Idaho Southern to Dedicate 175000 Pharmacy Building
Governor Clark will dedicate Idaho Southern University’s new 175000 pharmacy building on June 8 at 5 p m. The ceremony includes acceptance by the state and Idaho Pharmacy Association and a two day session with prominent pharmacy educators. The 12 week summer course runs June 15 to September 4. The two story cream colored facility on campus will house all pharmacy classes and labs.
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Clark
Idaho Southern University
John R. Nichols
State of
Idaho
Idaho Pharmacy Association
State Pharmacy
Eugene O. Leonard
College of Pharmacy
Fifth Avenue
Idaho Southern
Leonard
Hitler's War Declaration Seen as German Blunder by Correspondent
In Lisbon AP correspondent Louis P. Lochner reports that many Germans view Hitler's decision to declare war on the United States as the greatest error of his career. He notes shock among Germans, doubt about Goebbels, and a belief Roosevelt sought war, with casualties and looming prolonged conflict cited as context.
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Hitler
U.S
Louis P. Lochner
Lisbon
United States
Germany
Paul Joseph Goebbles
Japan
der Fuehrer
Roosevelt
Reichstag
Associated Press
Kharkov
Ukraine
Kerch
Berlin
Caucasus
Alvin J. Steinkopf
Richard G. Massack
Italy
Lochner
Fuehrer
Steinkopf
France
Reds Fight To Shield Reserves In Russia War
In mid May 1942 the Axis war drive into the Crimea faces renewed Soviet resistance as Red armies counter with multi front attacks. Stalin’s forces aim to pin Nazi reserves while leveraging vast manpower and winter losses to blunt, halt, or repulse the German offensive.
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Axis
Russia
Hitler
Crimea
Cards Wallop Cowboys 8 3 In Pioneer League Action
Pocatello defeated Twin Falls 8 to 3 in the league opener stopped by weather elsewhere. Manuell Vargas allowed three hits, one error helped Cowboys score, and Harlowe Burton drove in two in the sixth. Sunday games set for 2 30 and 8 15 p m.
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Pocatello
Twin Falls
Boise
Ogden
Idaho Falls
Salt Lake City
Oableheaders
Manuell Vargas
Aly
Cowboys
Vargas
Harlowe Burton
Stay-at-Home Weekend Slows Eastern Road Travel
The eastern seaboard observes a stay-at-home weekend as traffic slows at bridges and intersections. OPA investigators monitor Delaware river and Tacony-Palmyra approaches to deter nonessential car use while New York boulevards appear empty. Gas dealers in 15 states urge self-policing to enforce rationing and curb bootlegging.
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Associated Press
Eastern Seaboard
United States
OPA
Delaware River
Tacony-Palmyra
Philadelphia
New York
Florida
Maine
District of Columbia
Weather Editor Plays Another Long Shot
Weather notes recount a Saturday with clouds and rain, Jack Frost’s chill departure, and a call to wear straw hats. It records a 57 degree high and 38 degree low, with 1.63 inches of monthly precipitation. Regional temps ranged from 87 in New Orleans to 24 in Duluth.
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Jack Frost
New Orleans
Duluth
Prosecutor Files Complaint Charging Willard Wright With Murder
A complaint charging first degree murder was filed Saturday against Willard Wright 22 of St. Marys Mo in connection with the fatal shooting of Weldon Morgan 35 foreman at Inkom Morgan died in a Pocatello hospital Friday night after being shot Wright associated with Union Pacific gangs near Inkom is at large A friend of Wright is being held as a witness and authorities with Bannock County seek the suspect The case centers on a gang fight near Inkom and a handgun found in a crane operator’s car
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Willard Wright
St. Mary’s
Inkom
Weldon Morgan
Idais Cement Company
Wright
Gunn Supply Company
Union Pacific
C. M. Jeffery
D. A. MacNichols
Bannock
Bannock County
McNichols
Jess Palmer
Palmer
Price Lists On Display
Washington retailers were told the price ceiling regulation takes effect next Monday and they mustpost price lists prominently in a visible manner. The lists may not be in a book or card index and must be displayed clearly. The regulation covers thousands of items Americans use and wear and all items must not exceed the highest price charged last March.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Murphy Attacks Tax Boosters as Indefensible
Idaho chamber of commerce Secretary Earl W. Murphy called Budget Director Harold D. Smiths appeal to keep state and local taxes during inflation indefensible. Murphy argued government should tax only to fund necessary functions and not use taxes as a weapon against inflation.
