Navy Buries 33 Victims From Submarine O-9
Navy honors 33 sailors of the sunken submarine O-9 as "men at their stations" after abandoning body recovery. Divers faced perilous dives 440 feet down. the cause of the plunge remains undetermined. A naval board will investigate in New London or Portsmouth. The service on the submarine Tri ton included a full ceremonial burial at sea with taps and wreaths.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
Naval
Naval Board of Inquiry
New London
FSA Group Holds Idaho Conference at Bannock Hotel
Farm Security administration district 3 and 4 members met at the Bannock hotel for a two day conference. District Supervisor Curtis E. Herrington of Pocatello and Clarence F. Johnson of Idaho Falls led sessions with 16 county rural rehabilitation and home management staff plus regional FSA officers from Portland and Boise. The session aimed to develop group discussion techniques and assess war effects on Idaho agriculture and defense, with Tuesday focusing on appointment duties and county FSA committee service.
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Farm Security Administration
Bannock Hotel
Curtis E. Herrington
Pocatello
Clarence F. Johnson
Idaho Falls
Kathryn Claycomb
Buhl East
FSA
Portland
Idaho
Boise
Herrington
United States
Herbert M. Peet
L. K. Saum
Wilber D. Staats
Alvin Hobart
Carroll Dwyer
Ronald W. Purcell
Beth W. Wiley
Philip Borup
Cyril Allen
Amanda Spencer
Legion Boys Elect Officers at Memorial Hall Meeting
The American Legion youth group held a meeting at Memorial hall to elect officers. Chosen were Jimmie Shadduck captain Dan McDevitt first lieutenant Joe McDevitt advertisements David Mortimer chaplain Jimmie Christensen finance officer Clarence Smith sergeant at arms Don Stinson historian. Installation is set for July 10. Elmer Webb won the high score of the evening.
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Ions of the
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Jimmie Shadduck
Dan McDevitt
Joe McDevitt
David Mortimer
Jimmie Christensen
Clarence Smith
Don Stinson
Elmer Webb
Child Drowns Inirrigation Ditch Near Orem
Verle Jean Brinley age 16 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Ross Arline Brinley drowned after tumbling into an irrigation ditch at their home north of Orem Utah on June 23 7 at the time of the incident.
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Orem
Utah
Verle Jean Brinley
Ross Arline Brinley
Here
Fire Danger Rises in Southern Idaho Pastures
Boise June 23 Hazardous fire conditions must be guarded against by southern Idaho ranchers over the next three months says F A Mark of the department of agriculture soil conservation service. He notes that good growing conditions last month increased range cover and urges plowing or disk fire guards around holdings and placing areas with favorable restoration on deferred grazing to improve protection.
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Boise
Idaho
F. A. Mark
Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
Mark
Churchill Warns Allies Against Nazi Propaganda Over Russia
Churchill urges Britain and its allies to resist Hitler’s push into Russia and to deny German propaganda a peace premise. He warns those in Britain who favor Nazi gains that they will face allied justice after victory. He notes Japan’s distant sphere and the grim casualties to come in the Russian front.
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Winston Churchill
Hitler
Russia
Britain
Soviet Union
England
United States
British Isles
Churchill
Germany
Hitle
Japan
Far East
Red Army
Finland
Red ford brothers fined in Yellowstone fishing raid
Harold Ross Robert L Seth Red ford of Bancroft Idaho were arrested by a park ranger leaving Yellowstone National Park for violating fishing regs. The group pleaded guilty and paid five dollar fines. one member said they had about forty fish and 61 were found, with all fish confiscated for the Bedfords.
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Yellowstone Park
Ross
Harold
Robert L
Seth Redford
Bancroft
Idaho
Yellowstone National Park
Redfords
National Park
United States
T. Paul Wilcox
Utah Weather Outlook for Monday Night and Tuesday
Fair for Monday night into Tuesday with partly cloudy east portion. Afternoon and evening thunderstorms expected in the southeast. Cooler air moves into the northwest portion on Tuesday.
