War views clash at Gettysburg G A R encampment
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania three aged veterans weigh in on Europe war. A T Anderson 95 from Washington contrasts Civil War ethics with today’s conflict calling it murder. Alfred Gabrio 95 Hazelton urges joining to preserve freedom. J S Chapman 97 Scranton remains undecided as the war unfolds.
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Gettysburg
A. T. Anderson
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Pennsylvania
Alfred Gabrio
Hazelton
Grant
J. S. Chapman
Scranton
United States
Strike Riots Force Philadelphia Plant to Quit
Progress Manufacturing in Philadelphia that employed 500 workers to make electrical fixtures will liquidate after strike rioting and clashes outside the four story plant. President Frank Rosen cites violence by AFL metal polishers and a failed union push for a closed shop as the cause.
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Philadelphia
Progress Manufacturing Company
Frank Rosen
Rosen
Americans Sissies Doctors Report
Newark doctors at an industrial health conference described Americans as pampered and dainty and said they must toughen up for the defense program. They blamed inadequate meals and called for vitamin tablets to supplement common lunches and meals.
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Newark
N. J
City approves insurer bid for city property and liability
At Tuesday council session the property damage and public liability insurer bid of 416.41 was accepted from seven bidders. The council reviewed a blanket policy for all public buildings as well. Mayor Terrell and Park Superintendent Raymond inspect vacant city property to address weed fire menace.
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R. M. Terrell
W. L. Raymond
Mother Saves Child From Burning Shed
Salt Lake City June 25 Mrs Clark Garrett returned home and rescued two year old Annie Elaine Garrett from a locked blazing coal shed. Firemen said the child would have died with another minute inside the shed and she escaped with mild burns after being imprisoned by nearby burning rubbish.
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Salt Lake City
Clark Garrett
Annie Elaine Garrett
Lloyd B. Egan
Annie
Fire at Farm Causes Loss Near Mink Creek Ranch
A fire swept through A. P. Say’s yard on Monday afternoon causing about 3000 dollars in loss. Straw ignited the blaze, spreading to a barn and damaged wagons harnesses 40 tons of hay a derrick and a pickup. Bannock CCC crews and forest service aided firefighting and neighbors formed a bucket line to save the house.
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A. P. Say
Mink Creek
Bannock CCC
Forest Service
Scores from today’s American League games
Baseball scores from Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis and other sites show varying runs. Key pitchers listed include Podgajny Grissom Riddle and Lombardi with multiple line scores and incomplete entries.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Podgajny
Johnson
Melton
Livingston
Harmon
E. Riddle
Lombardi
Grissom
Warren
Pearson
J. Riddle
Northwest Aviation Planning Council Conference Attended
Chamber of commerce president J L Craig Jr and O R Baum returned from Billings where they attended the Northwest Aviation Planning Council conference. Craig says 84 delegates plus Billings attendees were present and notable aviators including Lieut Col Lacey Murrow joined. The group has no officers or dues and aims to promote aviation in the Northwest.
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J. L. Craig, Jr
Chamber of Commerce
O. R. Baum
Billings
Northwest Aviation Planning Council
United States
Craig
Baum
Pocatello
Lacey Murrow
England
Northwest
Russian Port Open To War Supplies
President Roosevelt will not issue a neutrality proclamation over the Russian German war, allowing American ships to carry arms to Vladivostok. Acting Secretary of State Welles said combat zones do not cover the Pacific, so Vladivostok remains open. The move aligns with U S policy during the Japan China conflict and follows the Monday declaration aiding the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Welles
Russia
Pacific
Vladivostok
United States
Japan
China
Germany
Soviet Union
Strike Setup May Change
Defense officials predicted that wartime byproducts include ending Communist inspired strikes in U S defense plants. They said Communists may shift to oppose Germany and speed production, citing the Inglewood California strike as an example and noting possible Army intervention to keep vital defense materials operating.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Russia
Inglewood
Cailif
Roosevelt
Idaho soil conservation commission meeting in Pocatello
Dean E J Iddings of the University of Idaho visits Moscow to attend a meeting of the state soil conservation commission in Pocatello. H E Nagle chairs. Joe Isaacson and R N Irving participate as members and adviser.
