Kutch Freed Of Charge By Idaho District Jury
A district court jury found Ben P. Kutch not guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the Feb 5 collision that killed Marjorie Leigh. The verdict followed about three hours of deliberation after closing arguments by Prosecutor Clarence M. Jeffery and defense lawyers Roy L. and John R. Black. Lloyd G. Transtrum also faces involuntary manslaughter charges in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben P
Pat) Kutch
Fort Hall
Marjorie Leigh
Miss Leigh
Lloyd G. Transtrum
Blackfoot
Fifth and
Center Streets
Transtrum
Isaac McDougall
Henry T. Jensen
Tyhee
Clarence M. Jeffery
Roy L
John R. Black
Jay L. Downing
Leningrad in Flames as German Advance Intensifies
War dispatches report massive fires in Leningrad after a German attack. Nazi forces push on from east Prussia toward Kaunas and Siauliai, with extensive bombardment of Russian railways and air bases. Soviet and German reports claim heavy losses and ongoing fierce fighting across the Baltic region and Ukraine.
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Helsinki
Lappeenranta
Leningrad
DNB
Finland
Pinland
High Command
Fuehrer
East Prussia
Kaunas
Siauliai
Lithuania
Grodno
Wolkowysk
Kobryn
Poland
Pinsk
Wlodzimierz
Brody
Polish Ukraine
Black Sea
Constanta
Warsaw
Danzig
Koenigsberg
Lwow
Red Army
Baku
Russia
Romanian
Istanbul
Germany
Liverpool
England
Britain
Channel
Reich
Vilna
Rumanian
Ukraine
Pocatello Notes and Local Business Activity
Local figures arrive on extended business trips including Gustafson from Denver and Ward from Portland while Raymond Anderson of Kraft Cheese visits Pocatello. Rotary official R H Wells to speak at a luncheon. Dairymen tour Gem valley with Holstein-Friesian reps. Knife and Fork clubs eyed for Pocatello to bring speakers. Police court levies small fines and a civil service exam set for July 14. Army and recruiting vacancies listed with multiple stations. Defense bonds drive endorsed by Idaho Life Underwriters at Idaho Falls meeting.
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Gem Valley
Wesley Hubbard
Grace
Dean Boyle
Ivan Loughary
Extension Dairyman
M. B. Nichols
Western States
Holstein- Friesian Association
Idaho Falls
Idaho State Association of Life Underwriters
Idaho
Henry Morganthau, Jr
Secretary of the Treasury
Lyle Hiner
Pocatello
Idaho State Associations of Life Underwriters
Legal Reserve Life Insurance Companies
United States
Local boys attend second annual Boys' State at Boise
Three youths from American Falls travel to Boise for the second annual Boys' State event. Reynold Lusk goes under Rotary sponsorship, John Evans under the American Legion, and Stanley Commons under the Masonic lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Falls
Boise
Reynold Lusk
Rotary
John Evans
American Legion
Stanley Commons
Masonic Lodge
Expanding mailbox patent features growing capacity
An invention describes a mailbox that increases in size as mail is deposited. The device allegedly expands its volume with each item dropped in, creating a progressively larger receptacle. Patented concept noted in the description.
Defense funding boosts ponds and government securities
The article notes substantial investment in defense ponds and related government securities as part of a defense program. It emphasizes increased spending and asset allocation by the government to strengthen defense capabilities.
Local News Briefs From Pocatello Area Patrols and Events
Asher B. Wilson of Twin Falls traveled through Pocatello Monday en route to Washington D C. Heber Duke, 39, a resident of Burley, was reported at the state hospital Tuesday afternoon. A marriage license was issued Tuesday to Alfred B. Trosper, 27, of Cheyenne Wyoming, and Josephine T. Henson, 22, of Pocatello. The Four Spaces at the Town club tonight features Taft Baker Gail Green Paul Barbay and Paul Wilcox. Probers checked a prowler call at 11 p m Tuesday at John L Cullen 320 North Grant where Lawrence Cullen and Frank Carvelley entered via a window. Police dispersed a group at 4 11 a m today after a scream from a resident in the 500 block of South Fifth. occupants said they had no disturbance intent after returning from an ironing demonstration. Presbyterian church folks plan their annual picnic and outdoor service Sunday June 29 at Cherry.
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John L. Cullen
North Grant
Lawrence Cullen
Cullen
Frank Carvelley
South Fifth
Night Spot Visit Sparks Alarm After Suggestion
A night spot incident reports that a suggestion to visit another location led to a woman screaming, signaling a possible threat or alarm. No further details on people or exact location are provided.
20 30 club meets at Bannock hotel for regular meeting
The 20 30 club will meet at 6 30 pm tonight at the Bannock hotel for a regular business meeting. Mr and Mrs Henry Day and family recently moved to Pocatello from Burley and purchased a home at 1142 East Lander. Mr Day is a Union Pacific conductor.
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Bannock Hotel
Henry Day
Pocatello
Burley
East Lander
Day
Union Pacific
Miss Ardis Peck to speak on dairy products for defense
Miss Ardis Peck, home economist, will discuss dairy products and their use in national defense. The lecture is Thursday at 2 PM at Idaho Power Auditorium as part of a Home Economists Bureau for National Defense series. Subsequent talks include July 1 on vitamins and July 10 on vitamins with focus on B.
