Russia Feels Pressure Of Nazi Pact
The piece argues Hitler timed the German Turkish treaty to strengthen pressure on the Soviet Union and hinder western aid. It notes Britain faces limited immediate gains from the pact while Germany gains air and territorial leverage, pressuring Ankara to align.
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Russia
Hitler
Britain
Near East
Germany
Baltic
Black Sea
Turkey
Dardanelles
London
France
Mediterranean
Balkans
Syria
Ankara
Mezze
Jebel E Kelb
Berlin
Franz von Papen
Reuters
Joseph V. Stalin
Father of Local Merchant Dies
Chester G. Wells travels to Seattle after the death of his father H. H. Wells 79. A pioneer who came from St. Paul to Washington over fifty years ago, he lived in Spokane and Seattle forty years in merchandising. Survived by widow, daughter Mrs. Fred Fredy of Seattle, son Chester G. Wells, grandchildren Carolyn and Fargo Wells, and Mrs. David Hale. Funeral services set for Friday in Seattle.
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Chester G. Wells
Pocatello
Seattle
H. H. Wells
Mr. Wells
St. Paul
Elks Lodge
Fred Fredy
Carolyn and
Fargo Wells
David Hale
Suisun
California
Potato marketing agreement discussion at Tyhee meeting
Hold Spud Meeting Co. A Gustafson assistant extension economist to discuss proposed potato marketing agreement at Tyhee L D S meeting house tonight at 8 o clock. Farmers present can vote on the agreement.
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Co. A. Gustafson
Tyhee
Westminster church lawn lawn party at Seventh and Lewis
The Westminster club of the Presbyterian church will hold its annual lawn party Friday evening on the church lawn at Seventh and Lewis.
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Westminster Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Church Lawn
Seventh and Lewis
Lindbergh to Speak at Hollywood Bowl Address
Charles A. Lindbergh arrived in Los Angeles for an America First Committee event at the Hollywood Bowl tomorrow night. He is to be joined by Mrs. Lindbergh and Sen. D Worth Clark of Idaho will also address the meeting.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Hollywood Bowl
America First Committee
Lindbergh
Sen
D. Worth Clark
Idaho
Glee Club
Union Pacific Booster League
Rampton Barlow
National Federation of Music Clubs
R. J. Comstock
Pocatello
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Robert Malick
Karl Nielson
Maurice Teeples
Gene Taylor
Christian Siabener
Harry Harvey
Burton Neilson
Ezra Hawkes
George Giannini
Douglas Spahr
Donald Rupp
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Marvin Bates
Leland Nervey
Douglas Neilson
Bob Connor
Alvin Watlington
Claude Reese
Harrell Martin
Hans Jensen
Alex Tubbs
Maurice Fereday
Russell Baldwin
Virgil Bennett
Jesse Pedersen
Edmond Hansen
Don Hansen
Owen Huff
Harold Rupp
R. J. Armstrong
U S Seeks Safe Passage for German Officials
The United States asked Britain to provide safe conduct for German consular officials in the United States as they depart by July 10. The move aims to transport them home without allowing transfer of activities to Latin American republics and may extend to consular staff and related German offices.
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German Library of Information
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Kutch Trial Opens Today in Manslaughter Case
The trial of Ben P. Kutch begins after District Judge Downing denied a defense motion to dismiss the forgery charge against Stanley Smith. Kutch, 22, of Fort Hall, faces involuntary manslaughter allegations for a February 5 1941 crash that killed Miss Marjorie Leigh, 19, in Malad. The other driver Lloyd G. Tanstrum, 22, of Blackfoot, charged similarly, awaits Judge McDougall's calendar.
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Stanley Smith
Ben P. Kutch
Marjorie Leigh
Center
Fifth
Kutch
Fort Hall
C. M. Jeffery
Smith
District Court
Downing
Lowell Ellsmore
Otto Erickson
William Jenkins
Wilford Curzon
Alex Katsil
Miss Leigh
Lloyd G. Tanstrum
Blackfoot
Nazis Order Americans To Leave by July 15
Germany demanded the removal of all American consular and American Express staff from Germany and several occupied or allied countries by July 15 in retaliation for U S actions. The note cited alleged disloyal activities by specific consular officials and agencies.
Today’s Baseball Scores From AL and NL
American League results list Chicago Boston Detroit Philadelphia Washington with runs and errors for each game. National League results show Pittsburgh Chicago and St Louis Philadelphia matchups with box scores and top pitchers. Weather brief notes predict showers in the northwest and little temperature change.
Slashed With Knife Near Pocatello
James P. Reid, about 45, is in General hospital with minor knife wounds after a fight at 2 am with a Mexican beet field worker named Alvarado. Reid slept in a sheep wagon at Magicby place, five and a half miles north of Pocatello, when Alvarado appeared and drew a knife. Deputy Sheriff Harold Ferguson days later that Reid reported the attack and officers were searching for the assailant.
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James P. Reid
General Hospital
Harold Ferguson
Alvarado
Reid
Magicby Place
Pocatello
Income Taxes May Double Under Proposed 1930s Plan
The House Ways and Means Committee tentatively backed drastic surtax increases on individuals and a 10 percent excess profits tax on war-contract gains. The plan aims to raise about $2.48 billion in additional revenue, with rates starting at 5 percent on the first $2,000 of income and rising to 75 percent beyond $5,009,000. Chairman Doughton announced the tentative adoption of the measures.
