Local births, marriages, and police notices in town
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lewis A Johnson at General hospital. A marriage license was issued to Thomas Morimoto and Michiko Murakani. Fire crews responded to a press fire at Fourteenth and Center with no damage. The Federal Girls club plans an officers election tonight at I O O F hall. Ed Pellum was taken to General hospital. City council to consider city insurance bids. Vacation Bible school runs at Church of the Nazarene daily till July 2. Willard Rogers, 16, disappeared from St Anthony. Government urges dairy product production to aid Britain. John Howell reports theft of a wallet at the theater. Damaged pavement on East Benton, East Lovejoy and South Fifth streets. 500 block of South Fifth closed for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Johnson
East Lovejoy
General Hospital
East Benton Street
South Fifth
Agricultural planning meeting in Inkom district detailed
The Inkom district agricultural planning committee meets Wednesday at 8 p m at Inkom school to discuss better seed production. Wm Dean Boyle, county extension agent, notes the event. Eastern Idaho extension agents join in Pocatello at 1 p m at the Bannock hotel to discuss increased production of condensed milk and cheddar cheese led by Roy C Jones Jr of Washington DC with Ivan H Loughary organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Planning Committee
Inkom District
Inkom School
Wm. Dean Boyle
Idaho
Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Ivan H. Loughary
Extension Dairyman
Roy C. Jones, Jr
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Dairying
Hoyt's Compound Endorsed by Boise Man
Mr. Jack Doran of 317 Grove St Boise Idaho 68 years old reports gas sourness and bloating relief after one bottle of Hoyt's Compound. He says bowels are regular less fatigue and no night trips to the restroom. Cook Drug Store and local druggists sell Hoyt's Compound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
Boise
Jack Doran
Grove St
Idaho
Hoyt’s
Cook Drug Store
Ace Girard Arrested on Petit Larceny Complaint
Ace Girard was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Chas W Hyde on a charge of petit larceny for allegedly stealing a compressor from an air gun. He pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Girard
Earl Carr
Girard
Chas. W. Hyde
Woman seeks restoration of former name in civil action
Police report two minor vehicle accidents Monday and two this morning. At 10:05 a.m. Monday Rebecca Thom of 228 Washington collided at Main and Center with Clyde A. Pierson of 1236 E street, San Bernardino. At 8:15 a.m. Monday Collette A. Farrar of 362 Seventh Avenue East Twin Falls reported a non stopping driver in a collision. At 8:20 a.m. today Chas L. Tolman of 850 North Lincoln and George A. Potts of 531 South Garfield collided at Grant and Sublett. At 7:58 a.m. today a truck driven by Chas. J. Palmer of 301 Jefferson and James E. Garvin of 1039 South Fifth collided at Fourth and Wyeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Thomas
Washington
Main and
Center
Clyde A. Pierson
E Street
San Bernardino
Thomas
Collette A. Farrar
Seventh Avenue
East
Twin Falls
Chas L. Tolman
North Lincoln
George A. Potts
South Garfield
Grant and
Sublett
Chas. J. Palmer
Jefferson
James E. Garvin
South Fifth
Fourth
Wyeth
City Court Fines and Forfeitures From Local Police Court
Fred Worthington and Jack Allen were each fined 100 dollars with suspensions contingent on leaving the city for intoxication. Allen reportedly ate a 35 cent meal at Porter & Waiters club but had no money to pay. Darwin Hill forfeited a 2.50 bond for running a stop sign at Main and Halliday. George Potts fined 25 dollars for reckless driving after a collision with a sedan driven by Chas Tolman at Sublett and Grant, with alleged 50 foot skid marks. Joe H Brown forfeited a one dollar bond for illegal parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Worthington
Jack Allen
Allen
Porter & Waiters Club
Darwin Hill
South Seventh
Main
Halliday
George Potts
South Garfield
Chas. L. Tolman
Sublett
Grant
Potts
Joe H. Brown
Coming Events Schedule for Pocatello Area
A list of community events for the summer and early fall includes a June 24 visit by 300 to 350 National Range tour members to Pocatello, a Knothole Gang night at Halliwell park on June 25, and a June 27 junior baseball game between Pocatello American Legion and Ogden at Halliwell park. Additional items cover Girl Fire Girls outing at Camp Tenday July 11 25, Sundance start July 19 on Fort Hall reservation, Idaho Writers League meeting July 28 at Bannock, Gem Valley Black and White day August 23, county 4-H fair September 5 6 at Lava Hot Springs, North Bannock county fair September 12 13 at Pocatello fair grounds, and Idaho Indian day September 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Knothole Gang
Halliwell Park
Pocatello American Legion
Ogden
Camp Tenday
Sundance
Fort Hall
Idaho Writers League
Bannock
Grace
Lava Hot Springs
Invaders Move 120 Miles Into Russian Territory
Soviet and Allied reports describe German forces pushing 120 miles into Soviet land, with 5,000 Nazis captured and 300 tanks destroyed. Moscow claims heavy frontline resistance and high German casualties while Berlin notes limited Soviet gains and losses elsewhere.
