Invasion Speculation and Atlantic Wall Questions
The piece argues that Allied air cover and multiple fronts challenge any German counter move. It asserts the Atlantic Wall exists at key inland points like Cherbourg and Le Havre, with defenses to be battered by siege if needed. It cautions that German undergrounds in France or Poland are largely communist and not aligned with Allied aims, citing De Gaulle as an example.
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Atlantic Wall
Hitler
England
Europe
Germany
Italy
Africa
Russia
English Channel
North Sea
le Havre
Cherbourg
Paris
Romie
France
Poland
DeGaulle
Supreme Court splits undoing 75 year insurance precedent
The court ruling holds insurance as interstate commerce under the Sherman Act, a 75 year precedent overturned in a four to three decision. Justice Stone warns the result shifts regulation from states to the federal government, expanding a new federal insurance bureau and bureaucratic reach.
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United States Supreme Court
Justice Department
Federal District Court
Atlanta
Stone
Cooperation and nationalism in postwar peace plans
The author argues that durable peace requires cooperation among nations but warns against extreme internationalists who claim nationalism will vanish. A world organization must respect national independence and human nature, avoiding utopian schemes that could backfire.
Secretary Hu Prompts Sweden to Limit Bearings for Germany
The report says Sweden may sell bearings to Germany but will cut shipments used in machine manufacture. It notes a cautious sign of progress by Secretary Hull and hints at possible talks with Russia on Japan’s fishing privileges in Russian waters.
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Sweden
Germany
Russia
Japan
Russian
Kaiser the West’s Miracle Man in Wartime and Peacetime
In San Francisco, Henry J. Kaiser is hailed as a legendary builder whose vast western shipyards and wartime production reshape California towns from Richmond to Oakland. He pledges postwar plans for supercargo planes high speed trains and more, convincing the Pacific coast that his methods will persist beyond the war.
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San Francisco
Pecos Bill
Paul Bunyan
West
Henry J. Kaiser
California
Pacific Coast
Seattle
San Diego
Kaiser
Oakland
Bay
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Chester
San Francisco Bay Area
Richmond
Henry Kaiser
Idaho Notables and War Service Notes
Idaho Veterans Burrel Robinson, 21, of Pocatello returns home on furlough after nearly three years in the Aleutians with few female companions. George Platts of Burley claims a large Idaho lineage with 16 children and 68 grandchildren, a family with several in the service. A H Chatburn promotes a no charge central teachers placement service for Idaho schools opening next fall. County Clerk Anna Keefe notes Private Leon Wahtomy voted absentee from England. Orren McMullen, Weiser police chief, resumes duty after shearing 6 000 sheep on vacation. German internees join Musselshell forest fire crew. Italian internees aided last year. William S Holden of Idaho Falls named first assistant secretary of the National Republican convention in Chicago. Idahoa wins secretary post at Chicago convention.
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Burrel Robinson
Pocatello
Aleutians
WAC
WAVE
SPAR
Anna Keefe
Leon Wahtomy
Fort Hall
Pete Jensen
England
Pete
Musselshell
Pierce
United States
William S. Holden
Idaho Falls
Chicago
Holden
Bonneville County
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Idahoa
Call for Open DeGaulle Clarification by OWI
The writer urges the Office of War Information to disclose the full position on General DeGaulle and France. He argues DeGaulle has long unsettled the problem of French leadership and criticizes left wing Americans and the British for shaping perceptions of Roosevelt's stance. The author asks for full transparency and official disclosure.
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OWI
DeGaulle
France
Roosevelt
DeGaullists
Divorce Petition Alleges Husband Disappeared During Spring Cleaning
A divorce petitioner states her husband vanished during spring housecleaning. She questions if he unrolled the rugs or otherwise left without notice, prompting her petition for relief.
Drowning Escapes and Local News From Pocatello Tribunes
A stranger Elisha Williams and a boy named Joe Thompson saved River rescues near Wrenstead bridge as a 12 year old rider fell into the Portneuf. Ward locals report farewells in Salt Lake City and Harold families. school bids near Topaz siding. July 4 planning controversy over Governor Steunenberg’s necktie ban. Obituaries note Mrs Blair and Prenk Uhland deaths. marriage licenses issued for Watts Bennett and Frances Rampton Petersen. Arney to Iowa visit.
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Portneuf
Elisha Williams
Charles Chartier
William Summers
Williams
Chartier
Summers
Salt Lake City
Hattie Criswell
James Criswell
Wrenstead’s Bridge
Joe Thompson
Pocatello Local Notes Include Executives Moves and Weddings
Stenographer shifts as H J Plumhoff and Charlie Sprague change roles. George E Ford returns from a Bannock Bank trip. A Harris H J division office opens. A consolidation at American Falls expands regional power control. Judge Standrod delegates to the Republican convention in Chicago with family. City directory issue and Fourth of July posters roll out. A marriage unites Livingston Roberts and Ida May Wallace in Blackfoot with plans for residence in Pocatello.
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H. J. Plumhoff
BE. C. Manson
Salt Lake City
H. J. Harris
Charlie Sprague
J. H. Brady
A. H. Tarbett
American Falls
Falls
Idaho
Mackin Ranch
D. W. Standred
Chicago
Standrod
Cammie
Drew
Robert J. Hayes
J. M. Stevens
Stevens
Blackfoot
Judge Stevens
Livingston Roberts
Pocatello
Ida May Wallace
William Remington
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G Nicholas Ifft
William S. Cady
Associated Press
Ic.a
Kaiser Modern
Jack Stinnett
George Platts
Burley
A. H. Chatburn
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Orren McMullen
Weiser
Seven Devils
Glen Taylor
Charley Gossett
By Fred Neher
Tribune Files
E. C. Manson
D. J. Malone
George H. Olmstead
E. E. Calvin
Portland. Ore
Gid Oram
D. W. Church
the Falls
Danny Church
Bud” Wedekind
Los Angeles
G. W. Surman
Arvilla
M. Swenson
Trustees of School District No. 49
Topaz Siding
Willis Reeves
W. T. Reeves
District Court
Pocatello Fourth of July
Frank Steunenberg
Earth
N. B
Steunenberg
Aes
Joseph H. Blair
Omaha
Hannah Winn
Prenk A. Uhland
Denver
Colo
Uhland
State Senate
Senate
Winns
Alice Watts
William G. Bennett
Perry
Mr. van Engelen
Cc. E. Arney
Iowa
William Rampton
Frances
Arthur Milton Petersen
Axis
McOmber
McOmber Dairy
Bountiful
Utah
George E. Ford
Bannock National Bank
Gienns Ferry
H. H. Whittiesey
East Side
St. Louis World’s Fair
C. A. Bryan
Carl and
Paul
Ottumwa
St. Louis
John Quinn
Howard
Mary
Mrs. Quinn
General Land Office
J. C. Cummings
J. S. Campbell
Campbell
Mink Creek
Secretary of the Interior
Cummings
Pocatello City
Tribune Press
Gate City
ESEI
Heehee ii
Pius Deposits
Ity Bank of Idaho
N.A
First Security Bank OF Idaho
National Association
Pocatello, Idaho
Federal Reserve System
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