Polish Exiled Government Alleges Soviet Ring Behind Trial
A London spokesman for the Polish government in exile claims the Russians planted a “ring er” among 16 Poles trialed in Moscow for sabotage and blamed the unidentified M. Jansen for much of the talk. He notes Jansen allegedly led the underground around Lwow and questions why Gen Filipkowski’s role and arrest details were publicized. Moscow reports name Maj Gen Oku licki Jan Jankowski Adam Bien Stanislaw Jasiukowicz among defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Moscow
M. Jansen
Jansen
Lwow
Filipkowski
OWI
Bronislaw Okulicki
Jan Jankowski
Adam Bien
Stanislaw Jasiukowicz
Bannock Soldier Released From Nazi Prison
A list of Idaho servicemen released from Nazi imprisonment is published with names and family ties. Includes 2nd Lt Abbott, 1st Lt Brush, Sgt Anderson, Pvt Fuhrman, Lt Le Cheminant, and multiple others across towns like Boise, Twin Falls, Rupert, and Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Barroetabena
Joseph C
Cipriano F. Barroetabena
Emmett
Brush
John K
Bette M. Brush
Boise
Butikofer
Merrill C
Tech
Rudolph A. Butikofer
Idaho Falls
Byington
Vernon H
Royal E. Byington
Grace
Eytchison
Fred L
Shelley
McLean
Wendell M
Fleming McLean
Paul
Moore
Paul Bi
Juanita K. Moore
Twin Falls
Patterson
Joseph B
Dorothy J. Robbins
Mountain Home
Peterson
John W
Eleanor Peterson
Fruitland
Phillips
Charles E
William
Stephens
Warren F
Mary M. Stephens
Stewart
Harold P
Jennette R. Stewart
Caldwell
Waller
Charles M
Margaret M. Waller
Eden
Weaver
Ralph E
Pearl L. Weaver
Blackfoot
Williams
Ralph B
Lyle E. Williams
Wing
Vernon L
Ruby B. Wing
Pocatellans to Wed Gladys Eversole Eyrick Plans
Announcement says Gladys Eversole Eyrick will marry Edward Garry, Pocatello tennis champion, July 10 in Billings Montana. The couple aims to live in Los Angeles after marriage. the notice was shared at a Highway Inn dinner. Also notes Rose Scena leaving with Sgt Paul Scena for Corona California and mentions 1785 US dollar adoption under the Articles of Confederation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Eversole Eyrick
J. J. Eversole
Roosevelt
Avenue
Edward Garry
Pocatello
Highway Inn
Aero Brewing Company
Rose Scena
Sgt
Paul Scena
Corona
Calif
Mr. Garry
Miss Eyrick
Billings
Mont
Collple
Los Angeles
USO Hut News From Pocatello Area Heroes and Visitors
Alfred Gareau writes from England about VE day relief and German ruins. Capt. Jack Smith earns the Bronze Star near the Austrian Alps while Elmo Powell, Gordon Jensen, John Cotant and others head home or to hospital. Local servicemen, birthdays, and cake at the hut mark daily morale for soldiers sailing, healing, or awaiting discharge in postwar Europe and the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Gareau
Pocatello Air Base
England
Continent
Germany
Rhine
Hitler
Paris
Jack Smith
J. H. Smith
Pocatello
Modesto
Calif
Jack
Gordon W. Jensen
Okinawa
J. G. Jensen
S. Eleventh
Gordon
The
Pocatellian
Navy V-12 Student to Pocatello Heroes and Church Cookies
A 1942 Oregon State Navy V-12 alumnus later attended Purdue, Columbia, and Miami universities then trained in radar and sonar in San Diego before serving in the south Pacific including Lingayen and Leyte. Pat, 22, now patrols the area while fishers with humanlike teeth amuse. Also notes cookies from the Church of God arriving monthly to the Hut and letters praising the Hut’s work from Miss Bertha McCall of the National Travelers Aid Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Pat) E. Johnson
Sonny
Revard Fenton, Jr
C. B
Jack) Johnson
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Long Beach California
University of Oregon At
Eugene
Southern California
V-5
San Louis Obispo
Ariz
Quartermaster School
San Diego
Pat Johnson
Pocatello High School
Idaho Southern
Oregon State
Corvallis
Navy
Purdue University, Columbia
Miami University
Lingayen
Philippine
Leyte
Admiralty Islands
New Guinea
Pat
South Pacific
USO Hut Addition Under Construction
Construction of a 131 by 18 foot stucco addition to the Pocatello USO Hut in the Union Pacific yards is under way. Vern on Hershberger is the contractor and Mrs Edna Service directs the project authorized by the Travelers Aid division due to increased troop transit to the Pacific war theater. Several hundred military personnel pass through Pocatello daily for USO services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Uso
Union Pacific Railroad
Edna Service
Vernon Hershberger
Travelers’ Aid Division
USO
West Coast
Pocatello
Truck overturns killing Gooding woman Lois Parry
Mrs. Lois Parry, 30, of Gooding died when the truck she rode in overturned after her husband reportedly applied brakes to avoid an oncoming vehicle. Sheriff Fred S. Craig said the skid and rollover left her dead with two sons, her husband, and her father uninjured.
