Axis Powers Promise to Stop Russia and Red Advances
London reports a military backed pledge by Germany and Italy that Soviet troops will halt further advances in Romania beyond ceded areas. Bucharest seeks aid while Russian seizures of sugar and wheat in annexed zones heighten tensions. Carpathian relocation plans mounce as censorship tightens and abroad reports hint at German troubles.
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Associated Press
Germany
Italy
Rumania
Moscow
Bucharest
Rome
Berlin
Carol of
Romania
Old
Carpathian Mountain District
Bulgaria
Carpathians
Paris
Netherlands
Italians Lose Balbo Noted Fascist Aide
Rome reports Italo Balbo and nine others perished when their plane was shot down over Tobruk Libya. The casualties include Tripoli's consul general and Balbo newspaper editor and two relatives. Mussolini ordered flags at half staff and Italy’s broadcasting system halted in tribute. Balbo, key fascist leader and transatlantic flier, helped organize the blackshirt militia and led the 1922 march on Rome.
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Rome
Italo Balbo
Tobruk
Libya
Tripoli
Balbo
Corriere Padano
Signor Ferrara
Florio Gino
Mussolini
High Command
Armed Forces of
Italy
Chicago
New York
Piazza Venezia
Italy's War Role Minor in Mediterranean Ambitions
The article argues Italy's prospects against Britain in the Mediterranean are limited while Britain stands unbroken at home. Germany cannot spare Italy heavy air or ground strength for a bold attack on Gibraltar or Suez. It notes Italy's chances depend on shifts in the broader war and questions whether such an assault is desirable or feasible.
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Italy
Gibraltar
Suez
Kirke L. Simpson
Germany
Mediterranean
England
Britain
Bees rally to edge Cardinals in Salt Lake City
In Salt Lake City the Bees beat the Cardinals 8 to 7 as Salt Lake moved two games ahead in the Pioneer League series. A ninth inning rally by Salt Lake produced the decisive runs after Pocatello led 6-4 entering the eighth.
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Salt Lake City
Pocatello’s
Cardinals
Bees
Paul Piscovich
Mel Marlowe
Ray Perry
Salt Lake
Kees
Larry Jansen
Marlowe
City Urges Water Conservation Amid Shortage
City officials warn of a severe water shortage due to a prolonged dry spell and urge citizens to conserve water, repair leaks, and stop watering during fires. Current daily use is about 6.5 million gallons with 7.4 million gallons available from wells and creeks. A new well and pump expected within 30 days may add 2.88 million gallons daily.
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Mink Creek
Gibson Jack Creek
Rainey
Assault charge filed against Steincamp over $16 dispute
Alfred G. Cook swore out a complaint before Justice William Ryan charging Edward Steincamp, operator of a second hand store, with assault with a deadly weapon. Cook alleged Steincamp struck him with an iron bar during a dispute over $16. Bond set at $1,000.
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Alfred G. Cook
William Ryan
Edward Steincamp
Cook
Steincamp
Ryan
Japs Seek Dominance By Creating Asian Sphere
Tokyo June 29 Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita outlined a policy to form an Asiatic sphere with Japan as dominant, shifting from a status quo stance. Washington signals opposed Monroe doctrine projection as he spoke of stabilized spheres among closely related peoples leading to permanent peace.
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Tokyo
Hachiro Arita
Japan
East Asia
Washington
South Seas
French Moroccan Situation Serious in Tangier Report
Tangier reports a serious situation as commerce is paralyzed and unrest grows in the French Moroccan area. Official sources say northern Africa has submitted to Petain's government, but doubts linger over fleet loyalty at Alexandria and other eastern Mediterranean ports.
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Madrid
Morocco
Tangier
Gibraltar
Africa
Henri Petain
Germany
Italy
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Band Here Pocatello to Host Ernie Fields Monday
Warren Williams, manager, says Ernie Fields' 15 piece band plus an entertainer will perform Monday at the Dance Gardens. An intermission floor show is planned. Williams notes a $1,000 air conditioning system makes the Gardens the coolest ballroom in Idaho, supplying 60,000 cubic feet of fresh air per minute.
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Pocatello
Ernie Fields
Dance Gardens
Warren Williams
Williams
Fields
Idaho
Group Cancels Meet Due to Legion Carnival
There will be no meeting of the 40 ot 8 Monday evening because of the American Legion sponsored carnival and celebration, according to Roy Christensen.
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Roy Christensen
Last Rites for Local Resident Jacob Schild
Funeral services for Jacob Schild who died last Wednesday were held Saturday afternoon with Rev. G. E. Nitz of the Lutheran church officiating. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery.
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Jacob Schild
G. E. Nitz
Lutheran Church
Pleasant Valley Brothern Church
L. K. Adalph
Henry Kranzler
Alvin Kranzler
Kiese
Louise Liese
Leontina Kranzler
Esther
Bertha Burgemeister
Louie
Albert Burgemeister
Reds Tie Series With 7 3 Victory Over Cowboys
Pete Hughes had three hits and four RBIs while Erickson held Twin Falls to six hits as Ogden’s Reds won 7-3. The win evened the three game set at one apiece and featured strong hitting from O Boyle Lundburg and Lombardi with key runs in the third and fifth innings. Sinnott, Ogden left fielder, handled seven chances.
