Lions Convene in Pocatello For Utah Idaho District Meet
Crowds fill Gate City streets as about a thousand Lions from 80 clubs in Idaho and Utah converge on Pocatello for a two day district convention. Delegates register amid busy schedules with sessions, tours, luncheons, and a governors banquet set at Idaho Southern University and Bannock hotel.
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Gate City
Lions
Indaho
Utah
Pocatello
Utah-Idaho
Lions International
Ross Park
Halliwell Park
Bannock Hotel
A. L. Merrill
Reed Hall
Idaho Southern University
F. M. Bistline
Idaho
Governors
Jesse L. Hiatt
Recreation Hall
Jess L. Hiatt
J. C. Nash
Salt Lake City
Lions Clubs Meet In Pocatello Utah Idaho Conclave Opens
Delegates from 80 Lions clubs attend the Utah Idaho district conclave in Pocatello. Mayor Robert M. Terrell opens the session with a welcome, D A Skeen delivers a reply, and Parry Harrison and Mel T Deaton make brief remarks. Musical numbers and community singing accompany the program.
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Lions Clubs
Pocatello
Robert M. Terrell
D. A. Skeen
Lions International
Grace High School
Parry Harrison
Mel T. Deaton
Pocatello Club
Ardean Watts
Idaho Falls
Rudolph Goranson
Idaho Southern University
J. E. Bresee
Rulon Dunn
Preston
Roosevelt seeks 22 million for national defense training
President Roosevelt asked Congress to provide 22.59 million dollars for rapid training of skilled and semi skilled workers in industries vital to the defense program. The proposal was sent to a Senate appropriations sub committee as lawmakers questioned Sidney Hillman who could direct a major part of the youth training program. Hillman, head of the CIO Amalgamated Clothing Workers, faces opposition from House members over his role. The package designates funds to the office of education the social security board and the labor department.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate Appropriations
National Defense Commission
Sidney Hillman
Hillman
C. I. O. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
House
Rep
Fox
Georgia
Cox
Woodrum
Virginia
Appropriations Committee
Office of Education
Social Security Board
Labor Department
Navy to Build 25,000Ton Carrier at Norfolk Yard
The navy designates its Norfolk Virginia yard to construct a 25,000 ton aircraft carrier, the ninth for the U S fleet. The ship will carry about 100 planes and is projected to cost over 60 million dollars.
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Washington
Navy
Norfolk
United States
Cable Kills Worker in Jerome Farm Accident
Carl M. Nutsch aged 45 died from head injuries after a hay derrick truck collapsed on a farm near Jerome. He died en route to a hospital.
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Jerome
Carl M. Nutsch
Baseball Scores Across Leagues With High Offense
National Cincinnati and New York games produced double digit run totals in varied innings with pitchers Derringer Lombardi and Gum bert Danning facing off. Pittsburgh defeated Brooklyn 11 to 10 with Klinger Bauers Nahan Lopez keying the comeback. Chicago routed Philadelphia 12 to 8 in a late inning surge as St Louis Boston rain postponed. New York and Detroit split a twin bill while Boston beat Cleveland 4 to 1 and Philadelphia overwhelmed Chicago 12 to 3. Washington hosted St Louis in a night game.
Idaho Delegation To Aid Dewey At National Convention
Idaho's eight Republican delegates plan to attend the Philadelphia meeting to cast Idaho's vote for Thomas E. Dewey. Mrs Alma Corker and Mrs A I Myers are among the travelers. Thomas Heath left Preston. Senator John Thomas will join in Philadelphia. other delegates include Stanly Easton William Detweiler H P Belknap Thomas Madden and Davis Sweeney.
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Boise
Idaho
Thomas E. Dewey
Alma Corker
Philadelphia
A. I. Myers
Caldwell
Thomas Heath
Preston
John Thomas
Washington
Stanly A. Easton
Kellogg
William Detweiler
Hazelton
H. P. Belknap
Nampa
Thomas Madden
Lewiston
Davis Sweeney
Idaho Falls
Hitler Receives French Envoys In Compiegne Forest Armistice
Adolf Hitler personally received French envoys in Compiegne forest and presented armistice terms, reoccupying Fochs 1918 railway car seat as a band played Germany Above All. The preamble was released with broad aims, details to follow after France accepts terms.
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Compiegne Forest
France
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Marshal Foch
Foch
Hitler
Germany
Horst Wessel
Associated Press
Republic
Bordeaux
Compiegne
Emissaries Receive German Conditions
Summer came to Pocatello today bringing relief from extreme heat after eight days of 90s. The high reached 88 by 2 p.m. as cooler air moved in from a northwest high pressure area. Blackfoot hit 101 as Las Vegas led the nation at 113 degrees.
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Pocatello
Intermountain
Blackfoot
Las Vegas
Nev
Americans to Eat More Food Under Stamp Plan
Washington reports five million needy Americans could eat 50 percent more food by year end as wartime curtailments cut foreign markets. Agriculture officials say surplus crops threaten farm prices, and a stamp program will move surplus foods to low income consumers in 102 cities, with $285 million hoped to expand to over 200 areas.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Europe
Congress
Carol forms Nazi styled party in Romania
Carol announces a new totalitarian party patterned after the Nazi model to supersede the Party of National Rebirth. The pro Nazi Iron Guard will play a major role in the Nationalistic Christian and racial organization, signaling a return to anti Semitism to court German favor.
