Brazilians Riot Against Nazis in Rio Street
In Rio de Janeiro a crowd of hundreds to thousands vandalized a German firm on Avenida Rio Branco and forced shutters down as others joined in. Brazil seized up to 30 percent of axis subjects funds and prepared for possible war declarations, targeting Germany, Italy and Japan, while severing relations on January 28 and blaming axis powers for recent ship sinkings and wartime actions.
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RIO DE Janeiro
Avenida Rio Branca
United States
Brazil
Germany
Italy
Japan
O Globo
Hitler
Local Young Man Found Dead at Home
Dale Williams 25 8 was found in the basement of 434 West Halliday with his feet east and head west near a narrow stairway. Police say evidence points to death by self inflicted gunshot or accidental discharge from a .44 revolver after a fall. Williams was a CCC clerk and noted athlete student at local high school. Relatives and coworkers describe him as cheerful despite recent eyelid problems and failed military enlistment.
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Dale Williams
West Halliday
Leland S. W.williams
Young Williams
CCC
Dale
A. L. Oliver
C. M. Jeffery
Chas W. Hyde
Byron Downard
Williams
Ickes Considers Gas Ration Plan Amid Fuel Shortage
Washington reports that Petroleum Coordinator Ickes faces a looming gas rationing issue for 10 million motorists. Industry proposes immediate 25 percent cut via store cards, 7 pm to 7 am curfew, and tighter fuel deliveries while awaiting a full card system.
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Washington
Ickes
Gulf
Seaboard
New York-Philadelphia
Pacific Northwest
Navy sinks enemy freighters and seaplane shot down
AP dispatch reports a U S submarine sunk three enemy freighters and a passenger cargo ship in Japanese waters while an enemy seaplane was shot down west of Midway Island. The day includes a House vote rejecting a sugar central system appropriation and Idaho farmers urging federal action to end labor agitation. Bernardine King Lewis sues M. D. King ITZ for 1000 a month separate maintenance in Los Angeles.
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Washington
Navy
U. S
Midway Island
House
Idaho Falls
Roosevelt
Idaho
Los Angeles
Bernadine King Lewis
M. D. King Itz
Farm Machinery Clinic Planned at Idaho Lumber Warehouse
A farm machinery clinic is set for Monday March 16 at 11 a m at the Idaho Lumber and Hardware warehouse in Poca tello with Merle Stahlecker directing the program. County extension agent Wm Dean Boyle notes experts will discuss care and replacement of farm machinery and a film on repair work will be shown with coffee and doughnuts served. A second clinic is scheduled Saturday at 1 a m at the Call Implement warehouse in Bancroft.
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Idaho Lumber & Hardware Company
Pocatello
Merle Stahlecker
Dean Boyle
Roll Location Set for Pocatello Honor Roll
The military honor roll sponsored by the Pocatello Military Club will be placed on the Bannock hotel north wall facing Center street. Edmund A. Bogert, club chairman, says the roll will list all Pocatellans serving in the military.
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The
Pocatello Military Club
Bannock Hotel
Center Street
Edmund A. Bogert
Military Club
Second European War Front Developing Near Norway
Allied dispatches report the Red Army breaking German lines guarding approaches to Smolensk and threatening a northern front near Norway and Finland. Soviet breakthroughs north of Lake Ilmen and in the Kalinin front were noted as German positions fray under counteroffensive, with heavy casualties reported for the German 16th Army and trapped forces near Staraya Russa.
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Associated Press
Russia
Smolensk
Moscow
Red Army
Lake Ilmer
Leningrad
Staraya Russa
Lace Ilmen
16Th
Soviet
Norway
Finland
Arctic
Murmansk
White Sea
Archangel
Germany
Tirpitz
Trondheim
Bear Island
Free Europe
London
British Isles
Kalinin
Adolf Hitler
Pocatello Housing Project Discontinued
The federal housing administration will withdraw one $350 000 balance from Pocatello slum clearance plans. Langdon W. Post says defense needs halted progress. preliminary site talks stood, but no construction began. The project stalled as wartime priorities redirected funds.
