Lwow Minsk Fall As Germans Claim Gains
Boise reports seven civilian conservation corps camps closed as part of a national CCC reduction. Executive officer Lieut. Vernon R. Johnson stated closures include Alexander Flats Ketchum Council Pollack and Five Mile in Idaho and Keating and Harper in Oregon.
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Boise
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Vernon R. Johnson
Boise District
Alexander Flats
Ketchum
Council, Pollack
Five Mile
Idaho
Keating and
Harper
Ore
British Claim Success In Desert Fight In Syria
The Associated Press reports British forces completed the encirclement of Palmyra, a French stronghold in central Syria, with further advances in Damascus and the coast. Paris says British attacks failed with heavy losses along the front as fighting rages toward the Damascus Beirut corridor. Ankara vows to block France sending troops or war supplies via Turkish soil. RAF bombers renew attacks on Germany after weather delays.
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Associated Press
Middle East
Palmyra
Syrian Desert
Damascus
Beirut
Lebanon
Ankara
Turkey
Syria
France
R.A.F
Germany
Clark Scouts Bootlegging Rumor Debunked by Idaho Governor
Idaho Governor Clark dismissed bootlegging claims about liquor from neighboring states as unfounded after touring the panhandle. He cited higher liquor costs in Washington than Idaho and noted road projects underway with highway delegations in Coeur d Alene and Bonners Ferry. He also received a lodge at Heyburn Park from the National Park Service and spoke in Creston B C.
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Boise
North Idaho
Clark
Washington
Idaho
Panhandle
Lewis-Clark Highway
Heyburn Park
National Park Service
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Meeting At Bonners Ferry
Creston
B. C
Board of Trade
Coeur d'Alene
Collision kills two youths near St George Utah
A head on crash near St George Utah killed Leah Miller 17 and Rodney Anderson 17 and injured nine others including driver Claude Eugene Henson 16 and Jimmy Stewart. State Patrol identified circumstances and the injured as passengers in the two vehicles from Cedar City and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George
Utah
Jimmy Stewart
L. A. Porter
Lorin B. Squires
Claude Eugene Henson
Lex Shields
Cedar City
Leah Miller
Henson
William H. Miller
Washington
Rodney Anderson
Russell Anderson
Cadar City
Stewart
US Flyers Take Leading Role in Action Over Northern France
London reports say the American Eagle squadron has led recent RAP sweeps over northern France. Fighters are said to be “extremely well” in strikes against German bases across the English Channel. The Eagle squadron, composed of American volunteers, is commanded by Squadron Leader William Erwin Gibson Taylor of New York.
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London
R.A.P
France
English Channel
Eagle Squadron
William Erwin Gibson Taylor
New York
Hogs Bring $10.60 at Bannock County Pool Bid
Grace hog pool ships two carloads on Tuesday to Cudahy Packing Co after selling today at $10.60 per hundred for tops. This bid marks the highest price yet offered for Bannock county hog pools, beating the $10.35 per hundred record set two weeks ago for Grace and Downey pools.
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Grace Hog Pool
Cudahy Packing Company
Bannock County
Grace and
Downey
FBI Rounds Up 29 Suspected Spies in Nationwide Sweep
In a two year espionage probe led by J Edgar Hoover authorities arrest 29 suspected spies across four states including two Norden bombsight and Sperry bombsight workers Herman Lang and Everett Minster Roeder. Five already in custody. Bail set at 425000.
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Herman Lang
Norden
Everett Minster Roeder
New York City
Brooklyn
Sperry
Uruguay
Sandy Hook
Lang
Roeder
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
U. S
United States
Britain
Hoover
Scores From the American and National Leagues
Detroit and Chicago played a low scoring game with shared pitching notes by Gorsica Rowe and Tebbetts against Rigney and Tresh. Cleveland beat St Louis as Feller and Hemsley faced Gatehouse and Ferrell. New York and Boston had a scoreless affair while Philadelphia and Brooklyn added a 9 to 0 line at one point. Chicago faced Cincinnati and St Louis met Pittsburgh in night games.
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Cleveland
St. Louis
Feller
Hemsley
Gatehouse and
Ferrell
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Idaho Cadets Named in Navy Announcement
The navy announced 335 aviation cadets with Idaho residents among them. Boise’s Robert Gene Long, Lewiston’s Wolfie William Roberts, Pocatello’s Jack Richard Sessions, and Bert Eugene Weston are listed as qualified cadets from Idaho.