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Bucharest
Romania
Carol
Party of
Party of National Rebirth
Iron Guard
Portland Woman Killed in Ontario Crash En Route to Missouri
Mrs Laura M Penn 57 of Portland died near Ontario Oregon after her car lost control and overturned while en route from Portland to Springfield. Her daughter Barbara 24 was injured and taken to a local hospital. Penn's skull was crushed under the heavily loaded vehicle.
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Ontario
Ore
Portland
Springfield
Laura M. Penn
Barbara
Utah Weather Looks Fair This Weekend
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Saturday with little change in temperature. No rain is expected and skies should remain clear across the region. Local residents are advised to enjoy mild, seasonal temperatures through the weekend.
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Utah
Lions consider dividing Utah Idaho Lions district
Osenbaugh former Lions International president urged defense of America and preservation of constitutional government at the two day district conclave here. Parry Harrison Idaho district governor led discussion on benefits of splitting the district.
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Utah-Idaho
Lions International
Richard J. Osenbaugh
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Osenbaugh
America
Parry Harrison
Pocatello
Idaho
Harrison
House Passes Sugar Bill With Provisions for Quotas
The House approved a sugar quota renewal for another year by 135 to 20 with an amendment re-enacting expired import restrictions on refined sugar from Puerto Rico and Hawaii. Senators Adams and O Mahoney will guide the bill in the Senate and may not seek removing the McCormack amendment despite administration objections. If the bill fails, the 1937 quota provisions would lapse December 31, 1940.
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Washington
Senate
House
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Adams
Colo
O'Mahoney
D. Wyo
Storm Damage Hits Ingomar and Surrounding Areas
Milwaukee railroad officials reported a violent wind and heavy rain leveled a wood storage house, a store and a garage at Ingomar, 90 miles west of Miles City. Nearly an inch of rain fell in 25 minutes after the storm. A dance hall at Vananda, 26 miles southwest of Ingomar, was blown down.
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Miles City
Mont
Milwaukee Railroad
Ingomar
Vananda
Army unit halts at Hutchinson field on 2000 mile trek
Company D, 68th Infantry en route from Fort Sam Houston to Washington stops in Pocatello. The light tank unit tests new mobility gear featuring 15 motor vehicles and a motorized kitchen while reuniting West Point classmates Capt George B Peploe and Sgt John H Anderson after 18 years apart.
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68Th Infantry
Fort Lewis
Aand
Pocatellans
Uncle Sam
West Point
Hutchinson Field
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Washington
Pocatello
George B. Peploe
John H. Anderson
Anderson
Academy
Forester Urges Caution in Campfire Use in Idaho
State Forester Franklin Girard appeals to Idaho residents to avoid fires as woodlands dry after a hot week. He notes the fire season runs June 1 to September 30 and warns that fires require a permit on any land. He stresses public cooperation to protect forests and rangeland for public use.
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Boise
Franklin Girard
Girard
Idaho Weather Pair Tonight and Saturday
A brief Idaho forecast shows little temperature change from tonight into Saturday. Expect similar readings with minor variation and no significant storm activity.
Armistice Terms Press the French to Decide in Compiegne Forest
German leaders present terms to French envoys in the Compiegne forest where World War I peace was signed. Paris reports indicate Hitler aims to demilitarize France, seize control of resources, and set preconditions for a new European peace, while Petain seeks a brief delay for government review.
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Associated Press
Germany
Italy
Japan
Hitler
Mussolini
Washington
France
India
Indian Ocean
Compiegne Forest
Berlin
Geneva
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Bordeaux
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Richelieu
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Compiegne
Great Britain
England
Henri Philippe Petain
Normandy
Brittany
Loire Estuary
Rhone Valley
High Command
Nevoy
Gien
Royal Mail
Girone Estuary
Washington Arrives With 1786 on Board
The United States liner Washington docked in New York with 1786 passengers, most American refugees from Europe. A group led by Edward Harper urged a direct return to the United States avoiding Galway Ireland, but Captain Manning declined after consulting the state department. A Bordeaux consulate notice advised travelers to assume voyage risks with no government safety guarantees.
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United States
Washington
Teward Harper
Paris
Harry Manning
Galway
Ireland
Manning
State Department
Bordeaux
Death Claims Comedian Charley Chase at 46
Hollywood reports the death of Charley Chase a comedian known for his loose-jointed style in early thirties two reelers. Born Charles Parrott in Baltimore he built a long film career from Mack Sennett Keystone Kop to Hal Roach contracts. He died yesterday of a heart attack.
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Hollywood
Charley Chase
Chase
Charles Parrott
Baltimore
Mack Sennett
Keystone Kop
Hal Roach
Pocatellan Named Instructor for Utah Pilot Training
Verne Chapman of Pocatello has been appointed instructor for a civilian pilot training program in Cedar City Utah starting July 1. Joseph Bergin director of the Utah state aeronautics commission says 30 students have signed up for the course.
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Salt Lake City
Verne Chapman
Pocatello
Cedar City
Utah
Joseph Bergin
Utah State Aeronautics Commission
U S Cruiser Wichita Arrives for Goodwill Visit
The United States cruiser Wichita arrived at Rio de Janeiro on June 21 for a goodwill visit. It is one of several U S naval ships conducting similar tours in South American waters.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Wichita
South American
U. S
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