Hall Given Suspended Jail Sentence
Noah Hall a 25 year old resident of Fort Hall was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in district court for the traffic death of Mrs Mildred Marie Cooke Mattingly wife of Walter C Mattingly. He received a two to ten year sentence suspended on parole to his attorney with jury urging leniency.
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Noah Hall
Fort Hall
Mildred Marie Cooke Mattingly
Walter C. Mattingly
Jay L. Downing
State
Hall
Ben Peterson
Henry T. Jensen
Tyhee
Austin
Mattingly
Doris Deane Mattingly
William Evans
Chicago
Evans
Nedra
Ristau Holds Cards Down In Salt Lake City Victory
Lefty Mel Ristau pitched four hit ball leading Salt Lake City to a 6 to 0 win over Pocatello. Bees stay within two games of Pioneer league pace-setters Ogden Reds as Ristau gains relief with solid defense and limited walks. Attendance 1,635. Time 1:44.
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Salt Lake City
Mel Ristau
Pocatello
Ristau
Bees
Ogden Reds
Twin Falls
Ted Kakoliris
Mel Wasley
Bob Joratz
Curtis
Ernie Peters
Hal Dobson
Pocatello Wrh &A
Ee Bensmilier
Gamat
Andrade
Wasley
Kakoliris
E. Petersen
Peterson
Moresco
Enos
Robello
Cavalli
Morseco
Bensmiller
Skelley
Peters
Dobson
Distau
East Idaho to Join Food Stamp Program Plan
The article outlines East Idaho's plan to participate in the Food Stamp Program, listing eight counties to begin by August 1 and eight more to start by September 1. Counties named include Bannock Bonneville Bingham Franklin Bear Lake Caribou Power Oneida Jefferson Madison and Teton.
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East
Idaho
Bannock
Bonneville
Bingham
Franklin
Bear Lake
Caribou
Power
Oneida
Jefferson
Madison
Teton
Camp plan outlines orange and blue surplus food stamps
Eligible public assisted participants under the plan voluntarily buy orange colored food order stamps matching their former purchases and receive free half as many blue surplus stamps. Each stamp is worth 25 cents and redeemable at participating stores. orange stamps cover all foods for home consumption while blue stamps apply to designated surplus foods. Redemption is made by the federal government at face value.
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Fremont
Butte, Clark, Custer
Lemhi
Pocatello Climate Fickle Says Bard
Poet H T Pome jests about changing weather patterns in Pocatello noting a 62 high and 47 low on a March day, rain amount, sunrise and moonrise times, and a forecast for cloudy warmer weather with a playful verse on the cyclical seasons.
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Pocatello
Bard
J. D
Coast League games postponed and results reported
Coast League contests were delayed in Los Angeles at Portland due to wet grounds. San Diego defeated Oakland 4 to 2, while Sacramento beat Hollywood 7 to 3.
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Los Angeles
Portland
San Diego
Oakland
Sacramento
Hollywood
Youths Close State Meet Ends with Elections and Prizes
Boise June 28 Youths finished a week of democracy in action at the state boys' camp. One hundred fifty two participants conducted a day of legislative mock government, with state county and city officials elected and camp activities completed despite rain. Camp director Norman B. Adkison called it the most successful boys' state yet as examinations and a softball tourney were postponed to tomorrow.
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Boise
Boise Air Base
American Legion
Norman B. Adkison
Camp Bonneville
Idaho
Battle Lines Form Across Former Poland as Steel Clashes
Finnish rail traffic near Hanko base linked to potential battles over strategic area as World War II era fronts split continents. Field Marshal Mannerheim urges Finnish troops toward a holy war against Russia while Pope Pius XII contemplates the war’s world view and Italy backs Germany and Russia.
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Helsinki
Turku
Hanko
Finland
Russia
White Sea
Black
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim
Pope Prus XII
St. Peter
Germany
Italy
Idahoan Criticizes Washington War Policies In Speech
An Idaho speaker denounces U S war plans and advocates pacific policy while blaming wartime moves on Washington officials. He cites convoys and officials Knox and Stimson and argues mothers and public opinion must stop U S involvement. Actress Lillian Gish speaks on propaganda and patriotism, urging a choice between England and America.
