Submarine O-9 Missing After Deep Test Dive Off Isles of Shoals
Portsmouth reports an oil slick four miles off the Isles of Shoals after the O-9 submarine with about 34 American officers and men aboard sank during a test dive. Navy craft, planes, and rescue crews search a 370 foot depth, with officials saying the situation is grave and chances of saving the crew slim.
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Three Die In Shootings At Las Vegas
Wayne Luther Tyler 26 of Pocatello Idaho killed his wife Evelyn 21 and Charles G Decker 34 in Las Vegas. He shot Decker at the rail station then killed himself in a bar. Tyler's wife was later found dead in a car at an auto court. He had worked as a union pacific brakeman and had a February leave of absence.
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Eagles Seek Speed Sign Plan For Curved Highways
The Pocatello Eagles No. 119 announce a campaign to require state wide curve speed signs. A convention adopted a resolution urging Allen Merritt to install signs marking safe curve speeds. The measure was drafted by James Sales Boise Frank Collins Coeur d Alene Frank Kibler Nampa and Dr B J Allen Idaho Falls.
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Despondent Workman Dies By Suicide At Home
Frank W. Decker a 55 year old Union Pacific railroad painter committed suicide Thursday afternoon at his home rear of 340 North Seventh. Sheriff Dave McNichols reports despondency since his wife’s death two years ago. He drank poison from a cup leaving a note requesting his insurance and asking others to be kind to Doyle. Surviving are two sons Frank 21 and Doyle 18 and a daughter Opal 18. He had worked in contracting and WPA supervision in the past.
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Weather Verse Forecast by H T Pome
The poem notes cloudy conditions and a cold turn for tomorrow with a forecast of 63 degrees. It mentions a west wind shifting and bringing a messy, unsettled weather pattern as summer departs.
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German Foreign Office Slams U.S. Bad Manners Over Consulate Closings
In Berlin the Deutsche Diplomatisch Politische Korrespondenz criticizes the United States for closing American consulates. In Washington the Ford Motor Company signs a union shop check off pact with the United Auto Workers. In Sun Valley Idaho state doctors elect leaders at their annual convention. Export controls restrict petroleum shipments, allowing exports only to the British Empire, Egypt, and the Western Hemisphere.
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Senate approves interior department appropriations bill
The senate completed congressional action on an appropriations bill carrying 188,325,923 to finance interior department activities in the new fiscal year starting July 1. It includes 86,726,000 for construction of western reclamation projects.
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Russ Nazi Conflict Shapes Border Bluffs and War Prospects
The piece analyzes Nazi war aims to align Germany with Russia in a Eurasian bloc, risking a long war and Britain's potential collapse in the west if Stalin yields. It also reports on the second day of the Kutch involuntary manslaughter trial in Idaho, detailing testimonies and pending cases.
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Idaho Weather Forecast Says Fair Tonight and Saturday
Idaho weather outlook calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with increased cloudiness. Scattered mountain showers are possible and temperatures remain nearly steady.
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Roosevelt Sinks Robin Moor Sinks as World Outlaw
President Roosevelt denounces Germany for the sinking of the Robin Moor calling it an international outlaw act. He declares the United States will not be intimidated or yield to Nazi aims while preserving freedom from cruelty as a natural right.
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Senator Clark To Speak in Boise Event
Senator D Worth Clark of Idaho will speak in Boise on June 26, according to Boise Valley America First Committee leaders. J W Bissell said the isolationist had agreed to speak and hoped Col Charles A Lindbergh would attend, replacing an earlier June 25 date.
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Governor Sets Date for Selective Service Registration
Boise Idaho Governor Clark proclaims July 1 as selective service registration day for all Idaho men who have attained 21 since Oct 16 1940.
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Why does summer begin in June in the northern hemisphere
The prompt asks for summer activity references and asks to identify a work titled The Last Rose of Summer among song, autobiography, or poem, and compares July warmth between St Louis and Buenos Aires.
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Gypsy Rose Lee
Thomas Moore
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Amusement Union Chief Pleads Innocent in Racketeering Case
George E Browne president of the International Alliance of Stage Employees pleads not guilty to an indictment charging conspiracy and violation of the federal anti racketeering law. He and William Bioff named by the government as the union's real bosses face extortion charges over a 500000 demand from four movie companies. Bioff had pleaded innocent earlier. Browne released on 50000 bail by Judge Edward A Conger.
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US Ration Gas and Tires Amid Civilian Sacrifices
Washington reports a government go slow warning for buyers nationwide as the drive to stockpile rubber for armament prompts civilian limits. Daylight saving urged in the drought southeast to aid hydroelectric aluminum manufacture while gasoline rationing looms as tankers shift to British use. Prices for gasoline may be frozen to curb hikes.
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Connecticut Sets Indian Day on Fourth Friday in September
Indian Day approved by Governor Hurley via James E. Murphy with state legislatures adopting the date. Idaho and Connecticut have already acted, and J A Youngren of Pocatello has informed governors nationwide.
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Roosevelt Brands Sinking of Robin Moor Outlawed Act
The Associated Press reports President Roosevelt denounces the sinking as piracy and a German act of aggression. He vows full reparation and warns that the U.S. will not yield on the high seas while Nazi forces near Damascus and in Europe reshape diplomacy and conflict grows with Britain and France.
Catholics to Meet in Minneapolis St Paul Ninth Eucharistic Congress
The ninth national eucharistic congress will be held in St Paul and Minneapolis from June 23 to 26 with Idahoans including Bishop Edward J. Kelly and Monsignor O Toole among attendees. A Vatican message from Pope Pius XII will be broadcast June 26 at 3:30 to 3:45 p.m. EDT followed by a procession and benediction at the eucharistic center.
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Todays Games- At Washington and Other Games
Baseball results from multiple venues list scores and key players. The report covers games at Washington New York Boston Chicago Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Brooklyn with notable pitchers batters and late innings actions. New York vs St Louis night game noted.
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Senate Confirms DeKay Reappointed Registrar at Blackfoot
The Senate confirmed the nomination of Frank E. DeKay to continue as registrar of the federal land office at Blackfoot. The action preserves DeKay in his official role amid ongoing administration oversight.
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Senate
Frank E. DeKay
Blackfoot
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