Missing Utah Dentist Safe After Three Days in Wilds
Dr. E A Hunt a Salt Lake City dentist was found safe near Lake o woods Idaho after three days wandering in eastern Idaho wilderness. He rested at the Mark Weaver summer home and was taken to search headquarters then to the Weaver home. He had strayed while fishing and spent two nights on Baldy peak and the North Fork Cascade creek. Local youths Horace Eynon and James Stretesy discovered him about 16 miles from his last companions.
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Forest Ranger
Hunt
William Sprunt
Leo Shepherd
Ralph Folsom
Bob Robinson
Salt Lake City
Horace Eynon
James Stretesky
Flagg Ranch
Snake River
Cascade Creek
Weaver
Dr. Hunt
Trial of Noah Hall Hailed As It Proceeds
The trial of Noah Hall 25 of Fort Hall for involuntary manslaughter opened in district court and continued into the afternoon with a possible verdict by Friday. He is charged with negligent operation in a Dec 25 1940 Tyhee road crash that killed Mrs W C Mattingly of Pocatello and her two children. witnesses and arguments over admitting accident photos dominated today with defense saying the images are prejudicial. The court adjourns to weather updates noting southerly winds 20 to 25 mph and a warmer evening with showers possible Friday inland.
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Noah Hall
Fort Hall
J. L. Downing
Hall
Tyhee
W. C. Mattingly
Pocatello
William Jenkins
Alex Katsilometes
James H. Bowns
Mel K. Jennings
Thomas Barrett
Ben Peterson
C. M. Jeffery
C. V. Boyatt
War program and Japan tied to Nazi campaign
Senator Tydings argues that Germany’s attack on Russia could halt Japan’s southern push for the East Indies and the Philippines, urging indirect U.S. aid to the Soviet effort via Britain. Senator Glass backs production for Britain. President Roosevelt keeps routes open for aid to Russia. Senator Nye warns of growing isolationist sentiment.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Japan
Far East
Tydings
Maryland
Senate Committee On Territories and Insular Affairs
East Indies
Philippines
United States
Roosevelt
Pacific
Siberian
Nye
North Dakota
Great Britain
Scores from today’s major league baseball games
Cleveland and St. Louis posted early leads but fell behind as New York and Philadelphia secured strong late rallies. Auker, Ferrell and Dickey propelled Detroit to an 8 run win in a shortened affair.
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St. Louis
New York
Auker and Ferrell
Russo and
Dickey
Idaho Southern Expansion Goes Before Boys State
Boise youths in Boys State push to enlarge Idaho Southern University at Pocatello to a four year degree granting school. The act, long favored, is sponsored by the state American Legion to teach practical government. Governor Jay Jensen and Lt. Gov. Ralph Jones hail from Pocatello. The Senate also passed a bill on railroad crossing safety and Representatives approved medical exams for marriage license applicants.
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Boise
Idaho Southern University At
Pocatello
Idaho
Idaho Department
American Legion
Jay Jensen
Ralph Jones
Senate
1941 Farm Income Seen Surpassing 1929 Prosperity
U S agriculture economists forecast total national income of at least 85 billion dollars for 1941, with 1942 possibly reaching 92 billion. They cite weather, war demand, lend-lease effects and higher farm prices as drivers, predicting stronger purchasing power for the farmer and continued export growth through pork dairy poultry and canned goods.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Ndings
Great Britain
Auto Drivers Get Warning
Idaho officials issued warnings to motorists on Fourth of July travel after rail crossing crashes killed 12 people last year and five more in early 1940. Commissioner Balderston cited a Twin Falls County crash that killed a mother and her two children as the worst crossing tragedy this year. Two other deaths occurred in Cassia and Latah counties.
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Boise
Idaho
J. L. Balderston
Twin Falls
Balderston
Cassia
Latah
E. T. Spencer
Retirement Board urges rail workers pre 1937 to file statements
The Pocatello field office of the railroad retirement board today asked all persons with railroad service prior to 1937 to file statements immediately with the board or with their last railroad employer to establish eligibility for retirement payments at retirement age. Forms for establishing eligibility may be obtained at the field office.
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Pocatello
Railroad Retirement Board
Youths to register on second draft day in July
Margaret Blake, local draft registrar, reminds all youths aged 21 since last October that a second registration day is set for July 1. Registration occurs in the selective service office in the Dietrich building from 7:00 am to 9:00 pm with Pocatello boundaries defined.
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Margaret Blake
Selective Service
Dietrich
Pocatello
Ross Park
West Pocatello
Alameda
Gould Street
Escape from state hospital at Blackfoot reported
Authorities at the state hospital in Blackfoot said Otis Musselman aged 48, a resident of north Idaho, escaped this morning from the institution.
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State Hospital
Blackfoot
Otis Musselman
North Idaho
Divorces Granted by District Judge McDougall
Judge I E McDougall grants divorces to Willie Wright also known as Willie Bell from Cornelius Wright also known as Cornelius Bell restoring her name Willie Tigner. Melba Anderson from Ezra T Anderson, restoring Melba Wilcox and noting marriage date Sept 14 1940. Opa Kimpton from Ransom Kimpton with custody of two children. marriage date Dec 24 1927. cruelty cited.
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I. E. McDougall
Willie Wright
Willie Bell
Cornelius Wright
Cornelius Bell
Willie Tigner
McDougall
Melba Anderson
Ezra T. Anderson
Arbon Valley
Melba Wilcox
Arbon
Opa Kimpton
Ransom Kimpton
State to Observe Double Holiday
Boise June 26 Banks and liquor stores will observe July 5 as a holiday per Governor Clark. Clark in north Idaho has said July 5 will be a legal holiday but a formal proclamation is pending. The action creates a three day over the Fourth vacation for state and many other employees.
