Mind and Morals Lesson for 188 Graduates at Idaho Southern
Rev Marcus Lindsay of Boise Presbyterian urged students to train mind and spirit for a world of power yet warned against a barbarous age. The 188 graduates filed into Frazier hall as a symphony played. Birthday cakes and cards were sent to servicemen overseas, including Pfc Clarence Hall Sgt Dean Hanson and A S Robert Burgon, celebrated at USO huts and air bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Lindsay
Boise Presbyterian Church
Idaho Southern University
Frazier Hall
Lindsay
Gibson L. Walters
University A Capella
Rudolph Goranson
Christ
E. T. Ferry
The
Presbyterian Church
Appian Way's Enduring Glory in Ancient Rome
AP Features describe the Appian Way as a durable Roman highway begun in 312 B.C. under Appius Claudius Caecus. It connected Rome with southern Italy, Sicily, Africa and Asia, with sections extending to Capua Beneventum Venusia Tarentum and Hydruntum. Romans built it with layered foundations, wear stones, and curbs, keeping the center clear for chariots while side roads carried troops. The Via Casilina is also highlighted as a major road used in later military actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Appius Claudius
Caecus
Blind
Italy
Sicily
Africa
Asia
Public Roads Administration
Capua
Porta Capena
Servian Wall
Pontine
Liri
Volturno
Beneventum
Split
Missouri
Venusia
Tarentum
Via Casilina
Cassino
Empire
Antoninus
Oldest Glass Work Found In Egyptian Tombs
Archaeologists report glass artifacts dating about 4,000 years old were uncovered in ancient Egyptian burial sites. The discovery highlights early glassmaking in the Nile region and sheds light on craft techniques of that era.
Crossword Puzzle Clues and Apparently Distorted Text
Puzzle clues appear garbled with partial words and misordered letters. The text lists entry numbers and fragments like waste a7 cleansing subdetance and 63 Persian fairy, plus references to a golfer's mound and a French phrase, suggesting a damaged crossword puzzle clue page with yesterday's answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraint
Coral Islands
Germany
Gas Allotment Raised for Rocky Mountain Region 1944
The petroleum administration for war has allotted 29,000 barrels of gasoline daily for the Rocky Mountain region for the third quarter of 1944. This marks a 1,000 barrel per day increase from the prior quarter to support essential transportation in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, and Montana. The distribution includes 14,970 barrels for passenger cars, 12,415 for trucks, 1,488 for local commercial passenger transport, and 127 for railroads.
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Denver
Petroleum Administration For War
Rocky Mountain
Office of Defense Transportation
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Local notices and social events from Pocatello area
Frank Baldwin reports loss of six ration books numbers 3 and 4. Pythian Sisters hold a social at Mrs. N. D. Read’s home. Waves recruits Elinor Pulley and Norma Howard leave for Hunter College around July 10. Cill Hall reports loss of billfold with $16 near Bargain Barn. GIA to the B of LE meets at WOW hall. Mrs. Henry Lane from Cheyenne to lead school of instruction with lunch served. Marriage license issued to Bernard Crowley and Mary Kille. Mrs. Roma Summers to Colorado for six weeks of nursing training. Presbyterian Ladies Aid luncheon at Mrs. J. K. Davis’s. Divorces granted: Hintz, Coffin, and Aland. Abe Forster in fair condition after heart attack. works at Pocatello Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Wow Hall
Henry Lane
Cheyenne
Basil O'Connor to speak on infantile paralysis plans
Basil O'Connor of New York, chairman of the national foundation for infantile paralysis, will address Bannock County at a dinner meeting on future prospects for disease control and ongoing research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil O'Connor
New York
National Foundation For
Bannock County
Aviation Cadet John Ferer Heads to Livermore for Training
Aviation Cadet John Newell Ferer left Sunday for Livermore California after visiting his mother Mrs Helen Ferer of 824 East Bonneville. He trains at the naval aviation school in Livermore. Pfc Robert L Baldwin son of Mr and Mrs W A Baldwin of 922 North Garfield arrived home on furlough Saturday. Baldwin left here with the state guard in 1940 and has been stationed in the Aleutians for 29 months, with 18 days furlough.
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Pvt
Frank Johnson
Valdemar Johnson
USO
Frank
England
Sgt
Dean C. Hanson
Hanson
Sgt. Hanson
Cpl. B. Spellman
East 226Th St
Bronx
N. Y
Dean
Pocatello High School
New Guinea
Robert G. Burgon
Guy Burgon
South Tenth
Enid
Ohio
John Newell Ferer
Livermore
Calif
Helen Ferer
East Bonneville
Ferer
Naval Aviation School
Robert L. Baldwin
W. A. Baldwin
North Garfield
Pfc
Baldwin
State Guard
Aleutians
Ration Rounds Up Stamp Validity Details
The Associated Press reports ration updates as of Sunday June 18. Meats fats and other items in Book Four remain valid A8 through V8. Sugar Book Four stamps 30 31 and 32 cover five pounds. Stamp 40 covers five pounds for home canning through Feb 28 1945. Shoes Book Three airplane stamps 1 and 2 valid indefinitely. Gasoline coupons 11 A good for three gallons through September 21, with B3 B4 C3 and C4 good for five gallons.
