Hitler May Strike At U S With Stinging Criticism
Washington reports Secretary Ickes proposed a complete oil export ban from the U S east coast to prevent shortages after a 240000 gallon shipment to Japan. Roosevelt moved to close German consulates, signaling possible heated retaliation and a new wave of Nazi propaganda against the United States.
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Hitler
U.S
Washington
United States
Ickes
Defense Petroleum Coordinator
Philadelphia
Japan
R. K. Davies
Atlantic Coast
Roosevelt
Nevile Henderson
Britain
Wilhelmstrasse
America
Germany
National grocers oppose anti-trust drive in food inquiry
The National Association of Retail Grocers denounced federal food inquiry claims as factually unfounded and said price drops attributed to enforcement are largely unsupported. The grocers backed a full fair investigation while noting a Chicago grand jury charged 69 entities with canned pea price fixing.
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Chicago
National Association of Retail Grocers
Federal Anti-Trust Division
Grocers’ Convention
Denver
Baseball Scores and Lineups From Today’s Games
National Brooklyn Chicago Wyatt and Owen Franks Lee and McCullough New York Pittsburgh Hubbell and Danning Derwell Bowman and Lopez Boston Cincinnati Mass Derringer and Lombardi Philadelphia St Louis Beck Hoerst and Warren M Cooper and Mancuso American St Louis Washington post poned rain Chicago New York Rigney Hallett Smith and Tresh Peek Stanceau Murphy and Dickey First game Detroit Boston Giebll Thomas Newhouser and Sullivan Dobson Wilson and Peacock Second game Detroit Gorsica Tebbetts Wagner Ryba Pytlak Cleveland Philadelphia night game
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New York
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Smith and Tresh
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Murphy and
Dickey
Detroit
Boston
Gieb¢ll
Thomas
Newhouser and
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Dobson
Wilson and Peacock
Gorsica
Tebbetts
Wagner
Ryba
Pytlak
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Rotary Given Challenge to face postwar world
Denver June 17 Rotary International leaders urged Rotarians to prepare for momentous problems after the war and avoid repeating past mistakes. Paul P Harris predicted a practicable League of Nations may arise from this conflict and Armando de Arruda Pereira urged a focus on freedom justice truth and human rights. Pereira urged Rotary to stay clear of international politics.
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Denver
Paul P. Harris
Chicago
Rotary International
Europe
League of Nations
Armando de Arrudapereira
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Pereira
Service Club
Rotary
Kiwanis Members to Complete Pocatello Club Incorporation
At the next Tuesday meeting Kiwanis members will finalize the incorporation of the Pocatello club. Milton Zener read a district judge’s paper on the rise of nazism in Germany. Musical direction by Vito Petrone and Gaylord Sanford. Don Cleaver attended as a guest.
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Kiwanis Club
Pocatello Club
Milton Zener
I. E. McDougall
Germany
Vito Petrone
Gaylord Sanford
Don Cleaver
Jewelry spills from car during collision in Salt Lake City
Mrs. Farrell Holman suffered a head bump in a crash as her new car shuddered. Jewelry tumbled from under the cowl including stickpins, a gold chain and cuff links. The Holmans surrendered the jewels to police after learning the car had belonged to a man jailed for robbery.
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Salt Lake City
Farrell Holman
Hell's Corner Carries On
Dover, England, June 17. In the year since France collapsed the town has eased from tense excitement to calm. The coastal city dodges bombardment and air raids with a sense of pride and slight casualty, while tourists stay away and residents adapt to wartime routines.
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Dover
England
France
Hell's Corner
London
Plymouth
United States
Provo River Drowning Three in Car Plunge
Three people drowned in the Provo River when their car went through a highway guardrail this afternoon. Identified as Eli Mitchell and wife from Midvale Utah and Charlies Darey of Provo.
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Provo
Utah
Provo River
Eli Mitchell
Midvale
Charlies Darey
Librarian Ada Ridgeway Improves at General Hospital
Ada Ridgeway librarian at Bonneville public library branch shows slight improvement after a serious operation ten days ago at General hospital.
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Ada Ridgeway
Bonneville
The
Public Library
Robin Moor Captain Hero Of 13 Days In Small Boat
Melvin Mundy of Bethlehem Pa. guided 13-day lifeboat escape after the Robin Moor was torpedoed by a submarine. Mundy steered the skedgy chart and remained at the rudder as rescue came, while passengers endured limited rations and a dangerous voyage. The incident followed the sinking of the Robin Moor and highlighted Mundy refusing to abandon the escort and seeking humane treatment for the survivors.
