
A recipe for Casserole of Chicken and Broccoli from Schrafft's uses butter and flour roux, chicken stock, milk, and egg yolk. It includes Parmesan cheese, cooked chicken, and broccoli, seasoned with cayenne nutmeg salt and pepper.
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Schrafft
Stuffed Eggs En Casserole from Greenfield's Detroit
A Detroit recipe from Greenfield's for stuffed hard boiled eggs. Eggs are filled with a savory mix of sieved yolks mushrooms onion and seasonings then baked in cream sauce with bread crumb topping. Garnish with sautéed mushrooms and parsley. Serves four.
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Greenfield's
Detroit
Governor Bottolfsen Ill Still Plans North Idaho Speech
Mrs Bottolfsen recalls Governor Bottolfsen under influenza fever despite a 191 degree reading planning a public appearance. The secretary brought his briefcase but the governor did not speak.
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Boise
C. A. Bottolfsen
North
Idaho
Bottolfsen
Roosevelt Okays Trial Legislation On Pearl Harbor
President Roosevelt signed laws extending the time for potential trials tied to Pearl Harbor and ordering investigations to begin as facts justify. Despite war‑effort concerns from War Secretary Stimson and Navy Secretary Forrestal, approvals came after the June deadline. Some commanding officers waived limits, while many others remain affected by the new statute.
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Washington
Secretaries of War and Navy
Roosevelt
Pearl Harbor
Stephen Early
Congress
War Stimson
Secretary of Navy
Forrestal
Husband E Kimmel
Walter C Short
Youth Gets Sentence in Grand Larceny Case
Kenneth Turner 19 of Payette was sentenced to 1 to 14 years in the state prison after pleading guilty before District Judge Miles S. Johnson. Turner was arrested June 2 in Payette during a roundup of south Idaho youths accused of thefts between Kooskia and Payette.
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Lewiston
Kenneth Turner
Payette
Miles S. Johnson
Turner
South Idaho
Kooskia
Lions to Meet June 18 19 in Twin Falls Convention
Preparations for Idaho Lions clubs state convention in Twin Falls are near complete. About 200 attendees expected with speakers D A Sheen of Salt Lake City and Thomas N Fowler of Seattle. Activities include a Sunday picnic, convention at Park Hotel, Monday breakfast, and addresses by Mayor Bert Sweet and Gov C A Ottosen.
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Twin Falls
Idaho Lions Clubs
Harry Baisch
Baisch
D. A. Sheen
Salt Lake City
Lions International
Thomas N. Fowler
Seattle
Fowler
Park Hotel
Eugene Nielsen
Montpelier
Bert Sweet
F. M. Bistline
Pocatello
C. A. Ottoffsen
Boise Club
Methodist
L. Sumner Pond of
Grace
District Governors Hall
American Legion Hall
Cache of stolen goods found in McCall area
A caretaker uncovered a hidden cache of household items believed taken from 11 summer cabins in the McCall region. Sheriff Merlin Francis said authorities are investigating the theft and identifying two Idaho prison trusties connected to the case.
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Joe Bross
Dead Horse Creek
Francis
Seniar Patrick Trusty
George Robert Catron
Penitentiary
S. W. Forney
William Fuller
Boise
Joseph Saltzer
Nampa
A. B. Cooper
Caldwell
L. P. Drew
Ogden
Mccall
Idaho
Merlin Francis
U Boat Destroyed by Canadian Navy Escort Forces
The Canadian frigate Prince Rupert aided by a Grumman Avenger and U S destroyers destroyed a Nazi U-boat in the mid Atlantic. Fourteen German crew were captured. The U-boat was the fourth Canadian navy kill in ten weeks. Ottawa announced by Canadian Navy Minister Angus Macdonald.
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Ottawa
United States
Prince Rupert
Angus Macdonald
Senate approves lend-lease funds for UNRRA relief
The Senate granted Roosevelt authority to shift 350 million dollars in lend-lease funds to UNRRA for war emergencies. The chamber also approved 3.92 billion dollars to finance lend-lease, FEA and UNRRA for the new fiscal year ending June 30, with the bill now returning to the House.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
House
Foreign Economic Administration
UNRRA
Farmers Held After Lincoln County Street Fight
Richfield district farmer Marshall Cordin 30 was jailed on an open charge awaiting outcome of Seymour Hubsmith 34 who was stabbed twice in a Sunday street brawl. Witnesses said a quarrel led to a fist fight during which Cordin slashed Hubsmith in the neck and thigh. Hubsmith’s neck wound was near serious. his condition improved later in the hospital. The sheriff said definite charges would be filed soon.
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Marshall Cordin
Richfield
Lincoln County
Seymour Hubsmith
Jerre Purdum
Cordin
Hubsmith
Hos
Pital
Women's Club Plans Review of Articles at Friday Meeting
Four members of the Republican Women's club will review articles from current magazines at the meeting Friday at 2 p.m. in the Hotel Bannock. Mrs. Wendell Wilson will discuss Oliver Wendell Holmes life, Yankee From Olympus. Mrs. Earl J. Lewis will discuss How We Ought to Elect Presidents. Mrs. H. B. Hansen will present Sense and Nonsense in Helping Farmers, and Jim Buck will speak on Consider Now the Tragedy of Versailles.
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Republican Women's Club
Bannock
Wendell Wilson
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Olympus
Earl J. Lewis
H. B. Hansen
Jim Buck
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