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Pocatello
Federal Housing Administration
Huch MacCosham
Pocatello Housing Authority
Langdon W. Post
Post
Chairmar MacCosham
McCosham
United States
Federal Jury Hears 2 Criminal Cases
A trial jury was impaneled in federal court with two defendants Wilson Meadows Lloyd and William Anderson Spruce pleading not guilty to selling intoxicating beverages to Indians. The Lloyd case was deliberated by the jury after noon, with members including John Benolitin Charles Kirchner E C Dissault Michael Derham Charles A Brown Sam Cox M B Howard Malcolm Martin Lir Tout George W Allen and Paul Self.
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Wilson Meadows Lloyd
William Anderson Spruce
Lloyd
John Benolitin
Charles Kirchner
E. C Dissault
Michael Derham
Charles A. Brown
Sam Cox
M. B. Howard
Malcolm Martin
Lir Tout
George W. Allen
Paul Self
Utah Couple to Wed After License Granted
The county clerk issued a marriage license to Ben Pierce a 19 year old from Salt Lake City and June Frost 21 also of Salt Lake City.
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Ben Pierce
June Frost
Salt Lake City
Local Flying Club May Organize To Purchase Ship
A meeting at 8 p m Monday in the chamber of commerce will discuss forming a local flying club proposed by Jack Grant of the Idaho Reinery. Grant, recently from Twin Falls, notes interest in such clubs and invites all interested in aviation to attend. The plan envisions 25 to 30 members forming a non profit club with a share in a plane and possible local instruction at a nominal rate.
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Chamber of Commere
Jack Grant
Idaho Reinery
Grant
Twin Falls
Delta Tau Delta selects Idaho secretary and corresp officer
Elected secretary Ward was received here Thursday at G Wayne Rodeback son of K and Mrs M H B Rodeback of 140 South Fourth has been elected corresponding secretary of the University of Idaho chapter of Delta Tau Delta national social fraternity El Schwalbe of Nampa former Idaho Southern university student was elected secretary
SPCA Board to Meet in Bannock Hotel Friday
The Pocatello SPCA board meeting of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held at 7 p.m. Friday in the Bannock Hotel according to Mrs. Cecil Parker.
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Pocatello
Bannock Hotel
Cecil Parker
Russia Launches Massive Southern Front Push In World War II
Reports say Soviet forces under Marshal Semeon Timoshenko field up to 90 armored and infantry divisions in a major southern offensive from the Sea of Azov to Kharkov, with concurrent attacks near Orel and Staraya Russa. German reserves rush to the south as central front fighting intensifies and supplies dwindle.
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Taganrog
Sea of Azov
Kharkov
Ukraine
Orel
Moscow
Staraya Russa
Leningrad
Red Army
Smolensk
Semeon Timoshenko
Dnieper
Dnieperopetrovsk
Black
Ore
Mild Weather Lifts City Hopes for Early Spring
The city enjoyed pleasant weather with a high of 40 and a low of 27 on Wednesday, marking a milder pattern after a near record cold spell in Pocatello history. Skies were overcast but the overall meteorological conditions were favorable, with a trace of precipitation and daylight hours from 7:47 to 7:33.
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Gate City
Pocatello
Sol
Collision at Arthur and Carson leads to two fines
Police report a Wednesday 5:05 PM crash at Arthur and Carson involving a truck driven by William Sheldon of RFDI and a coupe driven by A C McMinn of 1256 North Main. McMinn had front fender damage. Sheldon faced a fine for operating without a driver case.
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Arthur and
Carson
William Sheldon
RFDI
A. C. McMinn
North Main
McMinn
Poice
Sheldon
Retired YMCA Official to Visit Pocatello Next Week
A longtime YMCA director from Salem Oregon will meet U.S.O. officers in Pocatello next week. Rhoades, now area director for USO, previously led YMCA work before retiring several years ago and teaching at Willamette University in Salem.
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Pocatellones
Rhoadess
U.S. O
Willan University
Salam
Wes Cc
Rhoades
Salem
Ore
Veteraidio Meet Pocatello Vet Group Plans Friday Meet
Veterans of Foreign Wars post in Pocatello will hold a regular meeting Friday at 8 p m in Memorial Hall. Attendees discuss post affairs and upcoming events.