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House Ways and Means Committee
Doughton
N.C
Coughton
Treasury
Wine Car Seal Breakage Reported in UP Yard Theft
A U P special agent notified police that a wine car sealed June 17 at the Craig warehouse spur was found Wednesday with a broken seal in Union Pacific yards. The car carried Padre Vineyard company wine en route to Boise. Loss amount not yet determined.
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U. P
Craig Warehouse
Union Pacific
Padre Vineyard Company
Boise
Fire Department Responds to Alley Trash Fire
Fire crews answered 11 35 a m call to the alley in the 100 block between South Fifth and South Fourth where rubbish was burning. The blaze was put out with a garden hose before any damage occurred.
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Ten Hundred
South Fifth
South Fourth
Wanted for Embezzlement Warrants Arrest Target Jim Young
Burley Cassia county officers advise local police they hold a warrant for Jim Young aged 50 to 55. He is wanted on a charge of embezzlement involving Farmers club at Burley as the alleged victim.
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Cassia
Jim Young
Farmers Club
Burley
Nation Names Idaho Highway Director Johnson
Sam E. Johnson was appointed by Governor Clark to be Idaho director of highways, succeeding C. P. Humphrey. Johnson has been acting director since Humphrey's resignation April 1. The postion pays $300 a month.
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Sam E. Johnson
Clark
Idaho
C. P. Humphrey
Johnson
Humphrey
Duchess Spinelli Faces Execution In California Gas Chamber
Evelita Juanita Spinelli known as the Duchess, 52, widow of a Detroit gang, faces death in San Quentin for a murder tied to the Spinelli gang. Her co-defendants Mike Simeone, Gordon Hawkins, and a fourth were sentenced to die or faced related penalties in the brutal case.
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San Quentin
Calif
Evelita Juanita Spinelli
California
Sherrod
Mike Simeone
Detroit
Gordon Hawkins
San Francisco
Spinelli
Italian government asks US to close consulates in Italy
Rome June 19 AP reports the Italian government requests the United States close all consular offices in Italy and recall consular staff by July 15. The order applies to the kingdom and Italian territories including areas under occupation, with a reserved right to close the American express in Italy.
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United States
Italy
Kingdom of Italy
RAF Bombers Hit Continent During Channel Raid
Southeast English coast reports heavy explosions as Royal Air Force bombers with fighter escort renew cross channel attacks on German held coast tonight. The action appears centered southwest of Bolougne near Le Touquet with explosions heard on the English side.
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Royal Air Force
Bolougne
le Touquet
Divorce suit filed by George W Coles against Bessie Russell Coles
George W Coles files for divorce in district court alleging cruelty after a marriage on March 26 1940 at American Falls. He claims his wife called him vile names tore his clothing and slapped him. He seeks property ties to Lincoln and Hayden.
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George W. Coles
Bessie Russell Coles
American Falls
Plaintiff
Lincoln and
Hayden
Licenses Granted to Four Couples in Idaho County Clerk Session
The county clerk on Wednesday issued marriage licenses to Nora Kato 27 and Midori Nakashima 19 both of Pocatello and to Lawrence Richard McArthur 24 of Sandpoint and Mildred E. Barrett 20 of Pocatello.
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Midori Nakashima
Pocatello
Lawrence Richard McArthur
Sandpoint
Idaho
Mildred E. Barrett
War alarms and mobilization rock Europe as Finland acts
Associated Press reports Europe on edge with Finland calling up reserves at midnight and tightening civilian transport. Russia mobilizes near Finland. Helsinki braces for possible conflict while government pledges to defend sovereignty. Dispatches also describe dramatic actions in Syria Lebanon and growing German Turkish cooperation amid Russian tensions.
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Germany
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Sanomat
Sovet
Halco
Potland
Whichussia
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U.S.S.R
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War Hero Neibaur Ill In Hospital In Idaho Story
Thomas C. Neibaur Idaho’s only World War I Medal of Honor recipient lies ill in a Walla Walla Washington veterans hospital. His four sons will be cared for at the Idaho cottage at Eaton Rapids Michigan by the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Thomas C. Neibaur
Idaho
Veterans’ Hospital
Walla Walla
Wash
John L. Sullivan
Phoenix
Ariz
Veterars of Foreign Wars
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Neibaur
Capitol
Sugar City
la Marr
Gene
Cleo
Leo
William E. Borah
Bottenfsen
Mary Borah
Breeze and Clouds Lower Mercury Weather Note
Special agent 906 reports a high of 67 and a low of 54 with no precipitation. Wind from the southwest at 17 mph. Glass house residents cautioned to skip window washing as light rains are possible locally. Today is a lucky day.
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Pocatello
Special Agent 906
East Idaho Tour by Earl Murphy Arrives in Pocatello
Earl Murphy secretary of the state chamber of commerce and Mrs Murphy visit Pocatello on a tour of eastern Idaho commercial groups. The trip promotes the tourist bureau opening this summer at West Yellowstone and aims to secure affiliations with the state chamber program for state development.
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Earl Murphy
Boise
State Chamber of Commerce
Boy Seriously Ill at General Hospital
Eight year old Dick Empey son of Mr and Mrs Clifton Empey of 1425 North Garfield is reported seriously ill at the General hospital.
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Dick Empey
Clifton Empey
North Garfield
General Hospital
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