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Washington
Navy
Idaho
Robert Gene Long
Boise
Wolfie William Roberts
Lewiston
Jack Richard Sessions
Pocatello
Bert Eugene Weston
Nazis Admit Problem In Red Army
The article notes Nazi acknowledgment of a powerful German offensive defense and reports an alleged encirclement of two Soviet armies near Bialystok. It cautions that air loss figures from both sides are unreliable and cites a Red Army counterattack attempt after an initial shock from the German assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Army
Bialystok
Jury hears damage suit in G V Taysom versus Katsilometes
In district court Judge J L Downing hears the case with plaintiff in the stand. Plaintiff from Pocatello in the jewelry and watch repair business seeks 10000 dollars alleging malicious false accusation of grand larceny over two sheep with prior Justice Ryan dismissal noted. Attorneys A L Merrill and B A McDevitt represent plaintiff and defendant respectively.
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G. V. Taysom
G. D. Katsilometes
District Court
J. L. Downing
R. J. Schumacher
Calvin Yearsley
William Jenkins
Henry Jensen
J. R. Lingo
R. E. Manning
E. R. Buehler
Wilford Curzon
Calvin Munn
Otto Erickson
Fred C. Lewis
Orson Watson
Pocatello
William J. Ryan
Katsilometes
Taysom
Pension Club Gets Call
The Townsend clubs heard from their leader at the sixth national convention a plea to defend the pension plan. Dr. Frances E. Townsend urged dedication during a dark period to safeguard a contented prosperous America and honor those who died in the service of the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Townsend Clubs
Sacred Service
Frances E. Townsend
America
Hunt to Resign as Lava Hot Springs Pool Superintendent
William Hunt, state pool superintendent at Lava Hot Springs, will resign soon to join the army. William Beasley of Pocatello is mentioned as a possible successor. Joe Youngren’s board term for the Lava Hot Springs foundation expires today and Sen. Ben Henderson of Arimo may be named to succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hunt
Lava Hot Springs
William Beasley
Pocatello
Joe Youngren
Lava Hot Springs Foundation
Sen
Ben Henderson
Arimo
Weather Outlook: Clouds North Warmer South Tuesday
Pair tonight and Tuesday forecast notes considerable cloudiness in the north portion with warmer conditions in the south on Tuesday.
Paderewski Dies at 80 After Historic Musical and Political Life
Paderewski 80 renowned pianist and statesman died in New York Pneumonia ended a life that spanned 60 years at the keyboard and 1910s Poland to world leadership Born November 6 1860 in Kurilowka he rose from tragedy to fame later leading Polish forces in WWI and serving as president in 1919 His heart will be buried in Poland with the body entombed elsewhere in New York City guests included his sister and wife.
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New York
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Buckingham
Mme
Antonina Wilkowska
Asa L. Lincoln
Sylvian Starackacz
Liszt and
Rubinstein
Kurilowka
Russian Poland
Pad«ewski
Paderewski
America
United States
France
Poland
Alness
Governors Conference Opens as Roosevelt Urges Unified Effort
President Roosevelt spoke to the 33rd annual governors conference in Boston urging full cooperation among federal and state governments. He warned the coming days would test energy and statesmanship while Gov Harold Stassen read the message. Michigan's Gov Murray Van Wagoner accused the army and navy of creating a real defense bottleneck by slow contracting.
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Boston
Roosevelt
Conference of Governors of the
United States
America
Governors’ Conference
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Army
Navy
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
Warm Weather Forecast Spars With Clouds
A local weather note cites old saying No 4 about temp swings. The writer contrasts last year’s 80/60 with today’s 72/48, noting cloud cover and no reports of precipitation yet fearing a possible shower later.
Utah Weather Briefing: Partly cloudy and scattered showers
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies in Utah Monday night and Tuesday. Expect scattered showers over the mountains of the north and west portions Monday afternoon and evening with slightly warmer conditions in the same regions Tuesday.
Costs Reach New Highs in 1946 Budget Outlook
Washington reports defense driven spending surged to record highs while revenues also set an all time peak. Outlays for the coming year are projected to exceed previous records, with deficits and debt rising as government presses ahead with reconstruction and wartime programs.