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America
Knox
Stimson
Clark
Atlantic
Pacific
Russia
Finland
Miss Gish
England
Collision Reported In East Center Street Crash
Mrs. William A. Petersen of 855 East Whitman told police Saturday at 5 30 p m that a machine owned by the Pacific Fruit and Produce Company struck the rear of her sedan in the 200 block on East Center Street.
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William A. Petersen
East Whitman
East Center
Pacific Fruit & Produce Company
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers to Meet December Quota
Bannock county American Red Cross urges volunteers to open the production room every weekday afternoon to reach a large December quota. Since January 1 an emergency order produced 183 hospital bedside bags for San Francisco area army hospitals, plus 65 layettes and 125 first aid bandages for Pacific camps. Women from Arimo to Pocatello knitted dresses, skirts, shirts, robes, socks, sweaters, mittens, beanies, and hoods totaling many items this year.
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Bannock County
American Red Cross
E. C. White
White
San Francisco
Pacific
Arimo
Downey
Lava Hot Springs
McCammon
Grace
Pocatello
Nazi Claim Victories Across Eastern Front
Berlin reports hint at big week of German advances toward Moscow with 97th Soviet division said broken up and destroyed. DNB cites tanks and planes destroyed, while Minsk reportedly captured and RAF and shipping losses noted near England. Axis sources predict broader European unity against bolshevism.
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DNB
Red Army
Comines
Lille
France
London
Bremen
Berlin
Moscow
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Europe
Hitler
Ankara
Minsk
White Russia
Ukraine
Hitler Struggles as Nazi Aid Dilemmas Mount in Berlin
The piece notes Berlin’s mood of desperation amid Nazi setbacks and changing axis plans as Hitler’s aides face difficult tasks. It associates the bear symbol with Russia and hints at shifts in the “new order” strategy, suggesting mounting pressure on Nazi leadership.
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Soviet
Russia
Hitler
Berlin
Young Boys Report Missing From Home
Police advised at 2 20 p m Saturday that Donald 11 and Loren Johnson missing from 228 Willard since Friday, urgency noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Johnson
Willard
Donald
Loren
Dividend Declared by Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan
At the last board meeting Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan Association declared a 3 percent per annum dividend on all shares as of July 1. The association’s funds are invested in local first mortgages and private investments rose 53 percent in 1940. In Patello, 1940 saw 91 new home permits, 114 remodeling permits, with 97 and 46 in prior years respectively.
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The
Guaranty Federal Savings and Loan Association
Pocatello
Obituary for Louis Troup pioneer resident of Pocatello
Funeral services for Louis Troup of 338 West Bridger were held with Rev. Paul De F. Mortimore officiating. Pallbearers were J. G. Benolken H. H. Locke Willard Lund Clark Schlegel J. J. Kamm and Golden Burrus. Mrs. Cleon B. Smith sang two solos with piano by Mrs. Muir Hahn. Interment was in Mountainview Cemetery.
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Louis Troup
West Bridger
Pocatello
Paul de F. Mortimore
J. G. Benolken
H. H. Locke
Willard Lund
Clark Schlegel
J. J. Kamm
Golden Burrus
Cleon B. Smith
Muir Hahn
Harry DeLate
Mountainview Cemetery
Funeral Rites Set For Michael C MecNichols in Pocatello
Funeral services for Michael C MecNichols 76 die Thursday will be at 10 am Monday at St Joseph Cathedral North Hayes avenue with Rev Fr J A O Connor presiding Interment in Mountainview cemetery He was born April 13 1865 Fond du Lac Wisconsin came to Pocatello in 1908 ran the Commercial cigar store then worked at Solo cigar store Surviving are his widow two sons James E and Sheriff D A McNichols a daughter Sarah E Devaney six grandchildren three brothers W H and David C McNichols Denver and Joseph L McNichols Pocatello a sister Mrs Emma Haley Valentine Nebraska.
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Michael C. MecNichols
St. Joseph's Cathedral
North Hayes Avenue
J. A. O'Connor
Mountainview Cemetery
Fond du Lac
Wis
John J
Mary Lucid McNichols
Pocatello
W. H. and
David C. McNichols
Denver, Colo
Joseph L. McNichols
Emma Haley
Valentine, Neb
Comedian Richard Carle Dies at 69 in Hollywood
Hollywood reports the death of Richard Carle at 69 after a heart attack suffered during work on a Deanna Durbin film. Fellow actor Walter Catlett replaces him in the production, ending Carle’s 30 year career as a comedian playwright and composer.
