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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1944

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Sea Air Forces Combine To Strike Jap Defenses

Allied forces mount a joint sea and air assault aimed at crushing Japan's wartime defenses as Saipan invasion continues. A fifth of Japan's steel production reportedly knocked out in a historic raid from a western China base.

Associated Press Japan Pacific Clyde Farnsworth China U. S Saipan Tokyo Bonin Islands Korea Asiatic Navy Bonin Central Pacific Agingam Point Garapan

Taylor Tops 84 Precincts in Idaho Primary Fight

Idaho voters struggle in a tight Democratic Senate race as Glen Taylor leads by 47 votes over D Worth Clark with 761 of 845 precincts reporting. Unofficial tallies show Taylor 10,314 Clark 10,267 Hawley 9,247 and Cornell 1,828, as official canvass looms with June 24 deadline.

Boise Glen Taylor Idaho D. Worth Clark Blaine Taylor Clark Hawley Cornell Roosevelt Whie Clark C. A. Bottolfsen Bottolfsen Ben Johnson Prestor James W. Keating Harrison Myrtle R. Davis-Wicks William Hendrix Ada County Keating Davis-Wicks Hendrix Ruth Moon Pocatello Cora E. Stevens Twin Falls Cora Stevens Frank Langley Coeur d'Alene E. G. Elliott Langley Elliott Bert H. Miller Idaho Supreme Court Miller Supreme Court

Antelope on Jerome farm Bears Twin Births

Jerome game farm reports a rising population trend per Supt. William Gnemi as the farm’s lady antelope has given birth to twins.

Boise Jerome William Gnemi

B29s Hit Steel Plants In Jap Homeland With New Bombers

Washington reports two B 29s lost in accidents during the first mass use of the superfortress. The raid targeted Yawata on Kyushu, with a bomber task force operating from China bases. Initial communique notes accurate bombing and large fires, while one crew survived.

Department 20Th Air Force China 20Th Bomber Command Yawata Kyushu Pearl Harbor Roy Porter

Navy Bill Passes With Historic Authorization Totals

Washington reports passage of the largest navy appropriation in history totaling 27.569 billion dollars in cash and 5 billion in contract authorizations. The measure moves to the White House as war endurance remains uncertain for America’s naval forces.

Washington White House America

Missing Pocatellan Returns to Safety

Salt Lake City Idaho native Lt. Raymond Oviatt an air force veteran who spent 18 days behind enemy lines and returned to his parents for a 21 day furlough after service in North Africa and Italy plans to visit Pocatello prior to resuming duties.

Salt Lake City Idaho Raymond Oviatt Air Force W. L. Oviatt Italy Oviatt University of Idaho Southern Pocatello

Bannock Officials Continue Canvassing of Votes

Bannock County commissioners H Earl Lewis John Aljers and Clegg Raymond with deputy clerk Nema Ashton continue canvassing votes from 43 precincts. They expect a full return count for state county officers and the nonpartisan judicial race by Saturday. The full vote tally will be printed in the Sunday Tribune.

Bannock County H. Earl Lewis John Aljers Clegg Raymond Nema Ashton Sunday Tribune

Holden to Assist Idaho Falls Leader at National GOP

William 8 Holden of Idaho Falls the east Idaho district Republican chairman is named first assistant secretary of the national Republican convention in Chicago. Holden who has attended four conventions will leave June 20 for Chicago. announcement comes from Harold W Mason secretary of the convention.

Idaho Falls William 8. Holden Idaho Chicago Harold W. Mason Holden

Writer Tells Details of Raid on Japan

Thoburn Giant aboard a Superfortress near Yawata Japan describes the mission as the start of a sustained strike on Japan's steel industry. He quotes Col Leonard Harman and mentions Lt Col Warren Wilkinson and Capt Dean Delafield as leaders guiding the plane through darkness and storms toward the objective.

