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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1942

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Japanese Push 500 Miles Into China Through Yunnan Gap

Japanese forces drive up the Burma road from Lashio toward Wanting in Yunnan with Chinese defense holding around Wanting. Tokyo dispatches claim air raids into Yunnan with nine planes destroyed while Chinese spokesmen vow scorched earth if necessary as Rangoon falls and Stilwell’s line is pressured.

Associated Press Madagascar Sinbad the Battle of Burma Lashio Mandalay Pmhinn Menanman Yungchang Mekong River Tokyo Asahi Rangoon China Wanting Sashio United States Joseph W. Stilwell Chungking

Music Event Opens Here On Thursday Festival Sections Split

A regional music festival shifts to two sites Idaho Falls plans split with Pocatello staging Thursday and Friday events. About 1400 musicians from northern Utah southern Idaho and western Wyoming expected in Pocatello for a four day program featuring a mass parade of 25 bands at Idaho Southern University stadium and a patriotic concert. Judges J Forest Cline and Clarence Hawkins oversee events with detailed schedules for Thursday and Friday at multiple venues including high schools and churches.

Idaho Falls Pocatello Utah Idaho Wyoming Idaho Southern University America J. Forest Cline Greeley Colorado Clarence J. Hawkins Salt Lake City Cline Irving Junior High School Hawkins Emery Epperson Epperson Congregational Church Barlow Gerrit de Jong First Ward Clair Johnson Weber College Ogden

War Production Board Orders 90 Day Halt on 400 Common Goods

General conservation order M-126 directs thousands of plants to stop using metals for guns and planes within 90 days. The ban affects over 400 everyday products from bath tubs to cash registers and novelties, with exemptions for repair and hospital items. Violations become crimes with fines or imprisonment.

Washington War Production Board

Allied Planes Hit Invaders In World War II Battle News

Allied air forces struck invasion bases at Lae in New Guinea and Rabaul in New Britain. Port Moresby repelled a Japanese raid, with 5 planes down from 19. Tokyo claimed Dansalan fell on Mindanao. Corregidor faced 13 air strikes as Wainwright’s forces held Manila Bay. Chinese raids expanded to 15 occupied cities, including Shanghai and Nanking.

Presa Australia Douglas MacArthur Lae New Guinea Rabaul New Britain Port Moresby United Nations Philippines Tokyo Dansalan Mindanao Manila Minanao Manila Bay Jonathan Wainwright Corregidor Island Chinese Central News Agency Shanghai Nanking Wuhu Amoy Hangchow Nanchang Ningpo

Red Army Attacks German Bases Across Ukraine

Red forces pound three key German bases in Ukraine near Kursk Kharkov and Tagenrog as Leningrad defense stiffens to break the siege. Marshal Semeon Timoshenko commands a large offensive across a 300 mile front from the Sea of Azov toward Moscow amid a message to occupied Ukraine that liberation is coming.

Associated Press Semeon Timoshenko Red Ukraine Kursk Kharkov Tagenrog Leningrad Timoshenko Sea of Azov Moscow Red Army

Bishop Richards Improves After Heart Attack in Grace

LeGrand Richards, presiding bishop of the Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City, was reported very much improved Tuesday after suffering a heart attack Sunday during the Bancroft stake conference in Grace. He was cared for at M. Ezra Sorenson’s home. Mrs. Richardsaid he would likely be home in about a week.

Grace LeGrand Richards Sal Lake City Latter-day Saints Church Richards Bancroft Stake M. Ezra Sorenson Stake

Montana Gets Base Costing 3 Millions

Senator Wheeler and Representative OConnor announced the War Department authorized construction of an air force installation in Montana costing over 3 million dollars. The Fort Peck district office of the corps of engineers will supervise the project. No further details were provided.

Washington Wheeler Montana O'Connor War Department Fort Peck Corps of Engineers

Allies Boost Morale By Taking Island

The Madagascar occupation by British forces with US backing lifts Allied morale. The move blocks a key Indian Ocean shipping lane and signals decisive action against Vichy forces. Laval faces Washington’s warning and potential backlash if he pursues hostilities. The French public largely supports the Allies despite some anti-British sentiment.

