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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1945

Page

2

Negro Porter Shot in Head at Bannock Hotel

James Brown a 58 year old porter was shot near the left eye at his home on East Wyeth when a .32 revolver held by Mary Helen Brown discharged. Brown and Mary Helen Brown were fined for disturbing the peace. she claimed accidental discharge during a drinking episode.

James Brown Bannock Hotel Mary Helen Brown East Wyeth Brown General Hospital J. R. McMahon Jimmie Porters and Waiters Club South First Mary Helen Mary Williams T. D. Davis Naval Ordnance Plant

Injured and Ill Servicemen List Includes Billy Yowell

A roster of service members from multiple branches shows Cpl. Billy Yowell among the injured and names others wounded or liberated in Europe and the Pacific. The list includes Loyd A. Lewis, Donald W. and Joseph Mayer, Glen H. Rose, and Keith R. Hart, with home towns such as Twin Falls Pocatello and Boise.

Navy Larsen Charles Theodore USN Twin Falls Lewis Loyd A Pfc USMCR Merlin H. Lewis N. State Preston Yowell Billy B Cpl Billy B. Yowell N. Hayes Pocatello West Donald W Potlatch Pacific Hemly Harold J Headquarters Mayer Joseph John J. Mayer American Falls Rose Glen H Homedale Germany Birport Clintor Tech Philly Blanford Gletth Set Post Post Alls Elbrader, Jesse C., Pvt., Jerome. Fouts, Shirley W Hazelton Hart Keith R Boise Eldon Fern N. Larsen Dayton Lynch Roy J Jerome Schaffer Dave Paul. Warner Benny F Vera Warner Randolph

Funeral rites for Mrs Mary McElderry at Downard chapel

Mrs Mary McElderry age 76 wife of Charles W McElderry of 1255 South Fourth and mother of Percy Raynor died suddenly Sunday morning. Services set for Tuesday at 2 pm at the Downard chapel officiated by Rev Albert B Parrett. Body to be cremated and entombed in Oakland California after services.

Mary McElderry Charles W. McElderry South Fourth Percy Raynor Downard Chapel Albert B. Parrett Oakland Calif

Washington Lemmon Funeral Services Held in Tyhee

Funeral services for Washington Lemmon are planned for Wednesday at 2 o clock in the Tyhee LDS chapel with Bishop George Davis presiding. Friends may visit the family home Tuesday after 4 p m. Burial will follow at Mountainview cemetery.

George Campbell Bryden Hall Mortuary Chapel W. O. Tolman Mountainview Cemetery Washington Lemmon Tyhee Lds George Davis

Director urges youth to invest in music education

H L Fawson, director of music at Pocatello High School, urges young people to invest in music as a national heritage and essential part of education. He notes decades of teaching, successful bands and choirs, and awards from city to national contests, stressing music as a creative, developmental force for children.

H. L. Fawson Pocatello High School

Sergeant Prepares Combat Equipment at War Depart Air Depot

Sgt Herbert R Larsen of 334 North Arthur Pocatello Idaho serves at Lot Base Air Depot Warrington England aiding readiness of combat planes for action. Brig Gen Moris Berman commends air depot troops for dispatching 415000 tons of air corps supplies and assembling 12000 planes while repairing over 30000 engines. Larsen overseas since July 1943 and joined June 1943 after working for the War Department in Ogden Utah. He studied at Idaho Southern University in Pocatello.

Moris Berman Base Air Depot Area Air Service Command Base Air Depot Air Corps Larsen Army War Department Ogden Utah Idaho Southern University Pocatello

Richard Clezie to Get New Assignment

Pfc Richard E. Clezie 26 of Rt. 1 Poca tello has reported to the army redistribution station in Santa Barbara for reassignment based on 14 months of duty in France and Germany. The station offers recreation, athletics and entertainment while he waits for new orders.

Santa Barbara Calif Richard E. Clezie Rt. 1 Pocatello Army Ground and Service Forces France Germany

Two Pocatellans on Casualty Report

Private Samuel O Bodkin Jr USMC was wounded in action at Iwo Jima on February 27 and later returned to his unit after receiving treatment for arm injuries. He is the son of Mr and Mrs O Bodkin of Pocatello. Also listed are Calvin H Wickham James L Simpson Claude W Beasley William H Berry Robert L McCoy and others connected to Pocatello St Anthony and Ahsahka.

Navy Bodkin Samuel O., Jr USMCR Pocatello Wickham Calvin H St. Anthony Pacific Beasley Claude W Blackfoot Beck James I Ahsahka Berry William H Caldwell McCoy Robert L Rupert Simpson James L Pfc Samuel O. Bodkin Jr 8. O. Bodkin Iwo Jima Nancy Barnes Kinsell Gertrude Lawrence John Hoystadt John Capp Pacific Air Base Robert C. Kinsell

Three Pocatellans Enlist in Waves

Boise navy station reports 11 women join the Waves and 24 youths enlist in the Navy. From Pocatello are Lela Mae Goodnough of 543 Wayne, Elizabeth Ann Hopson of 427 North Arthur, and Margaret Ellen Malsbury of 746 South Ninth. Seventeen-year-olds enlisting include Howard Clinton Faux, Byron Carter Gibbs, and Wallace Lane Thorpe. Names from Lewiston, Ferdinand, Coeur d Alene, St Maries, Bonners Ferry, Clarkston, and other Idaho towns also listed.

