Hitler Reassesses Plans Under War Pressure and Russia
In a commentary by Fred Vanderschmidt, Hitler shifts away from western aims as conflict grows. Mein Kampf is read anew to reassess alliances with Britain and Italy while critics note Hitler’s betrayal of earlier foreign policy. The piece warns of a renewed push toward eastern expansion into Russian soil.
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Fred Vanderschmidt
Moscow
Rome
Tokyo
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Britain
Italy
Russia
Germany
England
Pioneer league warns fans as Pocatello threats spark action
Jack Halliwell, Pioneer League president, warned that Pocatello could lose its baseball franchise if fans repeat last night's violence. National Association leader William Bramham backed umpires, saying protection is mandatory or the league may relocate. A Boise player suffered a cut lip from a fan confrontation in the fourth inning as tensions flared.
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Pioneer League
National Association
Jack Halliwell
Pioneer Loop
Halliwell
Pocatello
William G. Bramham
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Boise
McShane
Idaho Chamber Officials Meet National Park Officials in Salt Lake
Go To Salt Lake Earl Murphy of Boise secretary of the Idaho state chamber of commerce and W H Hansen of Ashton president of the Eastern Idaho chamber plus Paul Nash secretary of the Pocatello chamber are in Salt Lake City today consulting with national park officials. Murphy and Hansen had been in West Yellowstone Sunday where President S E Brady of Pocatello and members of the Tri State Yellowstone park civic association opened a tourist bureau and outlined plans for a similar bureau at other park entrances.
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Boise
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Hansen
Ashton
Eastern Idaho Chamber
Paul Nash
Pocatello Chamber
Salt Lake City
Murphy
Hansen
West Yellowstone
S. E. Brady
Pocatello
Tri- State
Yellowstone Park Civic Association
Condition Improves After Operation For T M Vickers
Condition improved for T M Vickers retired Union Pacific shop foreman after a Monday operation at General Hospital.
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T. M. Vickers
Union Pacific
Vickers
General Hospital
Weather outlook for Tuesday to Wednesday
Partly cloudy Tuesday night and Wednesday with light scattered showers in the northwest portion Wednesday afternoon. Cooler conditions develop in the western areas.
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Stah
Hunting Man Missing in Heavy Woods Near Cascade Creek
M S Benedict reports a search by 20 CCC boys under Lorin Wellman for Dr. E A Hunt of Salt Lake City missing since Sunday afternoon. The party, including Drs Sprunt and Shepherd and others, tracked the area around Lake of The Woods 35 miles east of Ashton. No sign of the doctor was found as of today.
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M. S. Benedict
Targhee
CCC
Lorin Wellman
Forest Ranger
E. A. Hunt
Salt Lake City
Benedict
Cascade Creek
Lake of the Woods
Ashton
Hunt
William Sprunt
Leo Shepherd
Ralph Folsom
Bob Robinson
Porcupine Forest Ranger
Wellman
Mark Weaver
Idaho Falls
Lake O’ the Woods
Weaver
Boone Creek
Kutch Case In Jury's Hands
Defense rested in the involuntary manslaughter trial of Ben P. Kutch 22 of Fort Hall for the February 5 two car crash that killed Marjorie Leigh 19 of Malad at Fifth and Center streets. Jurors heard arguments on negligence and drunken driving with defense witnesses challenging drunkenness and asserting proper entry and exit of the intersection.
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Roy L. Black
John FP. Black
Ben P
Pat) Kutch
Fort Hall
Marjorie Leigh
Fifth and
Center Streets
Lloyd G. Transtrum
Blackfoot
Jay L. Downing
C. M. Jeffrey
Bannock County
Kutch
Ray Evans
Former Senator Ben Williamson Dies at 76
Cincinnati report says Ben Williamson of Ashland Kentucky a former United States senator died today at age 76. He served in the Senate and was a prominent political figure in Ashland and Kentucky.
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Cincinnati
Ben Williamson
Ashland
United States
American Observer Dies In Flight
First Lieut. Follett Bradley Jr. of the U S Army Air Corps was killed in a training flight accident in northern England. He had been in England about a month as a military observer. His father is Brig. Gen. Follett Bradley.
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London
Follett Bradley, Jr
U. S. Army Air Corps
England
United States
Follett Bradley
Roosevelt Pledges Aid to Russia in World War II Front
Washington reports President Roosevelt promised maximum assistance to Russia. Observers in Helsinki described a sea of flame over Tallinn amid suspected bomb damage. Idaho Attorney General says districts need not supply free textbooks. UMW policy committee vows work abstinence in Southern Appalachian mines after July 7 without wage deal. Fire devastates Associated Canneries warehouse in Ogden. Finnish troops reportedly fighting with Germans across a broad front from Arctic Ocean to Baltic Sea. North American Aviation plant troops bivouac near Los Angeles. Ettore Guigal and crew sentenced in Puerto Rico for sabotaging the tanker Colorado.