Garrett brothers serve with pride amid wartime
The narrative notes a family in Chicago. Jimmy Garrett, a prisoner of war of the Germans, has been released. A brother, also named Jimmy Garrett, is mentioned as serving in the Pacific theater. Their father is John Garrett of 7227 W Whitman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steely
Pocatello High School
Philippine Islands
Jimmy Garrett
John Garrett
W. Whitman
Victory Rodeo Set for Pocatello July 13 15
Victory rodeo committee finalizes plans to boost Bannock county fairgrounds seating for the event July 13 14 and 15. Earl Hutchinson ships a carload of Brahma bulls and Texas longhorn steers to match world champion cowboys. new acts include Lloyd Hustand and his trained dog. Dick Griffith and Pauline Pickard join trick riding acts. Homer Hulcomb is injured and unavailable. The show joins the Rodeo Association of America as a top American rodeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Rodeo Committee
Bannock County Fair Grounds
Pocatello
Earl Hutchinson
Texas
Lloyd Hust
Dick Griffith
Pauline Pickard
Pauline
Widow writes to Margaret's mother from New Mexico town
Martin, teaching in Yuma Arizona, visits a small New Mexico mountain town once tied to her late husband James C. Martin who served at a U S Veterans Hospital. She and Rolla McCollum, ex-husband of Trenton Missouri, share custody of twins. She mentions Margaret Hastings of Oswego New York and two U S Army survivors of a crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Yuma
Ariz
New Mexico
James C. Martin
U. S. Veterans’ Hospital
Rolla McCollum
Trenton
John
Margaret
Wac Corp
Margaret Hastings
Oswero, N. Y
McCollum
Kenneth W. Decker
Kelso, Wash
Robert
Mother Awaits News Of Missing Lt John McCollom
Mrs. Mary McCollom Martin, mother of Lt. Robert E. McCollom killed in the New Guinea crash, hopes for news of twin Lt. John B. McCollom, one of three survivors marooned in Shangri La, asking John about hay fever. The story notes her local New Mexico friends’ support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Bayard
N. M
Mary McCollom Martin
Robert E. McCollom
Shangri-La
New Guinea
John B. McCollom
John
New Mexico
Missouri
Minnesota
First separation marks trial for Chicago bound twins
A woman notes the twins face their first separation as they are married and assigned to Chicago. The article mentions the Hebrew University formally opened at Palestine in 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hebrew University
Palestine
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Pole
Pocatellans
Congress
United States
DR. Myron Porges
Optometrist
R & G Jewelers
Pfo
Frank Domino
Buffalo
N. Y
Maxine Vance
Philadelphia
Milton
Walter Kolosa
USO Scrapbook Service
Elmo Powell
J. D. Powell
S. Fifth
Ft. Douglas
Aleutians
States
Jay Jensen
John Oliver Cotant
J. O. Cotant
Hi-Y
Quartermaster Corps of
the Army
Persian Gulf
Church of God
Bertha McCall
National Travelers Aid Association
New York City
Pocatello Hut
Hut
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Pfc
Bill) Mahoney
Pat Mahoney
N. Arthur
Bill
Nampa High School
Union Pacific
Nampa
Sheppard Field
W. A. Hager
Usnr
Hospital Corps School
Portsmouth
Don Pollock
Seabee
Steely Garrett
John Todd
S. Hayes
Sir Richard J. Peel
Vallejo
Waterloo
Iowa
Diana
Seaman Peel
Pacific
Constructio
Fargo-Wilson-Wells
Fargo- Wilson- Wells
Mother
Manville
Tristate Lumber CO
Whitman
THOR
OPA
Henriksen
Thornton & Minor
Three Feathers Distributors, Inc
W. T Feather Your West
Favestone
Firestone
Aree Stores
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