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Boise
Clark
North
Idaho
Auto Makers Refuse to Check Prices Sparks Price Ceiling Move
Washington June 26 UP Auto makers refuse to curb price increases forcing government action. Chrysler Corp would not rescind price hikes on new models. New York furniture makers boost prices about five percent amid Henderson push for a comprehensive ceiling covering prices dealers trade-ins and margins. Henderson aims to extend caps to new auto models and overall pricing power.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
Henderson
Chrysler Corporation
New York
Chrysler
Giant tank battle rages in Poland as Red Army presses advance
From London reports the Soviet information bureau said a massive armored clash was underway in Poland with German forces yielding to the Red Army. In Washington, price administrator Leon Henderson announced a freeze on auto tire and tube prices from June 16 levels. In Chicago, a first car of new wheat sold for 1.03 dollars per bushel, near the July futures high. A severe earthquake in Morocco caused damage and few casualties, according to dispatches from London.
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London
Soviet Information Bureau
Poland
Red Army
Washington
Leon Henderson
Chicago
Board of Trade
Morocco
Robins Hidden in Theater Speaker Box
In Thomaston Connecticut on June 26 a theater owner found a mother robin and two fledglings nest in the sound equipment behind the screen. The discovery prompted an inspection by Robert Schwartz the theater owner.
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Thomaston
Conn
Thomaston Theater
Robert Schwartz
Speakin
National Theft Bureau Transfers Payne to Salt Lake Office
The national automobile theft bureau moves W. L. Payne to the Salt Lake City office, after being stationed in San Francisco. Payne replaces A. O. Peterson, known to Idaho officers, who has entered naval intelligence service.
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National Automobile Theft Bureau
Salt Lake City
W. L. Payne
San Francisco
Payne
A. O. Peterson
Idaho
Naval Intelligence Service
Reds Hold Wide Front in Russia Drive Amid Pact News
The dispatches note German forces stalled on large front sections as Finland vows to fight alongside Germany against the Soviet Union. Russian reports claim Red Army massed to thwart Panzer advances near Vilna and Vina while recapturing Przemysl. Britain and Russia move toward allied coordination as Vichy circles widen.
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Associated Press
Germany
Finland
Hitler
Soviet Union
Risto Ryti
Ryti
Vina
Lithuania
Vilna
Przemysl
Poland
U.S. S.R
Grass Fire Rages West of Pocatello Along Old Oregon Trail
A grass blaze sweeps a wide area west of Pocatello near the old Oregon Trail highway with crewed CCC enrollees forest workers and Indians fighting to control it as it nears Portneuf river and the reservation. A second fire on the east bench was started by boys with firecrackers, marking the fourteenth grass fire in the city and prompting new cautions to protect property.
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Pocatello
Oregon Trail
Schiller
CCC
Forest Service
Portneuf River
Pocatello Fire Department
East Bench
Idaho Safety Director Warns on July Drowning Risk
Boise reports State Safety Director E T Spencer urged swimmers to follow safety rules to prevent drownings. He advised not swimming alone or when overheated, waiting an hour after eating, knowing water depth, and avoiding horseplay.
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Boise
E. T. Spencer
Spencer
Heath Meets With PCA Officials in Idaho Valley
Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association Directors and Thomas Heath of Preston met to discuss the 1941 policy, crops, and prices. Loans outstanding total 1,400,000 dollars. A Spokane Sun Valley meeting is planned for mid July with local officials T. W. Smith Rexburg and others attending. Heath also leads Franklin County Sugar Co and Manitoba Sugar Co. plans indicate 17,000 acres seeded and Heath to spend the summer in Manitoba.
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Eastern Idaho Production Credit Association
Thomas Heath
Preston
Heath
Franklin County Sugar Company
Manitoba
Fort Gerry
Canada
Sheriff Finds Abandoned Car Near University Hangar
The sheriff's office reports locating a car with New Jersey plate LN53 U abandoned beside the Buckskin valley road near the university hangar.
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Sheriff's Office
New Jersey
University
Buckskin Valley Road
Finland War Tragedy Under German Overlay Figures
The article analyzes Finland under threat in World War II, describing its alignment with Germany as protector and the resulting loss of sovereignty. It recalls Hitler’s claim of protection and notes past aid failures from 1939 as the Red Army advanced, with Mannerheim's lament for Western aid and costly defense.
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Finland
Germany
Russia
Adolf Hitler
Narvik
Arctic
Norway
Hitler
Sweden
Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim
Weather Outlook: Partly Cloudy Tonight With Showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers over the mountains. Cooler Friday in the eastern portions.
Pocatello Women Honored By Wives of U P Officials
Wives of Union Pacific officials honored Mrs. Edna R. Ross wife of former Idaho governor at a lunch in the Union Station restaurant. Other guests included Mrs. J D Tate of Wellesville Utah and Mrs. Marjorie Jones and Mrs. Leva Lindsay of Pocatello. They attend the Supreme Forest Woodmen circle golden anniversary in Omaha.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Edna R. Ross
C. Ben Ross
Idaho
Union Station
Ross
Pocatellan
Parma
J. D. Tate
Wellesville
Utah
Marjorie Jones
Leva Lindsay
Pocatello
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Golden
Union Pacific Old Timers’ Auxiliary
Supreme Woodmen Circle
Tate
Jones
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