Madagascar United States Pierre Laval Vichy Hitler Washington United Nations Laval Britain England Lavall Africa Indian Ocean Cape of Good Hope

Baseball scores from Today's Games National and American Leagues

In National League action New York beat Cincinnati 10 to 0 as Schumacher and Danning led Walters and Lamanno. Boston defeated Pittsburgh 1 to 0 with Wallace and Kluttz plus Dietz Lam ning and Lopez contributing. Brooklyn and St Louis played to a scoreless tie while Philadelphia edged Chicago 2 to 0 with Podajny Warren and Passeau McCullough. In American League Chicago beat New York 2 to 1 as Rigney Turner Lindell Borony Dickey and Eisenstat contributed. Cleveland won 1 to 0 behind Kennedy Eisenstat C Brown and Desautels with Chase Peacok. Detroit defeated Philadelphia 9 to 0 with Trout Tebbetts Christopher Wagner. St Louis nudged Washington 3 to 0 with Harris Swift Wynn Early.

National New York Cincinnati Schumacher Danning Walters Lamanno Boston Pittsburgh Wallace and Kluttz Dietz Lanning Lopez Brooklyn St. Louis French Owens Pollet Cooper Phil'delphia Chicago Podajny and Warren Passeau and McCullough Rigney and Turner Lindell Borony Dickey Cleveland Kennedy Eisenstat C. Brown Desautels Chase and Peacock Detroit Trout Tebbetts Christopher and Wagner Washington Harris and Swift Wynn Early

Burns Kill Child in Trailer Cabin Fire

Salt Lake City reports four year old Carol Lee Comstock died Monday night from burns after a trailer cabin she slept in burned April 26. Her brother Frank Marshall Comstock age 3 and cousin Charles Edwin Comstock age 11 were injured in the blaze.

Salt Lake City Carol Lee Comstock Frank Marshall Comstock Charles Edwin Comstock

Mexicans Celebrate Independence Day Dance in Rainbow Hall

Pocatello residents of Mexican heritage will mark Independence Day with a Tuesday night dance in Rainbow hall. Genaro Mena, head of the local Mexican society, leads the program with Elvira Aljala helping with arrangements.

Pocatello Rainbow Hall Genaro Mena Elvira Aljala

RAF Broad Night Raids Hit Skoda Works and Other Targets

British bombers pounded the Skoda armament works at Pilsen and attacked Stuttgart while raiding Nantes docks and shipping off Holland and Norway. Vichy reports say incendiaries sparked but France says propaganda flares. German raids hit England's south coast. Four German planes were shot down as RAF losses remained low.

Skoda Pilsen Czecho- Slovakia Vichy France Stuttgart Germany Bosch Electrical Works Daimler and Benz RAF Clermont- Ferrand Nantes Holland Norway Cowes Eastbourne British Air Ministry

Prayer for Fair Baseball Weather

A regional weather note asks for good baseball weather after a chilly spell. It recalls Monday’s rain with a 44 high and 34 low, requests sun without a sunset blackout, and notes Tuesday sunrise at 6 17 with official sundown at 8 36.

Funeral Rites Planned for Mrs Edna Harker Thomas

Funeral services will be held Wednesday in Salt Lake City for Edna Harker Thomas 61 wife of Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah. She died Wednesday in Washington. Speakers include David O McKay Alma O Taylor and Dr H L Marshall.

Salt Lake City Edna Harker Thomas Elbert D. Thomas D Utah Thomas Washington David O. McKay Latter-day Saints Church Alma O. Taylor LDS Tokyo H. L. Marshall University of Utah Health and Physical Education Epartmel

First Battle of Season Opens at Halliwell Park

Pocatello and Ogden open the season with a 7 45 p m game at Halliwell Park on Tuesday. Mayors Terrell and Peery, League President Halliwell, and officials from Pocatello and Ogden attend opening ceremonies with Commissioner Wood. Gov Clark might not attend. forecast calls for sun and a large crowd.

Pocatello Ogden Halliwell Park Robert M. Terrell Harmon Peery Jack Halliwell William Wood Oxyden Peery Harold C. Hinckley Chase Clark Terrell

Father Kills Young Son in Oakland Drive Home Tragedy

Police say Lyndon Beal confessed to dashing his three year old son Lyndon Jr. against a rock then again at a granite culvert during a quiet family drive. Beal, 30, an Oakland welder, faces first degree murder charges as details emerge from the mother Virginia Allison and the official account.

