Army Slicing Purchases To Ease Meat Shortage
The army cuts back summer beef orders for July and August as part of a broader meat relief plan. Slaughterers must set aside 30 percent of prime beef and 65 percent of cutter grades, boosting federally inspected plant movement and helping areas relying on federal meat. Civilians may receive more Atlantic poultry and smaller reductions in canned fruit and vegetables.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Congress
Washington
Army
Atlantic Seaboard
Rotary club honors president with ladies night event
Pocatello Rotary club will honor President Richard H. Wells of Rotary International at a ladies night Thursday evening June 28. No noon meeting is held. Secretary Finis Bentley notes large attendance expected from neighboring clubs with Rexburg leaders Governor-elect Joe Cushman and Mrs Cushman planning to attend. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m.
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Pocatello Rotary Club
Richard H. Wells
Pocatello
Rotary International
Finis Bentley
Joe Cushman
Rexburg
110Th
Idaho
Utah
Verona Birthplace of Catullus Highlighted
Verona is identified as the birthplace of the Roman lyric poet Catullus, marking its significance in classical literary history.
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Verona
Catullus
Another Summons in Idaho quiet title case Bannock County
Plaintiffs E Nolan Armstrong and Ber Nice Armstrong sue unknown heirs and devisees of Mark R Lawrence and Elizabeth Lawrence and others, including Columbia Basin Wool Warehouse Company trustees, all unknown owners of a mortgage and real estate described in Bannock County Idaho. The State warns defendants to answer within twenty days or a judgment will be entered quieting title to the described land and interests.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Bannock
E. Nolan Armstrong
Nolan Armstrong
Bernice Armstrong
Mark R. Lawrence
Elizabeth Lawrence
Jay Bowerman
H. L. Corbett
J. L. Dehuffp
James H. Tallman
Jane Doe Tallman
Grace T. Burr
John Doe Burr
Bannock County
Range
Boise Meridian
General Land Office
Surveyor General
State of Idaho
State of
Idaho Officers Granted Temporary Promotions and Active Duty
Washington dispatch reports two Idaho officers receive temporary promotions while another is ordered to active duty. Dale Howard Smith of Lewiston moves to first lieutenant in infantry. George Eugene Redford of Rupert advances to first lieutenant in the medical administrative corps. Robert Edgar Orr of Coeur d Alene is ordered to active duty.
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Washington
Idaho
Dale Howard Smith
Route 2
Lewiston
Infantry
George Eugene Redford
Fifth Street
Rupert
Medical Administrative Corps
Robert Edgar Orr
Coeur d'Alene
Two Pocatello Men On Casualty Lists
Navy wounded Squires Reed E Pvt USMCR Rexburg. Army dead Harold B Terry 8/Sgt brother of Elmer R Terry naval gun plant Pocatello. Army dead Pacific Harold L Beasley Claude Behrens Harold W Eichelberger Albert Kuna Evans William L Harris Earl E Jacobsen Gordon A Laird Leland H Rudolph Otto H Tolbert Nathan Watkins Walter Nam Williams John W Pfc Horse Shoe Bend Zink Ernest P Pvt Nampa.
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European
Terry
Harold B
Elmer R. Terry
Naval Gun Plant
Pocatello
Pacific
Butler
John W
Yeoumans
Earl L
Bonners Ferry
Beasley
Claude W
Bertha W. Beasley
Blackfoot
Behrens
Harold W
Homedale
Eichelberger
Albert L
Kuna
Evans
William L
T/3
Springfield
Harris
Earl E
Tetonia
Jacobsen
Gordon A
Wallace
Laird
Leland H
Weiser
Rudolph
Otto H
Catherine H. Rudolph
Tolbert, Nathan
Twin Falls
Watkins, Walter
Nam
Boise Mason Lodge to Observe 80th Anniversary
Boise Ma sonic lodge No. 2 marks its 80th founding anniversary with conferring of degrees and a dinner next Tuesday. Present Worshipful Master Taylor C. Robertson leads the lodge, the second oldest in the state, founded June 26 1865.
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Boise
Masonic Lodge No. 2
Taylor C. Robertson
Nurse to Return To Duty On Hospital Ship
Lt. Eve lyn Bacheler of the Army Nurse Corps plans to return to duty aboard the USS Comfort once the ship is ready. She has been on a 27 day leave in Torrance California and will work at an Army hospital until repairs are completed after the Okinawa attack. Bacheler known as the Rose of No Man's Land was honored for surviving the USS Comfort disaster and was praised by Dr Blair Points as a symbol of nurses' work in World War II.
