U.S. aims to drive Jap airmen from skies by end of 1946
General H H Arnold and General George C Kenney outlined a plan to intensify bombing Japan, predicting more B-29s in operation, use of 12 thousand pound bombs, and air superiority aided by fuel shortages. Arnold said Japan could be reduced to nothing to bomb by 1946.
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Manila
H. H. Arnold
Army Air Forces
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Arnold
Manchuria
Okinawa
China
Luftwaffe
Germany
Obituaries for Julia P Novas and Marinda Weaver Scott
Julia P. Novas 64 wife of William Novas of Thomas Idaho died after a two week illness in Blackfoot Hospital Born October 28 1881 Thermopolis Wyoming daughter of William and Mrs Patterson She moved to Idaho in 1905 married William Novas May 31 1905 and lived in Thomas except for a period in Pennsylvania Survivors include seven children two sisters and two brothers fourteen grandchildren Funeral Thursday at 2 pm in Thomas church with mass at 10 am in the Catholic church Friends may call at Sandberg funeral home Blackfoot Wednesday and at the Thomas home between mass and funeral services Ma rinda V Weaver Scott 81 died Saturday at her daughter Mrs David Scott in Pingree Utah Funeral Thursday at 1 30 pm in Nibley LDS church Friends may call at Sandberg funeral home Blackfoot until Wednesday noon and at the home of her daughter Mrs Israel Yates in Nibley Wednesday evening and Thursday morning
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Julia P. Novas
William Novas
Thomas
Blackfoot Hospital
Thermopolis
Wyo
William Patterson
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Alter Society of the
Catholic Church
Bessie Alvin Stump
Clara Struth
William N. Novas, Jr
Chicago
Nettie van Orden
Mabel Novas
Edward Novas
Helen Scott
Alta Smith
Tabernash
Colo
Scott Patterson
Rawlins
Chester Patterson
Susanville
Calif
Thomas Church
Sandberg
Blackfoot
Marinda VY. Weaver Scott
Marinda V. Weaver Scott
David Scott
Pingree
Nibley
LDS Church
Utah
Israel Yates
M Arthur Denies Friction During Commission Visit
The report recounts Pearson accusing Tydings of blackmail and links to gambling rackets. Pearson quotes Tydings denying the charges and notes his five week Philippines plan versus a five day stay after speaking with General MacArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M’arthur
Tydings
Pearson
America
Chinese Clearing Vital Area to Speed Defeat of Japan
The Chinese clearing of a coastal zone from Liangshan to Taichow and Wenchow provides air bases to block Formosa access and support operations from Okinawa. It sits along a highway corridor between Hangchow and Foochow, near a major rail line cut south at Kungning. This 350 mile coastal strip offers planes and ships coverage for strategic moves without a full invasion, aided by Russia’s northern fear.
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Okinawa
Formosa
Liangshan
Sanmen
Taichow
Wenchow
Hangchow
Foochow
Shanghai
Indo-China
Kungning
Nanning
Japan
Russia
Europe
General Ike Receives Medal in New York Welcome
General Eisenhower is greeted by Mayor LaGuardia and army officers as a service band plays The General's March. LaGuardia honors Ike amid an audience of millions, then Ike tours the city by car, saluting crowds through Queens and Manhattan on a foggy day.
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F. H. LaGuardia
Eisenhower
Triborough Bridge
Borough of
Queens
Manhattan
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctic
New York
Buckner Killed as Marines Press South on Okinawa
Lt Gen Buckner dies after a direct hit during a climactic assault by the Eighth U.S. Marine Regiment on Okinawa. Maj. Gen Roy Geiger assumes command of the 10th Army. Nimitz and senior officials express mourning and resolve for final victory. Japanese forces resist fiercely as U.S. troops push southward along the island’s southern Okinawa sector.
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Marine Eighth
Buckner
10Th Army
Ryukyus
Roy 8. Geiger
Marine Third Amphibious Corps
Nimitz
Kener
Pacific Ocean
Okinawa
Japan
Stimson and
Forrestal
Adm
Ernest J. King
Demos Celebrate Jefferson Day Dinner in Idaho
About 200 Democrats from eastern Idaho heard Lt. Gov. Arnold Williams pay tribute to Roosevelt at the Jefferson day dinner in Hotel Bannock. Speakers included Evelyn Bachelor of the Army Nurse Corps and local leaders like Nellie Steenson, Royal Swenson, Gracie Prost, George Brunt, Asher Wilson, August Rosqvist, and Dan Hoopes with music by Mr. and Mrs. Vito Petrone and prayers by Rev. Ed Cunningham and Riley Dixon.
