Island, Port vital to allies' future
Senate finance committee votes to modify sugar allocation law to divert unused Philippine quota to domestic producers. Idaho Senator Thomas argues for lifting the current limits and criticizes the policy. committee halves the deficit for foreign nations and redirects the remainder to domestic areas.
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Idahoan
Axis
Washington
Hull
Congressional
Senate Finance Committee
Brown
Mich
Johnson
Colo
Thomas
Idaho
Senate
Germany
Italy
Japan
Agriculture Department
United States
Wickard
George
Cuba
Havana
Peru
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Philippines
Junior Schools Music Program Closes Music Week
A gala finale to music week features over two hundred participants from Franklin and Irving junior high schools performing in the high school auditorium tonight at 8 o clock. Directed by Lewis Dunn and Blaine Huntsman, the bands orchestras choruses and choirs present a varied program with an invitation to parents and friends.
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Franklin and
Irving
Lewis Dunn
Franklin
Blaine Huntsman
Weather Update Warmth Holds Steady Tonight Through Saturday
Generally fair conditions persist with little temperature change tonight and Saturday. The pattern favors light winds and dry air across the region with no significant weather events expected.
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Stah
Uttle Ichange
Rainy National League Games Suspend Several Contests
In a rain hit schedule only two games proceeded Boston at New York and Brooklyn at Philadelphia while Cleveland and St Louis played to scoreless ties. Feller and Hemsley faced Kennedy and Grube in the majors as Detroit at Chicago was postponed due to cold conditions.
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Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Feller
Hemsley
Kennedy and Grube
Detroit
Chicago
Eagles To Honor Mothers at Special Ceremonies
The Eagles lodge and auxiliary host Mother's Day services Sunday at 8 p m with Phil Cox as master of ceremonies. City councilman Jack Trimming will speak on The History of Mothers Day and Betsy Ross tableau. Flowers for all mothers. oldest and youngest receive special favors. Committees listed. public invited.
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Eagles Lodge
Phil Cox
Jack Trimming
Bert D. Brokate
Betsy Ross
E. A. Palmer
Ray Tolman
Marcile Oliver
Joe Ortiga
Mona Ames
Rulon Ames
Mary Kasai
John Dillon
Cecil V. Cooper
Ellen Ames
Ella Ahlstrom
Bradbrook
Coast Heat Fatal in Los Angeles Elderly Woman
Los Angeles recorded its first heat death of the year as temperatures slipped from 97 on Wednesday to 90, with 80 year old Marian Tateosoff perishing in the heat. El Centro in the Imperial Valley reached 107 for a second day.
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Los Angeles
Southern California
Marian Tateosoff
el Centro
Imperial Valley
Roosevelt Says U S War Readiness Evident in Middle East
Captain James Roosevelt observer for the U S marine corps states that the United States is in the war except for sending troops. He arrived from Basra Iraq after eight days of fighting and says Britain controls the Iraq conflict, while noting American planes in Iraqi service. Roosevelt carried a non political letter from the president to King Farouk.
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Cairo
Egypt
James Roosevelt
U. S. Marine Corps
United States
Britain
Basra
Iraq
Middle East
Roosevelt
Farouk
Japs Bid for Material in Latin America Trade
Japanese agents seek rubber tungsten mercury and other war supplies in 20 American republics. Despite higher bids in dollars, surveys show limited success beyond cotton as shortages and canal fears push new marketing efforts amid defense needs.
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Lloyd Lehrbas
Washington
Japan
South
Central America
Panama Canal
Pocatellan Suffers Fracture of Leg In Traffic Accident
Elvin Dulaney of Pocatello was injured in a collision on the Yellowstone highway near the Idaho Falls stockyards. He was taken to Pocatello General Hospital in good condition. the other driver was Van McFarland of St. Anthony.
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Idaho Falls
Elvin Dulaney
Pocatello
Yellowstone Highway
Idaho Palls Stockyards
Dulaney
van McFarland
St. Anthony
Pocatello General Hospital
Fall Kills Child in Payson Utah
Harriette Merle Thatcher, two years old, died after falling from a car as it traveled about 30 mph. The rear door reportedly opened with two other children in the seat. Parents Howard and Mrs Thatcher live on a nearby farm. Utah reports 48 traffic deaths year to date, down from 51 a year ago.