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Utah
Clark To Go To Portland On Speaking Schedule Shuffle
Edward Hill, from Los Angeles, reports Sen. D Worth Clark’s Boise appearance is postponed due to a change in the America First Committee speaking program. Clark will address Benson high school in Portland on Why America Should Keep Out of War, with possible Lindbergh appearance in San Francisco. Hill and Mrs. Clark will travel to Pocatello and Boise as plans adjust.
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America First Committee
Sen
D. Worth Clark
Boise
Edward Hill
Los Angeles
Clark
Hill
William S. Hill
Pocatello
Senator Clark
Washington
Idaho
Senate
Benson High School
Portland
America
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Francisco
German Air Force Presses Attacks on Russian Airports
Berlin reports continued Luftwaffe strikes on Russian airfields with DNB noting infantry突破 through Reds lines in multiple places and street fighting in an unnamed village. Finnish defense prep aided by German divisions cited by Dienst aus Deutschland. Soviet legation in Helsinki indicates diplomatic ties intact amid border violations. RAF raids along southeast England coast with bombers targeting Calais as observers note swarming skies with Allied aircraft.
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Berlin
DNB
England
Calais
Bay Area Shipyards Reject Navy Back-to-Work Plan
San Francisco June 23. Striking machinist unions rejected the navy proposed back-to-work plan for 11 Bay Area shipyards slated to enter defense production.
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San Francisco
Navy
Bay Area
Fire damages Macintosh block in Salt Lake City blaze
A fire smouldered over 24 hours before discovery in the Macintosh block at Second South and West Temple streets caused about 20000 in damage. A passerby reported smoke from a second floor. nine fire companies fought the blaze for nearly two hours. Assistant Chief Lloyd B. Egan said it likely started Sunday in a storeroom and the cause is undetermined.
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Salt Lake City
Macintosh
Second South
West Temple
Lloyd B. Egan
Witnesses Testify In Kutch Manslaughter Trial
In Fort Hall Judge Jay L. Downing presided as Ben P P Kutch 22 faced involuntary manslaughter charges for a February 5 two car collision at Fifth and Center in Fucatello that killed 19 year old Marjorie Leigh of Malad. Defense witnesses argued Tanstrum 22 of Blackfoot caused the crash.
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Ben P.pat Kutch
Fort Hall
Jay L. Downing
Roy L. Black
Fifth and
Center Streets
Fucatello
Marjorie Leigh
Lloyd G. Tanstrum
Blackfoot
Brooklyn over Pittsburgh in nine innings with late runs
National Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 9 to 4 in nine innings with Fitzsimmons Kimball and Owen contributing for Brooklyn. New York beat Chicago 4 to 1 in nine innings behind Schumacher Adams and Dan ning Passeau and McCullough. Only games scheduled in American league no games scheduled.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Fitzsimmons, Kimball and
Owen
Franks, Klinger, Sullivan
Brown and Lopez
New York
Chicago
Schumacher
Adams
Danning
Passeau
McCullough
Heat Wave Sweeps Nation With Expected Relief East and West
The nation endures a sustained heat wave with intermountain states above 90. Salt Lake City reports 91 at 11 a.m. with forecast of possible 95. Boise reaches 99 and Pocatello 96 as Idaho anticipates cooler conditions tomorrow. Kirksville tops 100 yesterday in the midwest, while Blythe and Phoenix hit 108 but are not unusual for the period.
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Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Intermountain States
Salt Lake City
Weather Bureau
Boise
Pocatello
Idaho
Utah
Middlewest
Kirksville
Blythe
Calif
Phoenix
Ariz
State Checks On Building State Hospital South Plan
Boise June 23 Director Lewis Williams of the Idaho division of charitable institutions said he would go to Blackfoot tomorrow for conferences on a construction program at State Hospital South totaling more than 130000 dollars. Williams said 65000 dollars was from state bonds and Work project administration funds are expected to match it. A 60-40 matching program with WPA furnishing the larger share is planned. A utility building with a dining room wards and an amusement hall is planned with general improvements.