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Hollywood
Richard Carle
Carle
Deanna Durbin
Walter Catlett
Gov Clark to Speak at 12th Swedish Midsummer Festival
Gov Chase Clark will address attendees at the 12th annual Sven ska midsommartinget Swedish midsummer festival in North Coeur d Alene on June 28. Inland Empire Swedish Americans invite Danish Norwegian and Finnish groups. Dr W M Landeen of Washington State College spoke last year to 7 050 attendees.
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Coeur D'Alene
Chase Clark
Inland Empire
W. M. Landeen
Washington State College
Transit strike averted in New York amid contract dispute
A threatened Tuesday strike on New York City's transit system was avoided as Mayor LaGuardia and CIO President Murray agreed to continue city contracts with the Transport Workers union pending a court ruling on legality. The case likely won t be decided until fall.
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New York
New York City
F. H. LaGuardian
CIO
Philip Murray
Transport Workers Union
Jameson Captures Pacific Northwest Women's Golf Title
Betty Jameson of San Antonio defeated Sissy Green of Portland 6 and 5 to win the Pacific Northwest women's golf championship in Spokane. Jameson set a Spokane Country Club course record with a 75 in the morning round.
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Spokane
Wash
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Pacific Northwest
Sissy Green
Portland
Miss Jameson
Spokane Country Club Course
Workers in Pittsburgh to Work Fourth of July
For the first time on record steel workers in the Pittsburgh district will work on the Fourth of July. Pressing defense needs are the reason. The men will be paid time and a half as the Fourth is a holiday in the CIO contract with large steel companies.
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Pittsburgh
CIO
Car Accident Near Grace Injures Los Angeles Man
Floyd Dewey a 38 year old telephone company employee from Los Angeles was reported in serious condition at Soda Springs county hospital after a solo crash near Beadh one mile south of Grace Friday night. His car left the highway and overturned in a borrow pit, tearing a shoe from his foot and causing brain concussion back injuries and chest trauma. The crash was blamed on excessive speed and loose gravel. Dewey’s car traveled 150 feet after leaving the road and rolled several times. Dewey is a nephew of Grace postmaster L H Merrian and was visiting Grace on vacation.
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Grace
Floyd Dewey
Los Angeles Telephone Company
Soda Springs County
Beadh
Here
Dewey
Mildred Burk
Beach
Alma Marley
Marley
L. H. Merrian
Dozen Take Fire Course at Idaho Southern University
Dozen southern and eastern Idaho youths enrolled in the N Y A forestry course at Idaho Southern University travel to Mink creek west fork for primary fire control instruction. ISU director William C Park says the program yields 140 hours forestry work and 20 hours fire control per month under forest service supervision.
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Idaho
Idaho Southern University
West Fork
Mink Creek
William C. Park
ISU
Park
Forest Service
Forest Rangers
J. L. Davis
Weston Potter
St. Anthony
John Elliot
Hamer
William
Bill) Howell
Charles Coble
Boise
Donald Pace
Roberts
Bishel Halathorne
Wilder
Boyd Ellis
Moreland
Allen Chandler
Gibersons Tie Knot In Ogden Utah Wedding
Mrs Irene Gerhart of 241 Taft avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Ethel Irene to Phillip B Giberson on June 19 in Ogden Utah. Rev Wm A Tyler officiated. The couple plan to reside in Stockton California after a coast honeymoon.
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Irene Gerhart
Taft Avenue
Ethel Irene
Phillip B. Giberson
Ogden
Utah
Wm. A. Tyler
First Congregational Church
Pocatello High School
Vocational Department
Idaho Southern University
Kirby Company
Stockton
California
Giberson
Gibersons
Heat TriumpS Over 50 at Mass in Rochester Park
In Rochester New York today 50 people out of 12 000 attending a pontifical high mass at an international league baseball park were overcome by extreme heat of 96 degrees. About 130 choir boys also received emergency treatment during the Catholic students mission crusade observance.
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Rochester
N. Y
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Guintini
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Ee Robello
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Cavilli
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Pocatello Certs
H. T. Pome
Coast League
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L'Osservatore Romano
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Poland
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Red Cross
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United States
Dienst Aus Deutschland
Ballon
Camp Davis
N. C
M. C. McNichols
North
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