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Idaho
Arnold Williams
Rexburg
Roosevelt
Bannock
Glen Taylor
Ben Ross
Democratic Committee
W. H
Pete) Jensen
Evelyn Bachelor
Army Nurse Corps
U.S.S. Comfort
Okinawa
Ross Howarth
Sen
Taylor
Washington, D.C
Bannock County
Nellie Cline Steenson
Oneida County
Royal O. Swenson
Canyon County
Gracie Prost
Thomas Jefferson
George Brunt
Idaho Falls
Salmon River
Asher B. Wilson
State Board of Education
August Rosqvist
Pocatello Central Labor Council
Dan Hoopes
Young Democrats
Ada
Canyon
Gooding
W. H. Jensen
F. M. Bistline
Vito Petrone
Ed Cunningham
Riley Dixon
Walgreen Observes 44th Anniversary in Pocatello
Walgreen at 258 West Center in Pocatello celebrated its 44th anniversary with a Monday evening party. Attendees included manager R Webster fountain manager Everett Duncan assistant manager John B Kanarr and several staff members and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walgreen Drug Store
258 West Center
Pocatello
R. Webster
Everett Duncan
John B. Kanarr
Webster
Duncan
Kanarr
Walgreen’s
Irene Hamburg
Evelyn Joras
Barbara Jeffery
Betty Lee Sorensen
Keith Dayley
Glen Allred
Joyce Burton
Truman Seeks Law Change on Presidential Succession
President Truman proposes a revised succession law to avoid interrupting the four year election cycle. He favors that elected figures fill only unexpired terms until a new qualified leader is chosen, with the speaker or president pro tempore next in line and cabinet members as a fallback.
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Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Survivors to Leave Valley in Glider Rescue Mission
Far Eastern forces say a C-47 will fly from New Guinea to retrieve the three crash survivors from a hidden valley known as Shangri-La. Maj. William J. Samuels of Oakland will pilot the operation to snatch a glider from the valley floor and return it over surrounding mountains after a monthlong shelter.
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Manila
Tommorrow
New Guinea
Shangri-La
William J. Samuels
Oakland
Calif
Wac
Hollandia
Returning veterans greet cheering servicemen in Portland
About 1000 American soldiers arrive in Portland from the Pacific theater. Among the veterans are Pfc. Richard J. Williams of Boise and First Lieut. George C. Andrews of Pocatello, noted as part of Asiatic-Pacific battles units returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Idaho
Richard J
Williams
Nine to Receive Diplomas in Graduation Rites
Nine seniors from St. Anthony's Mercy hospital will receive diplomas at the graduation exercises set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in St. Anthony's church. Rev. B. McBride of Halley delivers the address. Rev. J. A. Jentges presents diplomas and scholastic awards to Lora Lee Schoolcraft of Pocatello and Mary Barker of Gooding. Musical numbers will be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's Mercy Hospital
St. Anthony's Church
B. McBride
Halley
J. A. Jentges
Lora Lee Schoolcraft
Pocatello
Mary Barker
Gooding
Nursing school graduates to be piped in at ceremonies
A hospital procession will form before the church for the nursing school exercises. Luke Lamb will carry the flag, Janice Chalmers the diplomas, and flowers will be carried by Janet and Joan McDevitt. Nine graduates receive diplomas: Marjorie Hatley, Lore Lee Schoolcraft of Pocatello. Mary Barker of Gooding. Jo Ann Bill of Rupert. Helen Gee of Twin Falls. Gwen Miller of Montello. Consuelo Ospital of Heyburn. Lucille Pea of Blackfoot. Lillian Steinwandt of Lodi, California.
Animal glue strengthens wood joints through shrinking bond
Thin warm solution enters wood pores and remains fluid. as it dries the glue shrinks greatly pulling fibers together to form a joint stronger than the surrounding wood.
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Shell
Demos
Walgreen
West Center
Roebuck and
Owe Taste
Tose
South
Pocatellan
Stirling
S’ BO Sport
Towncraft Deluxe
Cool AS
Clover Deesses
South Southern Comport Corp
ST. Louis
Missouri
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