Churchill Reports British Army Casualties in Italy to June
Prime Minister Churchill told Parliament that British army losses from the Italy campaign from the landings to the fall of Rome totaled 73,122 with 14,331 killed 47,966 wounded and 10,825 missing. He noted four year British war casualties total 667,159. US and allied casualty figures were updated, including 178,677 army and 46,705 navy.
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London
Churchill
House of Commons
Italy
Rome
Cassino
Anzio
United States
Texas arrest tied to June Invasion of Fort Worth
Fort Worth officers report Onie Prichard a 30 year old hotel porter charged with receiving stolen property in connection with a June 19 raid targeting nine black residents. Police say stolen goods from the Union Pacific station and Bannock hotel were recovered at a residence linked to the defendants and pawn shops. Prichard reportedly waived extradition and had left for Texas weeks earlier.
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Onie Prichard
Fort Worth
Tex
Y. D. Black
Union Pacific Railroad
Robert FE. Gough
Punchard
Harvey Willams
Audrey Williams
Dewey Robinson
Lydia Bell Washington
J. D
Buster) Puichard
Skinner Prichard
Audrey Turner
Addie Ruby
Annie Bell Williams
Ogden
Utah
Bob Puemire
Pocatello Avenue
Theodore McKnelly Receives Wings at Douglas Field
Theodore T. McKnelly of Pocatello Idaho received his wings and rating as flight officer in the army air forces after graduating from advanced pilot training class 44-F. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Otto P McKnelly and studied at Brigham Young University before entering military service.
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Douglas Army Airfield
Ariz
Theodore T. McKnelly
Pocatello
Army Air Forces
F/O McKnelly
Otto P. McKnelly
North Garfield
Pocatello High School
Brigham Young University
Republican tariff plank pledges protection and free trade balance
Tom Heath of Idaho states the Republican tariff plank will protect American workers farmers and industry with a fair protective tariff while supporting world trade to repair postwar wastes. The plan urges removal of unnecessary barriers and promotes reciprocal bilateral trade agreements to open markets for the United States.
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Chicago
Tom Heath
Preston
Idaho
Republican Party
Heath
Alfred Landon
America
Congress
Final Rites Announced For Tularemia Victim
Funeral services are set for William O'Brian Grimm 25 who died Sunday in Soda Springs. He contracted tularemia handling wild rabbits and will be buried in Bancroft cemetery. He was born October 4 1918 in Pocatello, married Helen Reed, and survived by his parents wife two children and two sisters.
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William O'Brian Grimm
Soda Springs
Bancroft L.ds
Grimm
Pocatello
David W
Filla Merrick Grimm
Bancroft
Helen Reed
Idaho
Hawaii
L.D.S
Childern
Gary
David
Norman Wolford
Richard Nelson
Downard Mortuary
Downey
Bancroft Cemetery
Funeral services held for Jewell A Chapman in Aberdeen
Funeral services for Jewell A Chapman 27 of Aberdeen drowned at Hebgen Lake on June 17 were conducted Sunday at 2 p.m. in Aberdeen High School auditorium by Rev. Edgar E Toeve. A mixed quartet performed with Mrs Sam Neeley as accompanist. Pallbearers included Leroy Beck Bill Morris Ottis Waford Dick Dunn Clifford Savage and Ferrell Westover. Flower girls and organizers listed. Burial followed at Aberdeen Cemetery under Sandberg funeral home of Blackfoot supervision.
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Jewell A Chapman
Aberdeen
Hebgen Lake
Aberdeen High School
Edgar E. Toeve
The
Presbyterian Church
Wesley Jones
Ed Neal
Loren Sherbence
Neal
Sam Neeley
Leroy Beck
Bill Morris
Ottis Waford
Dick Dunn
Clifford Savage
Ferrell Westover
Katheryn Becker
Elva Anderson
Zelda Herzog
Evelyn Covington
Aston Hawes
Ethel Westover
Margaret Toevs
Mary Ann Johnson
Beth Lou Johnson
Barbara Line
Annice Toevs
Stella Wiebe
Lauretta Phillips
Mildred Mitchell
Tone Phillips
Lois Hege
Aberdeen Cemetery
Sandberg Funeral Home
Blackfoot
Bicycle Car Collision Injures Teen Near Pocatello
Paul Binzhara 16 of 240 South Third was injured when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Haywood Hollowell from the Pocatello Army Air Field. Bingham returning from state guard drill cut in front of the Hollowell car. Binzhara taken to St Anthony hospital for head cut examination by Dr Hughart.
