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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

10

Will Rogers' Widow Dies

Betty Blake Rogers, 65, widow of Will Rogers, died at the Rogers ranch in Santa Monica canyon after weeks of illness, with three children surviving and her body to be interred in Claremore Oklahoma. She had been known as Will Rogers' muse and once urged a park donation of their 345 acre ranch.

Betty Blake Rogers Rogers Ranch Santa Monica Canyon Washington Rogers Wiley Post Alaska Will Rogers Claremore Okla

Battle of the Marianas: Navy splits Japanese fleet in decisive action

Admiral Nimitz announced a major victory as U.S. forces pummeled a Japanese carrier and battleship group during the Saipan invasion area. Japanese losses included at least one carrier sunk and multiple cruisers and destroyers damaged, with U.S. aircraft and ships sustaining lighter damage.

Mitscher Philippines Sea Midway Coral Sea Saipan Marianas Tokyo Magicienne Bay Japan Truk Douglas MacArthur Admiralties Carolines Marshalls Nimitz Ponape Shumushu Paramushiro Hurtes China Sea Adm Chester W. Nimitz Philippines Marc A. Mitscher U.S Fifth Fleet Raymond A. Spruance

Heavy Attack Rolls From Air and Land Near Cherbourg

Allied forces push from the south into Quettehou and near Beaumont-Hague, trapping elements of three German divisions in the Cherbourg peninsula. Supreme Headquarters denied knowledge of an American ultimatum to surrender by 7 a.m. Greenwich. Secretary Stimson credited British and Canadian actions for the breakthrough.

U. S St. Croix-Hague Cherbourg Cap de la Hague Satre le Theil Valognes Communique No. 33 Tilly Bradley St. Croix- Hague Point Barfleur Octeville du Roule Associated Press Vichy Supreme Headquarters Don White Quettehou St. Vaast la Hougue Beaumont-Hague Greenwich London Daily Sketch Omar N. Bradley Normandy Stimson Washington

Pennies Buy Bonds in War Bond Drive

Frank Piteo, a south Tucson restaurant manager, used pennies from cigarette purchases to buy 150 dollars in war bonds. The south Tucson volunteer fire department will count and wrap 11 250 pennies, as Piteo estimates he has about 4 750 copper coins left.

Tucson Ariz Frank Piteo South Tucson

Burmese Law Says Wife May Head Household If Husband Drinks

Under Burma law a wife may become head of the household if the husband drinks too freely, reflecting traditional gender role provisions amid social norms and legal provisions discussed in local reporting.

Burma

Iceland Becomes World’s Youngest Republic on June 17

Iceland severs ties with Denmark and proclaims full independence after a May referendum. Althing in Reykjavik completes the move. population about 120,000 with a long democratic heritage dating to 930. The nation relies on fisheries and imports for most goods with hot geysers supplying heating.

Iceland Althing Reykjavik Denmark Christian X Christian Norway Europe Lief Erickson Island Greece British Isles

Iceland’s North Comes Under War Turmoil in 1941

Dispatches report German bombings and machine gunnings on the port city in early 1941. Before the war, German pilots from Reykjavik flew to northern towns learning the country. Later, U S armed forces were sent to protect the Atlantic outpost by order of President Roosevelt.

Reykjavik Iceland United States Atlantic Roosevelt

Soldiers Visit USO Hut in Pocatello Welcome

USO hut in Pocatello hosts a trainload of Italian theater troops who spent two years in Italy and crave homemade coffee. Local soldiers awaiting navy entry line greet them while recruiting officer Bill Hager leads as big brother figure.

Italy Pocatello America Navy Bill Hager

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