Treasury Lifts Restrictions on Russian Assets in US
The Treasury announced the removal of certain restrictions on Russian money and assets held in the United States. This action ends some controls while maintaining broader sanctions framework. Officials cited updated policy goals and compliance considerations.
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Washington
The
Treasury
United States
Grazing Tour to Arrive in Pocatello for Idaho stop
A 65 car caravan carrying 300 representatives from 17 western range states will reach Pocatello by 7:30 p.m. after visiting Idaho Falls and ranches between Soda Springs and Gray's Lake. The group, part of the 1942 AAA range conference, will tour Midway Lost River Sun Valley Stanley Cascade and Sylvan Beach Payette lakes before a final conference.
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Idaho Falls
Here
Pond’s Lodge
Forest Service
Soda Springs
Gray's Lake Country
Montgomery Ward
South Arthur
Midway
Lost River Country
Sun Valley
Stanley
Cascade
Sylvan Beach
Payette Lakes
Idaho
Kiwanians Discuss Baseball Etiquette After Park Row
Umpire player spectator dispute at Halliwell park spurred Kiwanians to a Monday night discussion of baseball procedure rules and etiquette led by Guy Wicks. A musical program by Gaylord Sanford and Vito Petrone followed with guests Fred MacLean and P B Sewell in attendance.
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Kiwanians
Guy Wicks
University
Gaylord Sanford
Vito Petrone
Fred MacLean
Duluth
Puget Sound
P. B. Sewell
Salt Lake City
Gem Boys' State elects Idaho leaders at Boise camp
In Boise on June 24 the Gem Boys' State elected Jay Jensen of Pocatello as governor and Ralph Jones as lieutenant governor. Pocatello lads swept offices including prosecuting attorney and two supreme court justices. Chief Justice Alfred Budge oversaw inaugurations and urged Idaho to put See Idaho First.
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Idaho
Jay Jensen
Pocatello
Clark
House of Representative Chambers
Camp Bonneville
Boise National Guard
Ralph Jones
Bud Spencer
Gem
Pocatello Boys
Jerry Olson
Gordon Jensen
Supreme Court
Idaho Supreme Court
Alfred Budge
Tom Uberanga
Budge
Emmett
Kenny McClanahan
Jay
Police Plan Two-Way Radio Installations
Captain A. L. Oliver reports the equipment for two way short wave radio setup has arrived. Work begins today to equip two police cars with sending and receiving sets. Cars are already fitted with receiving sets to receive messages from the sending station.
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A. L. Oliver
Police Department
Scores From Today’s Baseball Games Across Cities
In New York St Louis 15 9 tally shows mixed scoring with Muncrief Kramer Ferrell Gomez Dickey. Boston Cleveland 2 13 tally with Harder Brown Jungies Hemsley Newsome Pynk. Chicago Washington Detroit Philadelphia night games noted with varied line scores and key pitcher hitters listed.
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R. H. E. St. Louis
Muncrief
Kramer
Ferrell
Gomez
Dickey
Boston
R. H. E. Cleveland
Harder, Brown, Jungies and
Hemsley
Newsome
Pynk
Washington
R. H.E
Chicago
Lee
Turner
Leonard
Early
Detroit
Philadelphia
Melton
Danning
French
McCullough
Cincinnati
Beck
Hoerst
Warren
Livvngston
Walters
Lombard
St. Louis
Errickson
Berres
Warneke
Padget
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Tragic death of Mrs Anna J Van Orden found in Great Salt Lake
The body of 58 year old Mrs Anna J Van Orden was recovered in the Great Salt Lake twelve miles from a Salt Lake beach resort after she disappeared yesterday afternoon. Witnesses said a wind storm blew in as she waded into the lake and authorities believe she drowned following the storm.
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Salt Lake City
Anna J. van Orden
Great Salt Lake
Experts View Soviet War As Short Job
Swiss observers in Bern on June 24 foresee a quick German victory over Soviet Russia followed by a long economic struggle to exploit conquered lands. They say the Red army may be unable to withstand blitz forces despite manpower, noting German armored divisions and air power. Some expect a Baltic pincer toward Leningrad and rapid push into the Ukraine and Caucasus before any British counteraction.
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Bern
Switzerland
Russia
Red Army
Poland
Balkans
Berlin
Great Britain
Baltic States
Leningrad
Ukraine
Caucausus
Germany
House Votes War Funds For Britain War Effort
London June 24 The house of commons approved a one billion pound war credit to the government for about three months. Chancellor Sir Kingsley Wood said more funds would be sought in autumn and that US aid under the aid to Britain bill was not included. He noted weekly war spending around 72 million pounds for the six weeks ending June 21.
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London
House of Commons
Kingsley Wood
United States
Kingsley
Britain
Axis drives deep into Soviet front as Brest Litovsk falls
Allied dispatches report German and Romanian forces smashing through Soviet positions across a 2000 mile eastern front. DNB counts hundreds of Russian dead and thousands taken prisoner while captures push toward Odessa. British raids strike German ports. Eden calls Moscow an ally in the fight against a common foe.
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Black Sea
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