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Ardis Peck
Idaho Power Auditorium
Home Economists Bureau For National Defense
Margaret Mines
Warren Vickrey
Picnic at Mink Creek Spring Service
The outdoor service is set for 11 15 a m with the men’s club serving a picnic dinner at 11 45 a m Cars depart the church between 9 30 and 10 30 a m A club committee will meet at 7 a m Sunday to prepare the dinner All church families are invited and asked to bring their own luncheon dishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mink Creek
S. D. Sanford
CCC workers store blankets at vacant gas office across Tribune Journal
CCC district employees store army type blankets and comforters in the empty Rocky Mountain Gas Company office across from the Tribune Journal on West Center before laundering in Pocatello and Twin Falls. Police report a 4:50 p.m. collision in the 200 block of South Main as a sedan driven by C G Schillenburg of Chin Lee Arizona tried to pass a coupe driven by Daisy M Evans of Malad. damage to fenders and bumper occurred. A second collision occurred at 1:20 p.m. in the 100 block on South Arthur when a Bel vedeApartments resident's sedan, backing from the curb, struck Georgia R Olsen of 1118 North Garfield.
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CCC
Rocky Mountain Gas Company
Tribune- Journal
West Center
Pocatello
Twin Falls
South Main
C. G. Schillenburg
Chin Lee
Ariz
Daisy M. Evans
South Arthur
William McMillan
Belvedere Apartments
Georgia R. Olsen
North Garfield
Collision in 100 block on North Main injures two
Officers report damage to the Fender and wheel on the McMillan car and bumper headlight and fender on the Olsen sedan after a 3 50 p m collision in the 100 block on North Main. Raymond Edens backed into a parking space and struck Mary E Johnson of 335 South Fourth in the pickup and sedan collision.
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McMillan
Olsen
North Main
Raymond Edens
Mary E. Johnson
335 South Fourth
Edens
Gasoline Fire Holds No Damage At Pocatello Mill
Fire units responded at 10 15 a m to the Pocatello Mill and Elevator company where gasoline on a power shovel was reported burning. No damage was reported.
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Pocatello Mill and Elevator Company
Pocatello Selectees Inducted for Camp Assignments
Draft HQ at Fort Douglas Utah confirms induction and camp assignments for Pocatello selectees. Milo L. McCurdy is assigned to 1st communication center Fort Douglas Utah. Stanley C. Charlson to air corps recruit detachment Bakersfield California. Earl C. Jones and Wayne F. Jones to quartermaster replacement training center Fort Warren Wyoming. Earle M. Boyes and Denele L. McLaughlin to engineer replacement training Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. William M. Coke and Richard Wilbur Hayes to air corps Jefferson Barracks Missouri.
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Fort Douglas
Utah
Pocatello
Milo L. McCurdy
1St
Stanley C. Charlson
Air Corps
Bakersfield
Calif
Earl C. Jones
Wayne F. Jones
Quartermaster Replacement Training Center
Fort Warren
Wyo
Earle M. Boyes
Denele L. McLaughlin
Engineer's
Engineer's ‘Replacement Training Center
Fort Leonard Wood
William M. Coke and
Richard Wilbur Hayes
Jefferson Barracks, Mo
Walter Crum disclaims debts he will not incur
Notice states Walter Crum will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Signed by Walter Crum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Crum
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Vsk
Pravda
Communist Party
Ankara
Cernauti
Bucovina
Chisinau
Bessarabia
Rumania
Crimean Sevastopol
Minsk
White Russia
Kiev
Riga
Moscow
Galati
Odessa
Dneister
Berlin
Syria
Merdjayoun
Beirut
Diezzine
Palmyra
Madrid
Italy
North Africa
Calais
Rayak
Soueida
A. H. Gustafson
Denver
Raymond Anderson
Chicago
The
Kraft Cheese Company
R. H
Dick) Wells
Rotary International
Helen Darling
R. J. Comstock
First Security Bank
Miss Darling
Dorothy Brennan
Monterey
San Francisco
Tranrite
Henriksen Radio & Electric Appliance Co
Fargo's
Adv
Elmer Scholtz
Schultz
Bannock
Joseph E. Brown
Wiliam Fife
Ray Evans
Dean Cameron
Cr. D. Moore
Municipal Civil Service Commission
Josephine Cusano
George E. Hill
U. S. Army Recruiting Office
Medical Department
Barnes General Hospital
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Ordnance Department
Salt Lake City
Anchorage
Alaska
Moffet Field
Nichols Field
Philippine Islands
Fresno
Spokane
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
U. S. Army
Federal Bidg
Ironrite
Fargo
Imate Goan Mary
Pip Og the
Bendix
Idaho Lumber
UZ TG Co
Asher B. Wilson
Washington, D. C
State Hospital
Heber Duke
Duke
Alfred B. Trosper
Cheyenne, Wyo
Josephine T. Henson
Town Club
Taft Baker
Gail Green
Paul Barbay
Paul Wilcox
Fromite
the Presbyterian Church
Cherry
Snake River Valley
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