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Boise
Lewis Williams
Idaho Division of Charitable Institutions
Blackfoot
State Hospital South
Williams
Work Project Administration
WPA
Four Utah crash deaths raise 1941 toll to seventy two
Utah recorded four traffic fatalities over the weekend raising the year total to 72. In Beaver County a 71 year old Ogden man died in a head on collision near Utah Hot Springs. A 20 year old California woman died when her motorcycle hit a guard rail 10 miles south of Beaver. A 19 year old Milford man died when his car overturned. Two others injured in separate crashes include a 50 year old man who died later in a Verna hospital and his 49 year old companion who died soon after.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Beaver County
Weber
Uintah
Peter Anderson
Ogden
Utah Hot Springs
Anderson
Isabel Roberts
Burbank
Calif
Nazis Drive 10 Miles Into Russian Territory Amid Baltic Turmoil
German forces penetrated about 10 miles into Lithuania as Hitler moves to secure oil and food supplies. Baltic states Lithuania Latvia and Estonia drift toward alignment with Germany while Finland seeks neutrality. Western Allied air raids rise as Germany bombards Russian bases and communications.
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Associated Press
Baltic
Soviet Russia
Germany
Lithuania
Latvia
Estonia
U. S
Russia
Helsinki
Lighter U S Meals May Help England
Washington officials warn tighter domestic use of dairy products may be needed to supply Britain with 250 million pounds of cheese 15 million cases of evaporated milk and 25 million pounds of dry skim milk for the coming year. Rising demand drought and wartime labor shortages strain U S dairy supplies, prompting discussions of price changes or substitution campaigns to curb consumption until production climbs over the next year.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Agriculture Department
Britain
East
Local Retail Sales Jump In May Across Idaho Stores
San Francisco report shows Idaho's 4 independent retailers boosted May sales 12 percent from 1940. First five months of 1941 run 7 percent above last year with gains across food 9 percent, apparel 8 percent, motor vehicles 21 percent, furniture 20 percent, lumber and hardware 3 percent. Boise up 16 percent, Pocatello 23 percent. 275 retailers total $2,211,696 in May, up 11 percent from April.
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San Francisco
Idaho
Census Bureau
Lumber Building Hardware Group
Boise
Pocatello
Otto Dellen’s crow penalty reshapes birdie play in Tulsa
Tulsa golf scene notes Otto Dellen hit a ball that struck a bush and a crow swooped down. The bird carried the ball away and dropped a pellet four feet from the cup. Opponents ordered him to replay the shot.
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Tulsa
Okla
Otto Dellen
Grass Fires Threaten Pocatello Area During Heat Wave
A heavy pall of smoke hung over Michaud Flats as a June grass fire, fanned by a 21 mile per hour wind, swept from the Oregon Trail highway toward the Portneuf river. Temperatures reached 94 degrees in Pocatello. Fire Chief A A Girard urged city cooperation to curb a worst in 15 years fire menace and asked property owners to cut weeds along property lines.
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Michaud Flats
Oregon Trail
Portneuf River
Pocatello
Portmuef River
North Harrison
A. A. Girard
Rass
Paraphrased Day by Day Weather Quip
A dated humor piece jokes about a fake method to forecast weather using today’s high and low temperatures and wind speed. It parodies phone forecasts by instructing readers to call a number for the latest method, ending with a noncommittal forecast line.
Idaho Weather Fair and Cooler Tonight and Tuesday
Idaho forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with a drop in temperatures and cooler air into Tuesday. regions should expect mild highs and lighter winds as a back half of the unsettled period moves away.
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Idaho
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