Sun Eclipse Visible Here July 9
New York reports the July 9 solar eclipse path beginning at sunrise in Cascade Idaho and reaching totality in select Idaho towns. The shadow moves across North America with partial coverage from Vancouver to the southern states. Observers plan expeditions in Canada and Russia fields multiple parties.
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Wounded Veteran From Pocatello Recovering in El Paso Hospital
Cpl Ruben Prescott of Pocatello is treated at William Beaumont General Hospital in El Paso for wounds from a German mortar shell and sniper fire. Wounded April 30 while taking prisoners to American lines, he directed rescuers before being evacuated. He wears the Purple Heart and other ribbons and has five months overseas with the 78th Infantry division.
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Idaho
Tribune
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William Beaumont General Hospital
Prescott
78Th Infantry Division
Ellen Prescott
North Lincoln
Corporal Prescott
Army
Miss Victory Queen Contest Set for July Show
Six contenders will vie for the Miss Victory title at a queen contest on July 6 at the Chief theater. The Aero club naval ordnance plant Kraft cheese Union Pacific Grange and trucking industry are selecting the contestants this week for the rodeo queen. The winner will be crowned during the three day Victory rodeo July 13 to 15. Last year’s Miss Victory was Katie Tranmer of the railway clerks.
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Harry Gorby
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Kraft Cheese
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Grange
Trucking Industry
Katie Tranmer
Bannock Men Aid In Destruction 259 Flying Bombs
In two campaigns since last August the 126th AAA gun battalion destroyed 259 V-1 flying bombs. The unit supported Antwerp and London defenses, with 16 American battalions in Antwerp X under Brig. Gen. Clare H. Armstrong. Soldiers from Bannock County include T/5 Rulon B. Whitehead of Grace Idaho and Pfc. Stanley T. Smith of Pocatello. The piece notes broader wartime manpower trends, including increased women employment in trade and service sectors.
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Earl Whitehead
Grace
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Whitehead
Grace High School
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Germany
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Stanley T. Smith
Pocatello
Smith
Pocatello High School
Pfc. Smith
North Garfield
Army
Turning to fish for protein amid meat shortages
With meat scarce and red points in effect, fish offers a wide, plentiful substitute. The piece covers buying frozen fish, thawing guidance, cooking methods for boiling frying and broiling, and a fish ring recipe using salt cod, rice, and mayonnaise.
Police warn of forger with 18 aliases in Boise case
Boise police chief R G Haskin says a 50 year old woman wanted in multiple cities has a felony warrant for cashing bogus checks in Boise Monday under at least 18 aliases. Detectives in Salt Lake City were alerted today as officials seek the suspect.
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Oregon to Execute Kenneth Bailey
Kenneth William Bailey, 26, of Klamath Falls, was sentenced to die in Oregon’s gas chamber for first degree murder of Police Sgt. Ted R. Chambers. Bailey listened to the sentence, then thanked his attorney and left the courtroom. Chambers was fatally shot in a gun battle near Weiser, Idaho, on April 29.
Mexican Waits Hearing in Twin Falls Postponed
Preliminary hearing for Jose Navarro Dominguez a Mexican national charged with assault with intent to commit murder in the shooting of Cipriano Perez Chavez was postponed in probate court until July 10 due to illness of interpreter E J Maestas. Dominguez bail remained at 1000 and Chavez remained in serious condition at Twin Falls county General hospital from a .25 caliber pistol wound puncturing his liver.
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Twin Falls
Jose Navarro Dominguez
Cipriano Perez Chavez
E. J. Maestas
C. A. Bailey
Dominguez’ Ball
Chaves
Twin Falls County General Hospital
Free Presents Stir Protest Over Shipments Abroad
Washington agencies weigh protests to shipments of free food packages to civilians in France. Representative Latham said ads from a New York department store promote bundles with food, hosiery, and personal items risking fraud in the American public and urged action to close the loophole.
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Foreign Economic Administration
Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
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Latham
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New York
France
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Break Threatens SIMLA Conference On Indian Government
At Simla the Waves conference nears collapse due to an impasse between the Moslem and Congress parties over Moslem representation in the proposed interim government. Both sides refuse to yield on Moslem league exclusivity, though some Moslems are not league members.
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National group seeks role in council selection
A party claiming to represent all communities pushes for inclusion in choosing both Moslem and Hindu members of the proposed new executive council. It argues the organization has national reach and should have a voice in appointments.
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