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Payson
Utah
Harriette Merle Thatcher
Dean Schaerrer
Mrs
Howard Thatcher
Utah County
Motion Denied in Liquor Charge Hearing
Attorneys for C Earl Scott and Cliff Curtis sought to cancel the setting and move the case to district court. Justice William J. Ryan denied the motion and ordered the defendants to appear for trial in the justice court before a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Davis
Ben Peterson
Peter McDermott
C. Earl Scott
Cliff Curtis
William J. Ryan
Ryan
Justice Court
Wheat crop forecast and war passage reports
Agricultural officials estimate this year's winter wheat at 653 million bushels on May 1 conditions, with last year's 589 million and the 10 year average at 569 million. London reports Berlin sources say Vichy may allow German troop movements through French territories, including Syria. Rome lists April Italian casualties totaling 5 884 killed 17 976 wounded and 75 058 missing.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
London
Reuters
Berlin
Basler Nachrichten
Syria
Rome
Keith Anderson Convicted of Insurance Fraud in Wyoming Death Case
Keith Anderson was found guilty on insurance fraud charges in connection with the death of his brother Glade E Anderson, who died after a fall from a cliff in Jackson Hole Wyoming last summer. The same trial also tied to a murder charge.
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Salt Lake City
Keith Anderson
Wyoming
Keiths
Glade E. Anderson
Jackson Hole
Sugar quotas set for 24 beet processors under 1937 act
The agriculture department announced marketing quotas for 24 beet sugar processors sharing 1 589 100 short tons raw value of sugar for the domestic beet area under the 1937 sugar control act. Great Western Sugar Co. led with 424 402 tons for factories in Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. Other allocations included Utah Idaho Sugar Co filing 157 688 tons across several states.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Utah
Idaho
South Dakota
Powder house blast near Pocatello reports window damage
A powder house southeast of Pocatello blew up at 3 15 p m. Sheriff’s office received word from Gregersons on the highway south of Pocatello near Wellerville. Deputies said windows were broken in homes several miles away and the shock was felt across the city. officials remained at the scene at press time.
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Pocatello
Burr Brown
Gregerson
Wellerville
Sheriff’s
Governor Clark Surveys Malad Roads On 200 Mile Tour
Governor Chase Clark completed a 200 mile inspection of Oneida county highways in Malad calling roads the worst in the state and pledging a rapid road building campaign. He noted federal aid and 1941 defense road funds would fund improvements as Merritt and Balderston accompanied him and the party planned to attend a tri state convention at Yellowstone Park.
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Paul Revere
Chase Clark
Malad
Oneida
Clark
Allen C. Merritt
John L. Balderston
Governor Clark
Chamber of Commerce
Ana
Washington, D. C
Highway Department
Sid Clark
Washington
Merritt
Balderston
Yellowstone Park
Bethine Clark
Clarks
Ogden
Police Chief Gun Victim In Portland Shooting
In Portland Oregon on May 9 Police Lieutenant P R Johnson 67 was fatally shot inside a precinct station by Arthur B Chase suspended for failure to report for duty. Chase fled after the return fire then was found dead near Estacada possibly by his own hand. Detective Captain Kee said Johnson slumped from the office saying Chase shot me as Chase shouted I ve stood all I could before firing again.
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Portland
Ore
P. R Johnson
Toiay
R. L. Turlay
Arthur B Chase
Chase
Estacada
J. J. Keecan
Turley
Johnson
Turlay
Allied air and sea battles widen war reach across Europe
British bombers hit Hamburg Bremen and Berlin in an overnight raid with initial claims of tens of thousands of fire bombs and hundreds of tons of explosives. Hitler’s air force struck English cities as German sea battles reported in the Mediterranean and Indian Ocean.
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Tobruk
Libya
Africa
Masha Balbo
Tripoli
Egypt
Suez Canal
Crete
Near East
Mediterranean
Aegean Sea
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Greece
Asiatic
Turkey
Hitler
Syria
Associated Press
Hamburg
Bremen
Berlin
Posen
Poland
Adolf Hitler
Luftwaffe
Indian Ocean
Hull
London
Hitlersreich
Ogden Youths Save Pal From Electrocution
Glen Palmer 16 was badly burned but alive after two friends William Johnston 16 and Glen Anderson 17 risked their lives to rescue him from a 50 foot steel tower. Deputy Gailord Taylor and others reported the chain of events as Palmer hung by a damaged limb and Anderson pulled him free.
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Ogden
Glen Palmer
John A. Watson
Sheriff's Department
William Johnston
Glen Anderson
Gailord Taylor
Tilmer
Johnstom
Glen
Taylor
Johnston
Anderson
Palmer
Posse Pursues Alleged Killer Near San Bernardino
A 40 man sheriff posse returned to town after a fruitless search of Cable Canyon for Alfred Wells, accused of killing two women. Rose Destree, 17, died at 5 a.m., named Wells who also shot Jean Wells. Undersheriff Stocker reported Wells’ brother David missing and possibly also dead.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Cable Canyon
Here
Alfred Wells
Rose Destree
Wells
Jean Wells
Miss Destree
Escondido
Violet
Stocker
David
Alfred
Las Vegas
Nev
Judge calls guilty plea in forgery case
Sentence withheld for one year and parole granted to Glen R. Norton after pleading guilty to a forgery charge. Arraigned in district court before Judge I. E. McDougall, Norton remains under state custody with Officer Elmer Terry.
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Glen R. Norton
I. E. McDougall
Elmer Terry
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