Japan Leonard Jake) Harman Boise Idaho Billy Mitchell Warren Wilkinson Lincolnton N. C Dean Delafield Omaha Los Angeles Kansas City

Nazis Launch Secret Weapon In Pilotless Rocket Plane

London reports describe flame spitting pilotless craft striking southern England and London area. The self destroying planes reportedly fly at high speed with bright lights and fiery exhausts possibly jet or rocket propelled. British authorities warn civilians to avoid the aircraft as explosions occur shortly after landing.

London England France Greater London Ministry of Home Security

Pilotless Nazi planes strike England in new assaults

Washington reports that the Nazi forces launched pilotless planes against England in a renewed attack. Details are continued on page eight.

Washington England

Allies Drive 100 Miles Beyond Rome

Allied forces push from the Adriatic to the Tyrrhenian coast with advances up to 25 miles in 24 hours. Key gains include Acquapendente Narni and Terni while Todi falls as eight army leadership notes rapid German withdrawals and scattered resistance along a widening front.

Rome Adriatic Tyrrhenian Sea Acquapendente Narni Terni Fifth Army Lake Bolsena Eighth Army Orvieto Tyrrhenian Orbetello Scansano Grosseto

Four US bombers Lost in Hawata Raid on Japanese Steel Mills

Four B 29s failed to return from yesterday's mission to Hawata Kyushu. One lost to anti aircraft fire, two due to accidents with one crew safe. No enemy planes shot down and no casualties aboard returning aircraft. Wreckage of one bomber now possibly in enemy hands. Stock market highest since 1938 as industrial and rail shares rise. A young girl's body found in a rubbish strewn lot behind lower east side tenements. Elks lodge to convene in Idaho with 150 to 200 delegates expected. welcome address given by Mayor Earl J Miller.

Washington America War Department Hawata Pittsburgh Japan 20Th Air Force Imperial Iron and Steel Works Kyushio Island 20Th Bomber Command New York Lower East Side AP Elks Lodge Idaho Bingham County Ellis Earl J. Miller Ed D. Baird Beise

Soviet Troops Break Through New Finnish Line

Moscow reports the Red Army smashed the new Mannerheim line near Viipuri after breaching four wall lines and a wide mine field. Soviet tanks and artillery advanced beyond the line while Finns manned trenches and shelters. Govorov’s breakthrough spans 25 miles in five days, gaining two thirds of the Karelian isthmus.

Moscow Red Army Finland Mannerheim Viipuri Red Star Konstantin Shvankov Shvankov Gulf of Finland Konstantin Simonov Finnish Gulf Leonid A. Govorov Karelian

Blackfoot Airman Receives Medal for Meritorious Missions

Technician Third Grace Paul R. Jackson of Blackfoot Idaho received an air medal from Lt. Gen. George C. Kenney commander of allied air forces in the southwest Pacific. The citation notes meritorious achievement on sustained bombing missions against enemy airdromes installations and naval vessels with hostile contact probable.

New Guinea George C. Kenney Allied Air Forces Southwest Pacific Grace Paul R. Jackson Box Blackfoot Ida

Constitutional Amendment Backed to Abolish Electoral College

A proposal to abolish the electoral college is submitted by Representative Celler of New York. The plan labels the current system as outworn and cumbersome and seeks a constitutional change through Congress.

Washington Rep. Celler D.n.ys

Allies Drive Toward Cherbourg as D‑Day Battles Shift

Allied forces push inland around Cherbourg peninsula with U S battleships shelling deep inland. Bradley reports advances near St. Sauveur and Carentan as German resistance stiffens in Caen Caumont and surrounding areas amid worsening weather.

Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force Omar N. Bradley Cherbourg St. Sauveur Allied Carentan Reigneville Bradley Monteborg Cherbourge Caumont Caen Tilly-Sur-Seulles D-day U.S Texas Nevada Augusta la Hay du Puits Dwight D. Eisenhower Normandy Bernard L. Montgomery le Haye du Puits Ste. Mere Eglise Orne River Quineville Lenape River Tilly Sur Soulles

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