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Robin Moor
Capetown
Union of South Africa
Melvin Munday
Bethlehem
Robin McCullough
Robert W. McCullough
Pasesneers
Robin
Ben M. Cohn
New Haven
Conn
Africa
Muncy
Mundy
Helsinki
Finland
Balkans
Rumania
Sumner Welles
Washington
United States
Germany
Middle -East
Priain
Merdjayoun
Palestine
Hotels urged better accommodations for guests at Sun Valley meeting
Sun Valley Idaho June 17 Charles A Horroworth old western hotelmen in convention urged hotels to improve offerings to draw business. As secretary of the Associated Hotels of the West he called for motor entrances to hotels registrations from automobiles and more guest courtesy along with family rates.
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Sun Valley
Idaho
Charles A. Horrowrth
Old Western
Horroworth
Associated Hotels of the West
Utah-Idaho-Nevada Association
Car registrations set new April highs in Detroit report
Detroit firms report in April passenger car registrations reached 489074 units, surpassing the prior April high by 7399. New truck registrations total 70269, up 2390 from the previous April peak.
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Detroit
R. L. Polk & Co
Flyers Go To Park for maneuvers in Yellowstone Park
SALT LAKE CITY June 17 A detachment from the army air corps base moved by motor convoy for maneuvers in Yellowstone park. The headquarters squadron of the 20th wing departed yesterday with an overnight at Idaho Falls. The 326th signal company left this morning with an Idaho Falls stop. About 165 men will engage in communications maneuvers near Old Faithful Inn.
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Salt Lake City
Army Air Corps
Yellowstone Park
20Th Wing
Idaho Falls
Old Faithful Inn
Invasion of Scotland May Be Next Move From Bases on Coast
A NYA training corps at the university trains fire fighters for summer work under forest service direction. Hitler massed troops on Norway west coast as a possible springboard for invasion of Scotland amid broader Allied war reports.
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Scotland
National Youth Administration
Forest Service
CCC
NYA
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Norway
London
Russia
Germany
Balkans
Hitler
British Isles
Sanomat
Helsinki
Baltic
Finland
Axis Retaliation Unfolds Over Asset Freezes
Berlin reports Germany will take necessary measures against United States assets in the Reich in retaliation for Roosevelt's June 14 executive order freezing German assets. Italy also freezes American credits blocking payments to Americans and detailing a two to one advantage against American investments.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Notive
Roosevelt
America
Reich
United States of America
Rome
Italy
Ti Gigernale D’italia
Virginio Gayda
Idaho Registers 3 364 Adults for Voter Roll Update
Boise reports local boards completed plans to register 3 364 Idahoans who turned 21 since October 16. Lt. Col. Norman Adkison says supplies are being mailed to registrars. In sparse counties volunteers assist. others register eligible nonregistrants July 1 without penalty.
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Boise
Norman B. Adkison
Adkison
Sayles Sues Thacker for Grand Larceny Over $100 Theft
Tom Sayles lodges complaint in Justice William J. Ryan's court accusing C. P. Thacker of stealing wall scales counter scales and a meat block on June 2 valued at more than $100. The case centers on a theft of kitchen weighing and processing equipment.
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Tom Sayles
Court of Justice
William J. Ryan
C. P. Thacker
Prayers Fail To Save Girl In Gilroy Case
Louise Ford a 14 year old in Gilroy California died in a hospital after authorities removed her from her parents home who relied on prayer for healing Doctors cited double pneumonia and a 106 degree fever An autopsy was performed at the pathologist’s request a judge ordered the removal for medical care amid a public dispute over faith healing practices.
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William F. James
King Leopold Refuses to Deal With German Captors
Lieut. General Raoul Daufresne de la Chevalerie reports King Leopold of Belgium, held near Brussels, refuses to negotiate with Germans and obeys a law barring rule while incapacitated. Chevalerie says Leopold remains supported by Belgians and that Germans are frustrated by the king's silence.
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New York
Leopold
Belgium
Brussels
South America
Raoul Daufresne de la Chevalerie
Holland
England
Chevalerie
Assassin Kills Japanese Official in Shanghai
In Shanghai on June 17 Chikayuki Akagi the Japanese special deputy commissioner of the Shanghai municipal council was shot dead by a gunman. Japanese officials blamed terrorists from the Chinese Chungking government for the attack.
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Shanghai
Chikayuki Akagi
Shanghai Municipal
Chungking
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