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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1941
Page
10
The article analyzes German blitzkrieg aims to encircle Soviet troops using rapid panzer advances. It notes Soviet countermeasures with heavy mechanized units in western buffer zones and discusses potential prolonged resistance hinging on Soviet resolve, unity, and possible German plans for a postwar split in Russia.
Jayv Jensen of Pocatello will be governor and George Schwartz of Nampa will be mayor as Idaho values begin a boys state government in Ada county and Boise. The Idaho department American Legion project lists appointees for state and city posts including Elbert Sweeten finance, James Schoonover welfare, Jack Stanwood land, Carl Van Patten public works, Perry Swisher law enforcement, Bob Wardwell city attorney, Ross Floyd physician, Frank Murphy police chief, and many others across cities like Boise Nampa Caldwell and Twin Falls.
Riders plan a July 21 to August 3 trip through Idaho's Sawtooth range. The National Forest Service says several vacancies remain for the American Forestry Association event featuring strenuous days, mountain climbs, and fishing, with camping and good meals.
Mr and Mrs Oakley Barnard with Helen and Hazel Mae of Hansen visited Mrs E C Lacy en route to Idaho Falls. The group plans a Yellowstone park tour following their Idaho Falls stop.
In San Francisco on June 25 Senator D Worth Clark of Idaho criticized U S involvement. He argued American subversion is driven by Russia and communists and decried supporting Stalin as aligning with the worst dictator. He urged the nation to mind its own business and cautioned against fighting in Europe.
Jerome Idaho June 25 James Jefferson Robertson 69 goes on trial June 30 for the slaying of Stanley H Casto a Works Progress Administration laborer The district judge T Bailey Lee will preside Officers say Casto died from wounds received during an argument and Robertson faces murder charges
Boise June 25 briefs filed in a test action to decide if 1942 legislation allowing counties to levy up to three mills for relief is legal this year. The 1941 act amended a prior two mill limit, with arguments over timing and budget approval. Canyon county attorney W J Jeppesen seeks a court ruling while J C Justus sues Canyon county commissioners over a proposed three mill relief levy.
American Falls June 25 Special Power county chapter of the American Red Cross finished and sent their first quota of material to national headquarters. Articles mailed include twenty pairs of socks sixteen children's sweaters eight women's sweaters four men's sweaters eight shawls fifty bedside bags for the navy a child's suit one muffler two lap covers. Ladies meet at Mrs Frank Roberts home on Fridays to continue work on Red Cross materials.
The Roosevelt administration orders a quick survey to assess immediate aid to Soviet Russia as the president pledged full possible assistance. Treasury releases 50 to 100 million dollars in frozen Russian assets and export licenses for war materials are to be eased. Officials expect Soviet needs to mirror Britain and China, guiding allocation of supplies.
Funeral services for Clarence Rummell 71 were held in Aberdeen with Bishop William Kendell officiating. Interment followed at Aberdeen cemetery. Florence Kinney Farmer wife of Frank Farmer of Blackfoot died recently. services conducted in First Baptist church with Rev W C Barclay presiding and burial at Grove City cemetery. Assessor O W Pollard of Power County, serving since 1935, died Wednesday with services by local clergy and graveside rites under Davis Funeral Home.
Hans Peter Petersen 85 died Monday from complications after a fractured hip. Funeral services will be held here Saturday. He was the father of Mrs. Edith Walton of Blackfoot Idaho and a sister Mrs Betsy Capson also resides in Blackfoot.
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