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E. J. Iddings
University of Idaho College of Agriculture
Moscow
Pocatello
State Soil Conservation Commission
H. E. Nagle
Parker
Joe Isaacson
Malad
R. N. Irving
The
Soil Conservation Service
Commission
Judge Grants Divorce in Malad Case
District Judge I E McDougall grants a decree of divorce to Delores Hadfield from Kenneth Hadfield a WPA worker at Malad custody of three minor children awarded to the plaintiff cruelty alleged as grounds the husband allegedly beat her on several occasions.
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I. E. McDougall
Delores Hadfield
Kenneth Hadfield
WPA
Malad
Food Stamp Plan to Start August 1 in Idaho Counties
P J Easton of Seattle the Surplus Marketing Administration says the food stamp plan starts August 1 in Bannock Franklin Oneida Bear Lake Caribou Bonneville Power and Bingham counties. Public aid recipients will buy food with stamps and receive blue stamps free for surplus commodities.
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P. J. Easton
Seattle
Surplus Marketing Administration
Pocatello
Easton
Bannock
Franklin
Oneida
Bear Lake
Caribou
Bonneville
Power
Bingham
Easton said, “This is a plan whereby public assisted persons such as #. P. A
Procer
The
Pocatello Tribune
Gasoline Theft Cases Ported to Juvenile Court
Police transferred to juvenile court the charges against Frank Cawley 16 and Lawrence Cullen 17 for petit larceny. They allegedly siphoned five gallons of gasoline from a pickup in a North Hayes rooming house yard and confessed to the theft.
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Frank Cawley
Lawrence Cullen
North Hayes
Guardsman McClure Home Welcome Amid Warrant Toll
National Guardsman Charles P. McClure returned on furlough from Camp Claiborne Louisiana to Minneapolis. Police greeted him with six traffic parking warrants totaling 24 dollars in fines.
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Minneapolis
National
Visitor Sam Evans Calls On Old Idaho Town
Custodian Sam R. Evans, longtime Pocatello resident and State Capitol custodian in Boise, is visiting today after a week's vacation. He met with his daughter in Ogden and his son Orrel Evans on furlough from the navy. Orrel serves on the U S 8 Indianapolis assignment.
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Sam R. Evans
Pocatello
Boise
Mr. Evans
Ogden
Orrel Evans
Navy
U. S
Indianapolis
Soldiers Mix With Fists In Mock War at Camp Hunter Liggett
At Camp Hunter Liggett California soldiers paused a mock battle to fight with their fists after dropping loaded rifles. Two more deaths were logged in maneuvers as a kitchen truck from the Oregon National Guard overturned. five others were injured. Privates Clarence L. Sayles and Harold L. Wogen of the 162nd Infantry were among the dead in separate incidents during the same night. Hand to hand fighting occurred in the San Antonio valley flats before officers intervened.
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California
Hunter Liggett Reservation
162Nd Infantry
Oregon National Guard
San Antonio River
San Antonio Valley
Hearst Ranch House
German front reports claim Russian defenders die at machine guns
From Berlin bulletins dated June 25 German soldiers report scattered Russian defenders dying at their machine guns, refusing quarter and not retreatting. In Santa Monica the B-19 bomber maiden flight was postponed due to brake problems. Boise hosts Idaho women's amateur with early scores led by Mrs Williams 44 46 90 and other scores from Gourley Ford Crullian.
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Berlin
Santa Monica
Calif
Army
Boise
G. P. Williams
Idaho
Helen Gourley
Spencer Ford
Pocatello
George Crullian
Idaho Falls
DiMaggio Extends Streak as Yankees Top Browns
Joe DiMaggio hit his 16th home run in the fourth inning against the St. Louis Browns to push his hitting streak to seven games and pull within four of George Sisler's 19 year mark. It was the 20th consecutive Yankees game with at least one homer, helping New York take first place in the league race.