Hitler Reverses Plans Under War Pressure and Alliances Strain
The article argues Hitler abandons Mein Kampf doctrine as war with Russia resumes, leaving Italy and Japan exposed in the tripartite pact. It notes Italy's fighting strength waning and Japan delaying expansion, while British and American Pacific defenses remain intact. It concludes with a note on the word sheriff from old English roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Italy
Japan
Hitler
Britain
United States
Atlantic
Dutch East Indies
Germany
Russia
Pacific
Clark Declares July Fourth Holiday Observance
Governor Clark announced state offices will close on July 5 to give a three day Fourth of July break. The Fourth falls on Friday and many city and county administrations are expected to follow. Federal offices remain open in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Clark
Beef Industry Criticizes Tariff Shifts on Meat Trade
A spokesman for the American national livestock association says lower tariffs in trade deals with Argentina and Uruguay favor large Latin American packing houses and ranch owners employing cheap labor. He urges the proceedings be halted for American farmers. Senators and representatives press to remove tungsten from tariff lists and oppose canned meat duty cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Argentina
Uruguay
Latin America
F. E. Mollin
American National Livestock Association of Denver
Committee For
Ued
Murdock
Utah
White
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thomas T. Morimoto
Shoshone
Michiko M. Murakani
Fourteenth and
Center Streets
Federal Girl’s Club No. 4
Emma Lou Bell
Dance Gardens
Adv
Ed Pellum
H. J. Hartvigsen
Church of the Nazarene
Eighth and Clark
St. Anthony
Willard Rogers
Army Air Corps
British Isles
Dean Howell
East Bonneville
John Howell
Orepheum
Arnold’s
Gateway Garage
Los Angeles
Ruth Young Webb
Clarence Rainey
Mink Creek
Ironrite
Wed
Thur
Henriksen Radio & Elec
App. Co
Fargo’s
Sheriff's Office
Inkom
Marie Cason
Burns
Oregon
Arbon Valley
Hotchkiss
Colorado
Forestry Club
Kmport Club
McCammon Club
Scout Mountain
Claude Johnson
Bannock County Club
Mr. Johnson
Wallace Simmons
Harvey Price
Gilbert Doll
Earl Morgenroth
Fargo’s. Door Prizes
Nena P. Sharp
Marion C. Sharp
Marion
Kansas
Shamrock Club
Nena P. White
Fargo's
Siaulia
Shavli
Lithuania
East Prussia
Rawa Ruska
Poland
Moscow
Berlin
DNB
Baltic Sea
Reuters
Ankara
Black Sea
Brati- Slavia
Slovakia
Kaunas
Baltic States
Estonia
Latvia
U.S.S.R
Helsinki
Syria
Qatana
Beirut
Lebanon
Ethiopia
Rome
Cairo
Middle East
Agaro
Bedelle
Lake Tana
Senate
Stalin
R.A.F
Hungary
Sicilian
Syracuse
Red Cross
Bulgaria
Vichy
Food For
Jesse M. Chase
East Center
Horton
Billmeyer
South Arthur
Toman
POWER
Oxfords
Death Valley Desert
Conoco
Conoco N% Motor Oil
Conogo
Conoco Nth
Continental Oil Company
America
Idaho Coal & Ice Co
Death Valley
Aomcemeo
Automolve Engineering
Furuee Ur
MooTon Eo
Alee Yorun Lagi
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