Boise Navy Liatrice Pickett Declo Jean Frances Read Idaho Falls Pocatello Lela Mae Goodnough Wayne Elizabeth Ann Hopson North Arthur Margaret Ellen Malsbury South Ninth Miss Hopson Pocatello Tribune Howard Clinton Faux Buhl Byron Carter Gibbs Hazelton Wallace Lane Thorpe Jerome Thomas Elmer Bennett Lewiston William Martin Clem, Jr Kenneth Earl White Richard Duane Sobotta Lapwal Raymond Henry Lorentz Cottonwood Vincent Henry Nau Ferdinand Robert Joe Zolber William Walter Carlstrom Gifford Harold Jennings Miller Coeur d’Alene

Farmers Get Tires

Washington authority announced release of new passenger tires for vehicles converted to farm use. Ration certificates will be issued for vehicles unable to operate with farm-implement tires or when suitable used passenger tires are unavailable.

Washington OPA

Pilot Fisher Joins Patton Doolittle War Bond Tour

Lt Col Russell F Fisher 28 accompanies Gen Patton and Gen Doolittle on a west coast war bond tour with 50 officers. The Oxford, Ohio family is advised of his U S return June 7. Fisher, a B 17 pilot with the 487th Bombardment Group, has earned the oak leaf cluster, the Distinguished Flying Cross and a presidential citation. He attended the University of Idaho and expects to arrive in Oxford June 26.

Russell F. Fisher George Patton James Doolittle W. R. Fisher Oxford Fisher Eighth Air Force United States General Patton Third Air Division England-Africa Messerschmitt Regensburg University of Idaho At Moscow

President to Visit West

The White House said President Truman intends to adjourn the San Francisco United Nations conference on Saturday and will fly to Olympia Washington for a short break before heading to San Francisco Friday afternoon. He may address the closing session that day if the conference ends as planned. Plans for Mackinac Island on July 3 remain uncertain.

Washington White House Truman San Francisco Charles Ross Olympia Wash Mackinac Island Michigan

State War Bond Sales Rise in Idaho Seventh Drive

Idaho reports seventh war loan drive sales at 61 percent of the $29 million quota, totaling $17.59 million with a $390,000 Saturday rise. E bonds reach $8.34 million, 64 percent of a $13 million quota, up $70,000 on Saturday.

Boise Idaho State War Finance Committee

Fisherman Drowns in Boise River Near Gooseneck Curve

Ada county deputies report the recovery of Samuel H. Cooper, 20, who drowned last night in the Boise river near Gooseneck curve about 10 miles east of Boise. His father Oscar Cooper identified him. searchers in boats failed to locate the body overnight.

Boise Ada County Boise River Gooseneck Curve Here Samuel H. Cooper Oscar Cooper

Grangers Protest ARCO Tax Increase in Butte County

The Pomona Grange in Butte County passes a resolution protesting the one cent gasoline tax hike citing no refunds for non highway users. The Turkish parliament requires frock coats and the president must wear dress clothes with a top hat.

ARCO Butte County Pomona Grange

Arnold Williams To Speak At Bourbon Dinner

Lt. Gov. Arnold Williams of Rexburg will headline the Jefferson Day dinner tonight at the Bannock Hotel, speaking on President Roosevelt. Absent speakers include Sen. Glen H. Taylor and Gov. Charles Gossett. Taylor’s representative is Ross Howarth from Pocatello. The program features talks on the 1945 Idaho legislative session and a sketch of Thomas Jefferson, with music from Mr. and Mrs. Vito Petrone. Lt. Evelyn Bachelor, Okinawa survivor, will attend as a guest.

Bannock Hotel Glen H. Taylor Charles C. Gossett F. M. Bistline Idaho Arnold Williams Rexburg Roosevelt Taylor Ross Howorth Pocatello Washington, D. C Senate Nellie Cline Steenson Bannock County Royal O. Swenson Oneida County Canyon Gracie Prost Thomas Jefferson George Brunt Salmon River Evelyn Bachelor Okinawa Comfort Vito Petrone Ed Cunningham Riley Dixon

Gloves Used Since Antiquity by Historians Estimate

Historians estimate gloves were in use more than 3,000 years ago, indicating an early adoption of protective and ceremonial hand coverings across ancient cultures. The finding reflects longstanding human practices in fashion, defense, and ritual.

Lt Storkman Receives Distinguished Service Cross

Tacoma Washington reports Lt A A Storkman Jr 24 son of Mr and Mrs A A Storkman Sr of Nampa Idaho awarded the distinguished service cross for valor in action His wife disclosed news in a letter She noted he entered active service in April 1941 and has been in Europe since January His father is a prominent Idaho American Legion figure Tropical fireflies glow with colored lights beyond the American firefly.

Tacoma Wash A. A. Storkman, Jr A. A. Storkman Nampa Idaho Storkman National Guard Europe American Legion

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Negro Porter Billy Yowell Boward's Bernard L. Montgomery Dwight D. Eisenhower Gregory K. Zhukov United Nations Frankfurt On Main Zimmerly AIR Transport Whitman Hotel Intrastate Air Line Richard Clezie Pocatellans Heron Pocatello Drug Pilot Patton Doolittle Grangers Husband Freed Halliwell, Moore Walgreen Ford Drug Wailetconaiey Ward South Main Are FORD Mercury E. J. Ring
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