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New York
Joe DiMaggio
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
DiMaggio
George Sisler
Yanks
Yankees
Leningrad in Flames: Nazi Advance Reported
Max Hansen of Lava Hot Springs says his overcoat valued at 18 dollars was stolen Monday night from a car or grandstand seat at Halliwell park police. Arroll Olsen reports a laundry truck loss of a 110 dollar suit belonging to H. Gustaveson of the Whitman hotel, purchased from a Denver clothier.
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Max Hansen
Lava Hot Springs
Halliwell Park
Arroll Olsen
H. Gustaveson
Whitman Hotel
Denver
City to Call Bids for New Sewage Plant
Mayor Terrell announced plans to issue bids soon for Poca Tello’s lone-deferred sewage disposal plant. Raymond Briggs of Boise prepared designs and specifications, and $82,500 in sewer bonds were sold to Grande and Company of Seattle for the project. The WPA sewer extension to 50 blocks in the northeast area was paused to support the municipal airport work.
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Pocatello
Raymond Briggs
Boise
Robert M. Terrell
Grande and Company
Seattle
Terrell
Briggs
Idaho
River Survey Fund Boost for Idaho Grand Valley Project
Rep. Dworshak announced that Commissioner Page will use part of a 1 million dollar interior budget to finish the Grand Valley Palisades irrigation survey in Idaho. The effort aims to complete preliminary work and feasibility reporting within six to twelve months.
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Washington
Rep
Dworshak
Idaho
John C Page
Interior Department
Grand Valley Pallisades
Budget Bureau
Senate
House
Page
Grand Valley
Observer Promises Cooler Weather
Fire Chief Girard notes 13 grass fires this week as hot conditions fade. The observer cites a lower high of 18 degrees from yesterday's 83 and a low 12 degrees below yesterday's 61 with a west-southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Continued cool weather is expected tomorrow.
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Girard
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Finland Declares War As Soviet Offensive Expands
AP reports Finland declares war on Russia after Soviet air fleet strikes southern Finland in retaliation for German raids that left Leningrad in flames. Helsinki cabinet to present emergency measures against Soviet aggression. bombings hit Helsinki and Joensuu with casualties. Sweden allows German division transit. Berlin pledges continued neutrality while battle rages over the English Channel and Western Europe.
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Associated Press
Finland
Russia
Leningrad
Berlin
Helsinki
Norway
Sweden
Joensuu
Upper Lake
Trial opens for Noah Hall in fatal Tyhee crash
Noah Hall of Port Hall faces involuntary manslaughter charges after a December 25 1940 crash on Tyhee road. He is charged with negligent driving and speeding in excess of 35 mph that resulted in injuries to Mrs Mattingly, 32, and Doris Mattingly, 18 months. The case proceeds in district court before Judge J L Downing with state prosecutors and defense counsel.
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Noah Hall
Port Hall
J. L. Downing
Hall
Tyhee
C. Mattingly
Mattingly
Ray Metingly
Cheddar Cheese and Evaporated Milk Production Target Set
R Jones of Washington DC with Western state dairy agents met in Pocatello to press county agents to boost cheddar cheese and evaporated milk output. He cites a 6 to 8 percent rise in milk production and urges a one third cheese and one fourth evaporated milk increase to aid Britain.
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R . Jones
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture Extension
Pocatello
Idaho
Jones
Secretary of Agriculture
Britain
Inkom Group Meets J. V. Chandler On Crop Meeting
Inkom group headed by J. V. Chandler calls an 8 p m crop improvement meeting at the Inkom school house. Attending will be H. L. Spence agronomist and extension assistant. The committee pursues pure seed work and supports a 4 H seed club in the community.
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J. V. Chandler
Inkom
H. L. Spence
Communisty
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Clarence L. Sayles
Harold L. Wogen
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Ray Lamp
Frank Cichon
Willard Lund
Orson Watson
J. R. Lingo
Otto Erickson
D. G. Heath
Calvin Yearsley
Judge Downing
State
Henry Lee
Inkom Group
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