Oakland Calif G. W. Pratt Lyndon Beal Pratt Beal Virginia Allison Lyndon, Jr Melvin Lyndon

Pocatellans Enlist In Marine Corps

Several Idaho youths from Pocatello enlisted in the United States Marine Corps on Monday. Listed are LeRoy F. Koonz 17 Richard Van Baldwin 17 Mark Porter Hansen 17 William Albert Lapacek 17 Gordon Duane McNeil 19 Oren Wasten Jeppson 20 and other locals from Roberts Lorenzo and Blackfoot.

Salt Lake City Idaho United States Marine Corps LeRoy F. Koon'z Richard van Baldwin Mark Porter Hansen Pocatello William Albert Lapacek Roberts Gordon Duane McNeil Lorenzo Wasten Jeppson Blackfoo

British Troops Land On Madagascar to Protect Supply Route

British troops landed on Madagascar to guard a supply route. German setbacks appeared as reports claimed offensive operations and heavy Soviet counteractions amid a global war update.

Madagascar

Local Chorus To Sing At High School Music Week Night

High school program begins at 8 15 featuring H L Fawson as chair. Pocatello L D S stake 400 voice male chorus to sing four numbers amid Schubert B minor symphony and A Capella choir, band, and orchestra with multiple pieces.

H. L. Fawson Pocatello L.D.S. Stake Star Spangied Pocatello High School Strauss Shhubert Schuetky Jesus Cain Lewandowski Lorodina New World Symphony Dvorak Thomas M.I.A Mom of Beauty Sibelius Romberg Bullard

British forces advance on Madagascar near Diego Suarez

British troops reported to have driven to within less than four miles of Diego Suarez and six miles from Courrier Bay on Madagascar. The naval base area remains a focal point as operations continue with light casualties so far, while a southeast coast town endured a bombing and machine gun attack resulting in several casualties.

VICHY Madagascar Tondrakaka Diego Suarez Courrier Bay London Admiralty War Office

Couple Wins Marriage License In Boise

Charles Joseph Goff and Anna Mary Curtis of Salmon obtained a marriage license in Boise. The record notes the couple as applicants and the filing location.

Boise Charles Joseph Goff Anna Mary Curtis Salmon

British Attack Madagascar Base Diego Suarez in World War II Operation

British commandos marines and infantry stormed the Madagascar base at Diego Suarez from the rear as warships and aircraft attacked the harbor frontally. Reports say Vichy forces defend the island, with Roosevelt pressuring Laval and American support claimed.

Associated Press Diego Suarez Madagascar Long Island East Africa Indian Ocean Vichy Pierre Laval Sax Roosevelt France Laval

Generals Pressure Hitler Over 1942 Russia Campaign

A London source reports Adolf Hitler faced blunt pressure from generals led by Field Marshal Walther von Brauchitsch. They allegedly threatened an alternate German order if the Russian campaign failed, while Hitler kept direct command and retained Brauchitsch on the supreme command.

London Adolf Hitler Walther von Brauchitsch Fuehrer Russia Germany Hitler von Brauchitsch Supreme Command Moscow Reichsmarshal Hermann Wilhelm Goering

Magazine Quits Washington Post Ban Ends Seditious Weekly

The national weekly Social Justice ceased publication after being banned from the mails as a seditious magazine. Rev. Charles E. Coughlin, who founded it, accepted responsibility for the action and telegraphed that it would not be published again. Assistant Postmasters General met to review Biddle’s espionage act charges alleging axis propaganda mirroring.

Washington Social Justice Charles E. Coughlin Frank C. Walker Francis Biddle Axis Propagands

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Yunnan By DeWitt Mackenzie India Miles N Sadiya An As Patel Kawlin Monywa Bhamo Liktang Feichieh Kyaukpyu PROME Il Et Staunggy Thailand Kweichieh Kawlin Broken Arrow Lashie United States Army Akyab Bay of Bengal Continent The Thomas Rites Pocatellans Enlist Adolf Comunique English Channel Alexandria Bulletins Ceylon Mauritius Petain Darlan Armand Anne DNB South Africa Middle East Great Britain Berlin Italy Charles de Gaulle
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