War Uproots 7 Million in Europe Study Warns of Hard Peace
A large life insurer's study cites over 7 million uprooted people in Europe during the war, including refugees, transferred civilians, and prisoners of war. It notes mass relocations in England Germany and the Baltic region, with at least 2 million foreigners working in Germany and millions more displaced.
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Europe
England
Germany
Browing
Baltic
Bessarabian
Russia
Poland
Holland
Belgium
France
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Italy
Idaho wool pool sets county record for Cassia growers
Cassia county farmers shipped 186 525 pounds of wool to S Silberman & Sons Chicago at 35 9 cents per pound. The pool involved 225 growers. Gooding school board to match 600 toward new uniforms for school and city band with local groups raising the balance. Deer disrupts hay field near Shelley. A Lewiston wedding heads to Emmett for youth temperance convention. Honeymoon notes end.
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Cassia County
S. Silberman & Sons
Chicago
Cassia
Gooding
Jasper M. Rogers
P. J. Rogers
Lewiston
Lois Dorothy Winslow
Bremerton
Wash
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Youth Temperance Council
Emmett
Runaway Farm Horses During Club Meeting Cause Chaos
At the J. R. Barnes home near Homedale a team owned by Oldur Henderson escaped during an Owyhee Heights club meeting. The horses broke through a fence, passed eight parked cars, injured two cows, scared chickens, and crossed a berry patch before being stopped. Idaho educator Homer M. Davis accepts Seattle superintendent post with Seattle budget authority.
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J. R. Barnes
Homedale
Oldur Henderson
Owyhee Heights
Henderson
Barnes Yard
Moon Bow Confusion Sparks Disbelief In Ripley Cartoon
C H Combs of the Twin Falls area doubts Ripley’s Post Dispatch moon bow claim at Cumberland Falls Kentucky. In Idaho news, 300 Pioneer association members at Lewiston heard Abe Goff urge land preservation and national resolve, with M A Means as president-elect and a call to adopt In God We Trust.
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Ripley
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
C. H. Combs
Twin Falls
W. T. Combs Kimberly
Cumberland Falls
America
Mr. Combs
Shoshone Falls
Idaho
North Idaho & Eastern Washington Pioneer Association
Lewiston
Abe Goff
Latah County
M. A
Goff
Mark A. Means
C. E. Arney
Pocatello
Clark
Ed Brennan
Arney
Pocatellan
The
la Guardis
Call for tennis court maintenance and local updates
Communities urge resurfacing of Irving school field courts with new nets and a manager to organize play. Madisonville cites boots rules for cattlemen and a long daylight period as local quirks. A national survey shows junior college leaders favor lowering the draft age to 18 25 with optional service year.
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Irving School
Roosevelt
Idaho Southern University
Committee On National Defense of
The
American Association of Junior Colleges
Walter C. Eells
Association
Eells
California Junior College
Latakia Port in Syria Noted for Strategic Med Position
Latakia in Syria, the capital of its state, stands opposite Cyprus with 70 miles of sea between. The port sits near the Cyprus base and near the northern Iraq to Mediterranean oil pipeline route, highlighting its wartime strategic value for Near East operations.
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Latakia
Lattaquie
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Britain
Syria
Turkey
Tripoli
Iraq
Latakia Port: Historic Hub of Northern Syria and Gateway City
Latakia, Syria's northern port city with about 25 000 residents, is a historic entrepôt tied to Phoenician Laodicea and Roman Julia. The harbor supports tobacco exports from Latakia plains along with silk and olive products, while road links to Aleppo and Antakya and a Roman arch and ancient iron ring near the lighthouse mark its enduring heritage.
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Levant
Syria
Latakia
Ramitha
Laodicea
Seleucus Nicator
Mark Antony
Julia
Mediterranean
Upper
Euphrates Valley
Aleppo
Antioch
Turkey
Tripoli
Busy Cookers 4-H Club Meets in Rockland
The Busy Cookers 4-H club of Rockland met at the home of leader Mrs. Kathryne Nelson with 13 members present. Nancy White and Phyllis Rommell demonstrated muffins and second year nutrition girls brought bread for judging. Next meeting planned at Mrs. Newell Rommell's home Friday, June 20.
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Rockland
Cookers
Kathryne Nelson
Nancy White
Phyllis Rommell
Newell Rommell
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the Tribune
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Halliday Street
Portneuf
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
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Moscow
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Shelley
Utah- Idaho Sugar Company
LaVon Jenkins
Idaho Falls
Homer M. Davis
Davis
Seattle
J. Millar Watt
Be! Syndicate, Inc
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South Ninth
University
Madisonville
Tex
Woman's Home Companion
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Lillian M. Carse
Children's Home Finding and Aid Society of Idaho
Boise
Grace O'Brien
Yellowstone Highway
Lon Chaney, JR
Lone Star Raiders
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Deater
Margaret Lindsay
Frank McHugh
Maureen O'Hara
Ellison
James
Buddy Ebsen
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Geo. Murphy
Bette Davis
GEO. Brent
Mary Astor
Ecile Watson
Have McDaniel
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