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Pocatello Ter
Veterans of Foreign War
Hal l
Magazine Prices Rise At Collier's And Peers
The Crowell Collier Publishing firm said Collier's weekly magazine will raise single copy price from 5 to 10 cents and annual subscription from 2 to 3 dollars, effective May 9. Curis Publish e and McFadden Publications of Liberty magazine had announced similar hikes due to higher paper costs.
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New York
Crowell- Collier Publishing Company
Collier's
Curis Publishee Company
Saturday Evening Post
McFadden Publications
Liberty Magazine
India and Britain Face Dilemma Over Dominion Status Reaction
As World War II rages, Churchill faces pressure from Indian nationalists for immediate independence while Britain offers postwar dominion status. The Bengal frontier fear grows as Japan eyes Calcutta and Burma campaigns, with discreet talks about further representations and continued British military control.
Police judge fines teen for tire theft attempt
Police Judge William A. Fife fined Ray Morley, 18, of 640 North Eleventh Street $50 in police court Thursday on a petit larceny charge after officers said he attempted to steal a tire from Arnold Daniels’s car at 403 North Eleventh.
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Pocatello
William A. Fife
Ray Morley
North Eleventh
Arnold Daniels
North Elevent
Kite Contest Plans Spurred by Burgon in Pocatello
Guy R. Burgon cubmaster of Pocatello Cub Pack No 1 says all Cubs will meet in Memorial hall Friday at 7 pm to discuss a kite flying contest scheduled for March 22. Parents should attend and Cubs will learn new kite making and flying techniques.
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Guy R. Burgon
Pocatello
Boy Scouts
Memorial Hall
Burgon
Hog shipment brings $11626.86 from Grace hog pool sale
A Tuesday sale by the Grace hog pool of the Bannocky County Livestock Marketing Association to Cudahy Packing Co. netted $11,626.86. The top hogs sold for $13.65 per hundred, with 388 hogs weighing a total 88,275 pounds.
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Grace Hog Pool
Bannocky County Livestock Marketing Association
Cudahy Packing Company
Gandhi Sees Little Hope For India's Problems
A War era dispatch reports Mohandas Gandhi stating little hope for solving India's political issues with Britain's post war dominion promise. He urges Britain to acknowledge imperialism as the primary crime before any settlement.
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India
Tokyo
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Britain
Gandhi
Italy Reports Naval Brilliant Against Allies at Sea
Axis powers claim heavy blows at the Allies in the Mediterranean and off the U S coast. Mussolini high command says Italian torpedo planes hit three British cruisers and probably sank one. German reports cite damage to five British cruisers, and U boats sinking ships off the American coast and in the Windward Islands.
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Associated Press
New Guinea
Australia
Tokyo
Far Pacific
U. S
Hideki Tojo
India
Mediterranean
Mussolini
High Command
Adolf Hitler
Central American
Berlin
British West Indies
English Channel
Scotland
Cadet Faces Trial For Blackout Murders in London
Gordon Frederick Cummins, a 28 year old RAF cadet, goes on trial at Bow Street for the mutilation slayings of three women in blackout London. Prosecutors say fingerprints match evidence from the flat where Mrs Evelyn Oatley was found and that her cigarette case was found in Cummins quarters.
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London
Gordon Frederick Cummins
Bow Street Court
Cummins
Evelyn Oatley
Margaret Florence Lowe
Doris Jouannet
Sportsmen to Meet Bannock County Association
Sportsmen to meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Police building to discuss matters. Reels of wildlife film will be shown, 1942 cards distributed, and a petition for heavy reduction of the Poca tello game preserve elk and deer herds will be discussed.
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Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
Pocatello
Missing Mother Ivie Allen Reported By Son
Chris Jensen of 635 South Sixth tells police his mother Mrs Ivie Claude Allen 50 left home last Saturday and has not returned.
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Chris Jensen
South Sixth
Ivie
Claude) Allen
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