Montpelier to Get Airport Link in Boise Chicago Route
A civil aviation authority expert and Idaho Aero Nautics Director A. A. Bennett plan locating a class 4 airport at Montpelier as a link in a new air route between Chicago and Boise. Consulting Engineer J. W. Fryberger arrived to decide the Boise auxiliary airport site and to survey Montpelier for an airport with radio facilities to connect Pocatello and Rock Springs for direct communication.
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A. A. Bennett
Idaho Aeronautics
Montpelier
Chicago
CAA
J. W. Fryberger
Seattle
Bennett
Pocatello
Rock Springs
Hyde Park Library Dedication of F D R Records
President Roosevelt dedicated a new Hyde Park Library housing his papers and collections. He said the library proves democracy remains strong and government by the people will endure. The building was funded by private subscription and given to the government for preservation and public access.
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Hyde Park
U.S
N. Y
Roosevelt
America
Looking Backward highlights 1940 war moves and 1916 fronts
A June 30 1940 note recalls Soviet air landings to seize Benn garrison and Hitler inspecting the Maginot line forts. It also recalls June 30 1916 reports of Allied successes on three fronts with French gains near Verdun, Russians at Kolomea, and Italian advances in Trentino.
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Associated Press
Benn
Hitler
France
Maginot Line
Thiaumont
Verdun
Kolomea
Galicia
Trentino
Funeral services held for Michael C McNichols
Michael C McNichols, 76, died June 26. Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Monday in St. Joseph's cathedral with Rev. Fr. J. A. O'Connor officiating. Pallbearers were Willard Lund D A McCaskill Pat Williams William Knowles James P. Berry and Fred Roberts. Music by Mrs. Clyde Schoonover. Flower ladies from Royal Neighbors and Palm Leaf circle. Interment followed at Mountainview cemetery family plot.
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Michael C. McNichols
Michael C McNichols
St. Joseph's Cathedral
J. A. O'Connor
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D. A. McCaskill
Pat Williams
William Knowles
James P. Berry
Fred Roberts
Clyde Schoonover
Royal Neighbors
Palm Leaf Circle
Mountainview Cemetery
Blackfoot Youth Enlists in United States Marines
June 30 W. J. Zimmerman a 17 year old resident of Blackfoot Idaho has been accepted for enlistment in the United States Marines The announcement cites his hometown and age as part of the enlistment record from Salt Lake City SALT LAKE CITY.
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Salt Lake City
W. J. Zimmerman
Blackfoot
Idaho
United States
Notice of Idaho Manganese Mining stockholders meeting
The Idaho Manganese Mining Company calls a regular stockholders meeting for Thursday July 24 1941 at 10 A M. at room 218 First Security Bank Building Pocatello Idaho. The purpose is to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business.
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Idaho Manganese Mining Company
First Security Bank
Pocatello
Idaho
Pocatello Police News Items From Around Town
Pocatello officers coordinate with Blackfoot on Henry Johnson a missing 25 year old driver with sedan license 6A 1066. Joratz the Pinecrest center fielder breaks leg in Salt Lake City setback leaves open outfield spot for upcoming games. Juveniles meet Palm Leaf circle at W O W hall tonight. Judy Hatch 18 months taken to General hospital then returned home after coughing fits and mother away. Police report a panel truck sideswiped a Townsend coupe then struck a parked delivery truck on Main near Subiett with license 34 289 registered to Omar Martin.
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Pocatello
Salt Lake City
General Hospital
Joratz
Art Routzong
Cardinal Business
Blackfoot
Henry Johnson
Johnson
Main Street
Charles Townsend
South Third
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Subiett
Grocery Company
North Main
Omar Martin
H. H. Hughart
Judy Marie Hatch
Monroe Hotel
Pocatello Area Officials Plan July 4 Observance
Police report a car break in on West Lander with a tire and wheel valued at 25 dollars. Miss Mines set to speak on nutrition and vitamins at Idaho Power auditorium Tuesday at 2 p m. Filer and Pocatello boys to be returned per Officer Roubidoux.