Pocatello Marines Hold Guadalcanal Home Town Session
Eight Pocatello Marines met in the Guadalcanal jungle for a home town session. Participants included Cpl. Robert J. Atkinson 22 of 515 North Ninth T/Sgt Kenneth E. Kutch 26 of Fort Hall Cpl Kenneth L. Broadhead 24 of 245 Riverside Drive Pf Fred Holmes 23 route 1 north Pfc Roy A. Zilk 19 of 303 North Lincoln Cpl Joseph A. Connaughton 19 route 1 north Pfc James F. Blake 18 of 334 South Sixth and Cpl Carl J. Wallin 18 of 591 Wayne Avenue.
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Pocatello
Guadalcanal
Robert J. Atkinson
North Ninth
Kenneth E. Kutch
Fort Hall
Kenneth L. Broadhead
Riverside Drive
Fred Holmes
Roy A. Zilk
North
Lincoln
Joseph A
Mule Foals Colt at Wyoming Ranch Near Jay Em
Mule foals a healthy colt at the Coffee ranch south of Jay Em in Lusk Wyoming. Manager Cliff Dorman called the birth a rare event and described the colt as a perfect specimen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Wyo
Cliff Dorman
Coffee Ranch
Jay Em
Dorman
Senate Appropriations Passes War Bill in Senate
Senate appropriations committee approves a $49,107,785,798 war department bill with three changes. The panel deletes a $1,217 Alaska oil exploration allowance and removes a ban on adding to doctor and dentist training programs. It adds travel expense pay for soldiers returning home for recovery. Senator Thomas of Oklahoma plans to bring up the measure after fixing war agency funding for the new fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate
Alaska
Thomas
D-Okla
Idahoans Win Air Medal and DFC in England
Two Idaho natives receive high honors at an Eighth Air Force bomber station in England. Oscar A. Riley Jr., 22, left waist gunner on a Flying Fortress, is awarded the Air Medal for meritorious achievement on heavy bombing missions over Europe. Riley, from Pocatello, attended Pocatello High School and worked as a railroad timekeeper before enlistment.
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England
Oscar A. Riley, Jr
Europe
Riley
O. A. Riley, Jr
North Main Street
Pocatello
Armed Forces
Pocatello High School
Flying Cross Awarded to Duane Morgan in England
STATION England the Distinguished Flying Cross has been conferred on Technical Sergeant Duane Morgan 23 year old Flying Fortress engineer and top turret gunner of Malad Idaho. Previously honored with the air force award for outstanding achievement in aerial combat.
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England
Air Force
Duane Morgan
Malad
Idaho
Air
Malad airman earns DFC for daring Berlin missions
Sergeant Morgan son of Mr and Mrs D W Nichols Malad formerly a farm worker has earned the DFC with three oak leaf clusters for bravery in eight RAF bombing sorties including missions against Berlin. He fought from his gun position warding off enemy attacks aiding mission success and has flown about 25000 miles with the Eighth Air Force against vital targets on the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
D. W. Nicholas
Berlin
Eighth Air Force
Auxiliary War Bond Tea Nets $26,725
The American Legion Auxiliary bond tea, held Thursday to aid the fifth war loan drive, netted $26,725 worth of bonds sold. Mrs. James C. Bangs was general chairman, supported by Mrs. Byron Downard who arranged music and by others handling tea, flowers, and bond sales. Past Idaho department presidents aided in greeting guests and serving duties.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Fred
James C. Bangs
Byron Downard
Francis M. Bistline
Boyd Brydon
Bond
Idaho Department
John Foreman
Ray F. Brookhart
Bangs
Botany Professor Plans Idaho Flora Book
Dr. Ray J. Davis, botany professor at Idaho Southern University, writes The Flora of Idaho after ten years of plant collection and data. Leading botanists aid, with the Idaho herbarium housing the world’s largest Idaho plant collection and duplicates stored at Cornell, Harvard, Stanford, Yale, and the Smithsonian.
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Ray J. Davis
Idaho Southern University
Idaho
Davis
Dr. Davis’ Herbarium
Cornell
Harvard
Stanford
Yale
Smithsonian Institute
Tenn man given life for first degree murder in Utah
Ben Hugh May of Tullahoma Tennessee was sentenced to life by District Judge Fred W. Keiler after a jury recommended life for the slaying of Joseph Starinsky formerly of Pueblo Colorado. Starinsky was shot April 26 at the boarding house where he lived. May testified he fired in a fit of anger after seeing his fiancee on Starinsky's lap.
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Price
Utah
Ben Hugh May
Tullahoma
Tenn
Joseph Starinsky
Pueblo
Colo
Fred W. Keiler
Starinsky
May
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Clarence Traynor Hall
C. H. Hall
South Hayes
Traynor
Atlantic Area
A. S. Bureau of Public Roads
Paradise
Holland Commons
Press
Siberian River
Frank Baldwin
North of Pocatello
N. D. Read
N. Lincoln
Elinor Louise Pulley
Norma Jean Howard
Waves
Hunter College
Cill Hall
Sheriff's Office
Anna Keefe
Bernard J. Crowley
Canby, Minn
Mary F. Kille
Swedesboro
N. J
Roma Summers
McCammon
University of Colorado
Presbyterian Ladies Aid
J. K. Davis
East Whitman
H. L. Robinson
Minnie R. Hintz
Walter G. Hintz
Erma G. Coffin
Jess C. Coffin
Stella Aland
George C. Aland
Abe Forster
General Hospital
Forster
Pocatello Tribune
Bannock Hotel
Associated Press
Pocatello Marines
Norwich
Chilton
Wales
Coventry
France
Bristol
Wash
Calais
Doullens
Black
Linck
Killer
China
Tri-State
Mr. Farmer
Veltex
Miller Tires
Northwest
Fletcher Oil Company
Boise
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