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OGDEN
Pete Hughes
Erickson
Reds
Twin Falls Cowboys
O’boyle
Lundburg
Sinnott
Twin Falls
O'Boyle
Lombardi
Steinback
Linemen needed for Minidoka power system vacancies
Civil service officials announce an examination to fill current and future lineman vacancies on the Minidoka power system. Applications must be filed with the secretary of the board of examiners, Bureau of Reclamation, Burley by July 16. Further details available at the local post office.
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Minidoka
Civil Service
Idaho Attorneys To Attend State Convention Here
Pocatello lawyers will play lead roles as the Idaho State Bar holds a two day convention here. Walter H. Anderson will preside, R D Merrill will lead a discussion on title examinations and abstracts, and F M Bistline will speak on a legislative drafting bureau.
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Idaho
Pocatello
Idaho State Bar Association
Walter H. Anderson
R. D. Merrill
F. M. Bistline
Fifth Judicial Bar Association
L. H. Anderson
L. E. Glennon
O. R. Baum
Pocallo
Abe Goff
Moscow
Northern Idaho
C. W. Thomas
Burley
Sam S. Griffin
Boise
Bar Association
Robert M. Terrell
Fifth District
Griffin
Memorial Building
Donald B. Anderson
Gate City Band Plans 7 15 P M Park Concert
The Pocatello municipal band moves its Ross park Sunday concert to 7 15 p m from 8 15 p m due to cool weather. Sousa U S Field Artillery andovertures by Suppe Strauss Brahms and others featured. Echoes from the Metropolitan includes selections from La Reine de Saba Tannhauser Cavalleria Rusticana and more.
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Pocatello Municipal Band
Ross Park
Guy Gates
Gates
Sousa
U. S. Field Artillery
Suppe
Strauss
Ganne
Brahms
Ireland
Barnard
Paderwiski
Schubert
Weekend Forecast With Showers and Cooler Temperatures
The region expects mostly cloudy skies on Sunday and Monday with local thundershowers. Cooler conditions will follow Sunday, bringing a drop in temperatures and modest relief from heat.
Turkey calls million men to arms in bulgarian threat
ISTANBUL reports military sources say Turkey could mobilize at least a million men if Bulgaria mobilizes. Daylight saving time begins to conserve resources as the fleet anchors off the Bosporus and Anatolian troops move to the Bulgarian border. Authorities show a nation marshaling land sea and air forces to deter a possible Balkan conflict.
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Russia
Bessarabia
Bucovina
Rumania
Germany
Moscow
Reich
Hungary
Transylvania
Bulgaria
Stalin
Dobruja
Turkey
Black Sea
Aegean
Yugoslavia
Rumcinia
Istanbul
Bosporus
Idaho Falls Beats Boise 8-3 In Pioneer League Clash
Idaho Falls Russets toppled Boise Pilots 8 to 3 as John Zar spun a six hit game and struck out nine. Boise led 3-2 before Idaho Falls plated five in the seventh, aided by Mayer and Reser doubles and Zar’s arm.
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Idaho Falls
Boise
Pilots
John Zar
Zar
Mayer
Reser
Egnatic
Donovan
Susee and
Adams
Zar and Mayer
Fire damages car in South Fifth Avenue blaze
A blaze in the 200 block on South Fifth Avenue at 6 05 p m Friday damaged a car owned by Carol Hendricks with minor wiring damage. The West Side Fire Department says a shorted wire likely caused the fire.
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Carol Hendricks
South Fifth Avenue
West Side
Legion Post to Sponsor July 4 Celebration in Pocatello
Pocatello residents will enjoy two days of activities July 3 and 4 planned by Legion Post No. 4. The Crowley united show opens Monday near Idaho Southern University stadium with a carnival and a large fireworks display on July 3 and 4. Races for youths and an old soldiers race highlight the program, plus bicycle races on July 4 and 25 prizes from local merchants. Pioneer league baseball at Idaho Falls opens a four game series with the Cardinals starting July 2, including two games on July 4.
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Pocatello
Pocatello Post No
American Legion
Crowley United
The
Legion Post
Idaho Southern University
Post
University Stadium
Roy Christensen
Legion
Idaho Falls
Cardinals
Heat Wave Persists in Poca Tello and Vicinity
The temperature reached 95 degrees Saturday with a partly cloudy Sunday offering little relief. Friday night cooled to 49, among the coolest nights since the heat wave began on June 15. The month’s rainfall totals 0.35 inches, compared with the 29 day normal of 1.05 inches.
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Pocatello
Mercury
Weather outlook for Sunday and Monday
Partly cloudy conditions with local thunderstorms likely in the south portion. Cooler temperatures are expected across the area with a drop from today’s highs. Stronger storms may affect southern counties while northern areas stay drier.
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South Portion
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