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Paul Binzhara
South Third
Haywood Hollowell
Pocatello Army Air Field
South Second
Bingham
State Guard Armory
Hollowell
St. Anthony Hospital
H.H Hughart
Funeral services for William O Grimm in Bancroft
Funeral services for William O Grimm, 25, of Bancroft, will be held Wednesday at 2 p m at the L D S stake house in Bancroft with Bishop Asa Hateh officiating. Interment will be in Bancroft cemetery. The body will be taken to the home.
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William C. Grimm
William O Grimm
Bancroft
L.ds
Asa Hateh
Card of Thanks for Baby Bert Lee Loss
We express sincere thanks to friends for kindness during our bereavement in the loss of baby Bert Lee and for the floral tributes. From Mrs. J. Palser and Family.
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Bert Lee
J. Palser
Po Catello Junior Chamber Sponsorship Supports Circus
The Po Catello Junior Chamber of Commerce earned funds from sponsoring the Siebrand Brothers Circus and dedicates the proceeds to community improvement projects benefiting residents.
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Pocatello
Siebrand Brothers Circus
Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Navy to Offer Free Rides with Link Trainer Display
The Navy plans a free public display of the Link trainer at Hill Bros. Auto Co. in Pocatello after delays, with hours 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. daily through Saturday. Navy instructors Hannah Barnes and Lillian Baker will guide visitors and pilots, issuing red ink charts of their flight path. Lt. (jg) Anne Dorsey will discuss opportunities for young women in the Waves.
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Boise
Twin Falls
Seattle
Tacoma
Montana
Navy
Pocatello
Hill Bros. Auto Co
South Arthur Avenue
Hannah Barnes
Blackfoot
Lillian Baker
Naval Air Station
Anne Dorsey
Warren challenges GOP at Chicago convention
Gov. Earl Warren of California returned to the Republican stage in Chicago urging the party to place principles above individuals. He argued for victory for the troops, broader opportunity for all Americans, and lasting peace, while contrasting Washington Democrats with an America led by Republicans.
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Chicago
Earl Warren
California
Warren
America
Washington
White House
Chauffeurs Licenses Expire July 1 Renewal
Sheriff Alma Marley announces all chauffeurs licenses expire July 1 and must be renewed before then. Licenses may be purchased at the sheriff's office in the county courthouse.
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Alma Marley
Ensign Whitaker Arrives on Leave Before Wedding
Ensign Lewis Albert Whitaker son of Mr and Mrs Whitaker arrived home on leave after two months at Jacksonville Fla where he completed operational training He enlisted in the navy air corps in September 1942 and earned his wings April 1 1944 He is assigned to dive bombing He will wed Miss Christina Watson of Deland Fla Thursday in the Logan Temple A reception for friends will be held Friday in the fourth ward LDS recreation hall.
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Lewis Albert Whitaker
W. P. Whitaker
Jacksonville
Fla
Ensign Whitaker
Navy Air Corps
Logan Temple
Christina Watson
Deland
Fourth Ward
Reclamation Office Opens at Boise
The U S bureau of reclamation regional office in Boise will be fully staffed in weeks to advance final studies of post war projects. It will cover Idaho except Bear River, Washington, Oregon except Klamath, part of Montana in the Columbia basin, and part of Wyoming in the Snake river drainage. Regional Director Frank Banks calls it a de centralizing move to bring operations closer to the scene.
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Boise
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Frank Banks
Idaho
Bear River
Washington
Oregon
Klamath Project
Montana
Columbia Basin
Wyoming
Snake River
Banks
Bureau of Reclamation
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Texas
Helena Rubinstein
Helene Rubinstein
Ford Drug CO
East Center
Theodore McKnelly
Dowmar
GOP
Reclamation
Pocatello Drug
Mom Naras
Montgomery Ward
Wards
Gey
South Main
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