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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1944
Page
2
Western farm bureau leaders pledged to maximize food crop production as long as the war emergency lasts. The regional conference adopted the resolution after three days of discussions with representatives from 11 states. It blamed unwise price fixing, delayed price supports, labor shortages, and inadequate machinery for previous production hurdles.
Latest totals show District Judge Charles Koelch 16 946 in Boise Hoyt Ray 10 072 Idaho Falls Attorney General Bert H Miller 23 526 Justice S Ben Dunlap 18 410 Caldwell Chief Justice Edwin M Holden 22 806 Boise with 45 precincts still to report None of the candidates has a decisive primary margin yet and only Ray appears at risk of not advancing to the general election
Allied reports say Cherbourg evacuation is unlikely as German trucks move southward. Bradley notes possible Cherbourg breakout while Montebourg remains contested. Maquis fighters claim 300 German prisoners as British and American forces push to seal Caen-Troarn corridor and cut off the siege.
Sunday to Tuesday at Theatres CHIEF feature Gung Ho with Randolph Scott and Alan Curtis plus Her Primitive Man with Louise Allbritton and Robert Paige. Wednesday to Saturday present Rationing starring Wallace Beery and Marjorie Main and Lost Angel with Margaret OBrien.
In a feature on Father’s Day, residents of Pocatello browse gift options from ties to striped pajamas and shaving mugs as children plan to raise money. Tales include a girl buying a $40 wristwatch with ten pennies, a boy spending on red gumdrops, and a sailor splitting money with a girlfriend. One child laments a father overseas for six months while mothers prepare rummage-sale donations.
ISU holds baccalaureate exercises at 8 with 188 graduates listed in divisions of Letters and Science and Junior College certificates. Notable graduates include high honors recipients Elizabeth Ann Cook J Kenneth Cunningham and Yoshiteru Gary Kikawa among others.
A long list of graduates from various departments including home economics pre dental business education and engineering is announced with Feb 29 1944 dates. Names span Emiel Reelandt Roscoe Runyan Richard Lee Schuetz Robert Smith James Southwick Tingey Vanderpool Yae ger Younger Weeter Grenfell and many others across medical business and vocational tracks.
Chinese Burma road fighters press to reestablish a land supply line to air fields in China. They capture Kamaung, a Japanese base in Mo gaung valley. Japanese reinforcements push through jungle trails to aid encircled troops at Mogaung and Myitkyina.
American forces breach Saipan defenses advancing toward the air field amid heavy artillery and carrier air strikes. Assault troops push through stubborn resistance, reaching a captured field and ruined town. the campaign signals a prolonged fight as U.S. forces aim to regain critical Marianas air access.
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