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Pocatello Police Department
Idaho Falls
Boise
Filer
Intermountain Chevrolet Company
Pocatello
Plymouth
Roubidoux
Margaret Mines
Idaho Power Auditorium
Home Economist Nutrition Bureau
Miss Mines
C. Warren Vickrey
Stolen Spare Wheel and Tire Reported in Local Theft
A spare wheel and tire were stolen from a rear car compartment after forced access. Glick recalls the vehicle was parked near an east side motion picture house or at his home. Marriage licenses issued to Gordell Classburn and Ruby Davis. others from Pocatello and Billings noted. Nearby residents and visitors, including the Carter family and Mrs Ewing, plan extended visits. James Perkins, former Aberdeen resident, whereabouts sought after lunchroom closure near Pocatello airport.
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La‘arr Jones
Malad
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Harvey C. Glick
South Fourth
Gordell Classburn
Ruby Davis
Pocatello
C. H. Davis
Colon Ernest Hodges
Rosemary Rogers
Billings
Leslie C. Wilson
Mildred Ray
James W. Gimet
South Grant
James Perkins
Aberdeen
Perkins
California
Downey Deputy Reports Car Left On Street After Dinner
Jack Marshall deputy sheriff at Downey says a man in a Dodge with license 3A-5620 drove into Downey Saturday night, got something to eat, and left the car standing on the street. The report mentions Dewey Johnson in connection with the case.
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Jack Marshall
Downey
City Court Fines For Intoxication And Vagrancy
Law intoxication fines imposed on Clifford Olsen ten dollars. Odette Evans and Hunter Green and Araujo fined one hundred dollars each with penalties suspended if they leave the city. Vagrancy fines of one hundred dollars for James Ryan and Robert Wilson with suspension on departure. Traffic violations bonds forfeited by Clarence Scott Velda Evans and Hope Graham on overtime parking charge.
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Clifford Olsen
Robert G. Odette
Robert W. Evans
Ephraim P. Hunter
Maurice D. Green
Antonio Angelo Araujo
James Ryan
Robert Royce Wilson
Clarence Scott
Velda Evans
Hope Graham
U P To Move Tracks Around Cascade Reservoir
Denver June 30 4 bids opened to relocate 14.6 miles of Oregon Short Line railroad track around the Cascade reservoir near Boise Idaho, officials said.
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Denver
Cascade Reservoir
Boise
Idaho Reclamation Project to Open July 28 at Boise
The federal reclamation bureau will open the Idaho project July 28 in Boise. The work includes 606000 cubic yards of excavation 2115000 cubic yards of overhaul and 57000 cubic yards of riprap. Relocation extends from Cascade to Donelly.
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Idaho
Federal Reclamation Bureau
Boise
Cascade
Donelly
Senate judiciary committee backs Jackson for Supreme Court
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved the nomination of Attorney General Robert H. Jackson to be an associate justice of the Supreme Court. Senator Tydings had testified that Jackson was unfitted for service on the court by character philosophy and judicial temperament.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Tydings
D-Mo
Tourists Spend Much Here as Travel Rebounds
Boise June 30. Tourists spent 28 876 000 dollars in Idaho last year, up 8.86 percent from 1939. W T Lockwood Idaho Utah director of government says Americans turn to domestic vacations. He notes national travel expenditures reached 6 3 billion dollars, a half billion more than 1939, under a Europe war era travel restriction. Travel strengthens America is chosen as the campaign slogan.
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Boise
Idaho
W. T. Lockwood
Utah
Europe
America
Shooting in Utah rooming house leaves man dead
Andres Gallegos, 32, was killed when he was shot five times with a .32 caliber pistol in Bingham Utah. Alex Hurtado, 35, surrendered to Patrolman R J Contratto and said Gallegos was shot because he had broken up Hurtado's home.
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Bingham
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Andres Gallegos
Alex Hurtado
R. J. Contratto
Hurtado
Gallegos
Contratto
Elsie
It takes seven five cent peng to buy a pound of nickel
A playful riddle states seven coins of five cents each equal one pound of nickel, illustrating coin value and weight notions in a humorous way.
U S Travel Bureau Adds Lockwood in 1941
The United States Travel Bureau announces the addition of Lockwood to its roster in 1941, expanding its regional travel services. The move aims to boost information and assistance for travelers across destinations nationwide.
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U. S
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