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Washington
Treasury
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Far East
Americans Report Dutch Ship Tilted to Torpedo Sinking
The navy confirmed a foreign flag steamer carrying American marines to London was torpedoed with no loss figures released. An authoritative official once named the Dutch vessel Maarsden in British service. Red Cross nurse Mary Beard said six nurses were safe, with uncertainty about total marines aboard.
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Washington
London
Sumner Welles
Red Cross
Welles
Navy
Mary Beard
Harry Holden Dies at 73 in California
Idaho Falls reports the death of Harry Holden at his California home after a long illness. A former Idaho Public Utilities Commissioner and longtime lawyer, Holden left eastern Idaho in 1939. Survivors include wife Mary Clark Holden and sons Harold and Geraldine Holden. brothers Edwin and Arthur W. Holden. sister Nellie Fuller. He and Chase A. Clark were relatives and former partners. Holden began in Idaho Falls and later practiced with his son in Morgan Hill, California. Burial will be in Morgan Hill.
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Idaho Falls
Harry Holden
Clark
California
Idaho Public Utilities Commission
Idaho
Harold Holden
Morgan Hill
Calif
Mary Clark Holden
Chase A. Clark
Harriet Holden
Boise
Geraldine Holden
Caldwell
Mary Holden
Edwin M. Holden
Arthur W. Holden
Holden
Edwin
Nellie Fuller
John J. Pershing
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Intowan
Kearney
Nebr
Public Utilities Commission of Idaho
Utilities Commission
C. Ben Ross
Thomas Coffin
Pocatello
Two area families welcome newborns at local hospitals
In St Anthony hospital Sun jay a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Leilly of 950 North Hawes and a son to Mr and Mrs Luke Ar iana of 504 North Fourth. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Stokes of 306 Randolph yesterday in General hospital.
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St. Anthony Hospital
Sunjay
John Leilly
North Hawes
Luke Ariana
North Fourth
Ernest Stokes
Randolph
General Hospital
Germans claim half way to Moscow as Leningrad conscripts rise
German high command says panzer columns reached roughly 225 miles toward Moscow along the old Napoleonic road as Soviet defenses in the north deteriorate. Leningrad officials conscript all able locals 16 to 60 men and 16 to 45 women to fortify the city, while Minsk and Smolensk reports hint at a tightening German ring and Russian attempts to cut off armored divisions.
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Associated Press
Germany
Moscow
Russia
Baltic Sea
Latvia
Leningrad
Leningrad Soviet
Fastarias Av Sleanhara
Adolf Hitler
Smolensk
Minsk
France Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Soviet Russia
Unoccupied France severs relations with Moscow after days of talks between Petain and Soviet Ambassador Boromoloy. About 200 accredited Russians in France are detained for questioning as roads to Vichy are guarded. Sweden expected to assume Russian interests. Darelan announces the severance.
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Vichy
France
Russia
Marshal Petain
Moscow
United States
Sweden
Petain
A. E. Boromoloy
Germany
Jean Darelan
Texas Holds Close Race In Senate Primary
Dallas reports a tight Texas senate race as Lyndon Johnson leads with 169,974 votes to W. Lee O Daniel's 167,442 less than 15,000 votes separate them. Gerald Mann has 137,197 and Martin Dies 78,972 after 163 counties tally.
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Dallas
W. Lee O'Danie
Lyndon Johnson
United States Senate
Johnson
O’daniel
Election Bureau
O'Daniel
Gerald C. Mann
Martin Dies
Miller Gives Ruling On Idaho Policy Stamping
Boise June 30 Attorney General Bert H Miller told Insurance Director Joel Jenifer that the Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omaha Nebraska may be excused from stamping Idaho policies with issued on the assessment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Bert H. Miller
Joel Jenifer
Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association of Omeaha
Neb
Idaho
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Rigney and Tresh
National League
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Danning
Salvo
Berres
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Podgajny
Harman
Warren
Wyatt and
Owen
Franks
Pocatellans Qualify
By Fred Vanderschmidt
Pension Club
Hunt
By H. T
Ing
Thomas Paine
Mr. Weatherman
Seer Ewereerren
Gulf of Finland
Berlin
White
Hitler
Libau
DNB
Baltic
Rawa Ruska
Murmansk
Dvinsk
Luck
Black Sea
Rome Radio
Texas
Miller Gives Ruling
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