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America
Rose
No Man's Land
Evelyn Bacheler
Army Nurse Corps
H. D. Bacheler
South Garfield
Uss Comfort
Bacheler
Pocatello
Torrance
Calif
Okinawa
Blair Points
Independence
Points
South Pacific
Bachelor
Iwo Jima
Idaho Division Fifth in U P Bond Purchases
Union Pacific Railroad reports $1 414 663 in war bonds bought in May to aid the seventh war loan. Payroll deductions totaled $847 969 and cash purchases $566 694. Washington division led with 13.6 percent payroll invested. other divisions followed in order. Retired employees added $27 250 in May purchases.
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Omaha
Union Pacific Railroad
Walter Wilson
Los Angeles
Nebraska
Idaho
Kansas
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon
Mr. Wilson
Nationwide labor disputes idle 81,000 workers
Across the nation 81,000 workers were left idle this weekend due to labor disputes. In Detroit 37,000 workers were affected, highlighting widespread industrial unrest and impact on employment.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Rescue Delayed In New Guinea Mountain Valley
Ugly flying weather delays tow-plane rescue of 14 men and a girl marooned since May 13 after a sightseeing plane crash in Shangri La valley New Guinea. Margaret Hastings Sgt Kenneth Decker and Lt John B McCollum among those stranded while 12 rescue workers parachuted to the site await an experimental glider grounded at Wakde island by zero weather.
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Hollandia
New Guinea
Shangri-La
Mountain Wilds
Wac Corp
Margaret Hastings
Owego
N. Y
Kenneth Decker
Kelso
Wash
John B. McCollum
Trenton
Wakde Island
Dutch New Guinea
Organizing Clubs Sterling Show Seeks New 4-H Groups
Organizing Clubs Sterling Show, county 4-H club leader, is holding a meeting at 8:30 p.m. today at Arimo and at 9 p.m. Tuesday at Bancroft for the purpose of organizing additional 4-H clubs in those communities. Motion pictures are to be shown at the meetings.
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Sterling Show
Arimo
Bancroft
Unit of Pocatellan Receives Second War Department Citation
At a VE day ceremony the 8321st B 25 Mitchell bomb group of the 12th Air Force earned its second War Department citation. 2nd Lt Elmo L Smith, a pilot with the group, is among those honored. His parents live at the Princess apartments in Pocatello Idaho. The citation praises a dawn attack on ships in Toulon harbor three days after the southern France invasion.
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Italy
12Th Air Force
War Department
Elmo L. Smith
E. V. Smith
Princess Apartments
Pocatello
Washington
Toulon
France
Strasbourg
la Gallissursire
3211St
321st Bomb Group’s World War II Campaign Highlights
Overseas the 321st began combat in March 1943 and helped bring about the final defeat of German forces in Italy. In 897 missions the group released over 18,000 Mitchell bombers against targets in Tufkisia the Mediterranean islands Italy the Balkans France and Austria.
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321St
Italy
Tufkisia
Mediterranean Islands
Balkans
France
Austria
4-H Beef Projects in Bannock County Report Positive Progress
Bannock county 4-H judged 26 beef projects inspected over two days with all but two making satisfactory progress. Pocatello businesses and locals placed calves with 4-H members for feeding. Owners will earn sale price plus a percentage of proceeds at the annual livestock show. M. serves as secretary of the Eastern Idaho Production Credit association.
Farm labor brief urges help as fruit crop booms in Washington
Seattle dispatch reports cherry pickers apple thinners and packers are in high demand across central Washington. Sterling Long of the Wenatchee farm labor office says crops exceed last year and workers are needed to harvest them. He notes a skilled picker can earn nine to ten dollars daily.
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Seattle
Washington
Sterling Long
Wenatchee
Long
County officials named in meeting notes
County weed supervisor B. Smith Clegg Raymond a board member of county commissioners 8 E Brady and Buck Allen livestock man from Inkom identified in board meeting notes.
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B. Smith
Clegg Raymond
Board of County Commissioners
8. E. Brady
Buck” Allen
Inkom
Lieutenant Swim Home From Short Leave
Lieutenant Don Swim arrived Monday morning to spend a short leave at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs F W Swim of south of Poca tello. He is stationed at Aloe army air field Victoria Texas and has served as a fighter pilot since January 1943. He spent 11 months in the China Burma India theater with the 74th fighter squadron of the Fourteenth army air force.
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Don Swim
F. W. Swim
South of Pocatello
Aloe Army Air Field
Victoria
Tex
Swim
China-Burma-India
74Th
Fourteenth Army Air Force
Comic Strips Enter Daily Newspapers in the 1890s
The note indicates that comic strips were not part of daily newspapers until the 1890s, marking a shift in humor comic inclusion and newspaper design during that era.
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