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Boise
Harold D. Smith
Earl W. Murphy
Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Murphy
Army Inductees Named for May 19 20 in Idaho
Mrs. Margaret Blake of the Pocatello draft board lists the new group to be inducted May 19. The names include George F Brady Nathaniel Reese Jones David B Talley Sam Smith Cleo Willis Frandsen Robert J Long Arthur L Kostad Robert Lecourmn Wrigley ir Jack Fox Milling Marion F Smith Daniel Ellis Regan Merritt Burkey Roland Lundgren Melvin Lyle Smith Allan Creer Edmonds Myr Hensley Hughes Clyde Henry Hansen Verl Lavon Cooper Ezekah A Williams Edward Waite Talbot Harrison D Jeggett Eldon F Boyce Joseph I Hawkes Edward Simpson M Heyrend Charles E Cusick Z Harrison W Aller Alvin H Auering Roy Cope Angelo Bertaso Charles R Nelson Hermas S Cook Richard F Wright Robert E Birrell George J Sherwood Robert L Hadley Harold E Grooms Charles A Smith Doyle W Bitton Joseph D Jones Tom Katsilometes John W Daniels Richard E Edwards The following transferred from other boards: Charles O'Hara Joe Mijacres George W Weber George Williams Robert Hendry McLaughlin Stanley Dack Mellor Jesse Boyd Prough Johnny Willard Steadman The group for May 20 includes Morris A Jensen Arch Swafford Alden D Schubert Vernon E Carlson Dee V Webster Morgan E McIntire Roland Lundgren John T McConnell Bert Wheaton Wayne L Bolschweiler Ruben H Heer Alfred K Stewart Maurice Edward Rossiter Ray J Larsen Charles H McKay Alfred J Ayoub W Chandler Antonio T Comastri Eben R Walker Leslie C Wilson Bernard E Dees Leland D McIanx Oscar T Ivester.
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George Francis Brady
Nathaniel Reese Jones
David B. Talley
Sam Smith
Cleo Willis Frandsen
Robert Joseph Long
Arthur Lawrence Kostad
Robert Lecourmn Wrigley
Jack Fox Milling
Marion Francis Smith
Daniel Ellis Regan
Merritt Burkey
Roland Lundgren
Melvin Lyle Smith
Allan Creer Edmonds
Myr Hensley Hughes
Clyde Henry Hansen
Verl Lavon Cooper
Ezekah A Williams
Edward Waite Talbot
Harrison Douglas Jeggett
Eldon Frank Boyce
Joseph Irving Hawkes
Edward Simpson
Mark Lallatin Heyrend
Charles Edwin Cusick
Cather Zureck Harrison
William Leroy Aller
Alvin H Auering
Roy Cope
Angelo Joseph Bertaso
Charles Robert Nelson
Hermas Stewart Cook
Richard Follett Wright
Robert Edward Birrell
George Jennings Sherwood
Robert Lee Hadley
Harold Elsworth Grooms
Charles Arthur Smith
Doyle W. Bitton
Joseph David Jones
Tom George Katsilometes
John Wayne Daniels
Richard E. Edwards
Charles O'Hara
Joe I. Mijacres
George W. Weber
George Logan Wiliams
Robert Hendry McLaughlin
Stanley Dack Mellor
Jesse Boyd Prough
Johnny Willard Steadman
Morris Archie Jensen
Arch Swafford
Alden Delmar Schubert
Nazi Arrest Dutch Officers and Civilians in Netherlands
German authorities in the Netherlands imprison all regular officers and cadets previously on parole and arrest 460 prominent civilians on charges of aiding conspirators against the occupying power. Aneta cites the 2,000 officers re imprisoned and notes the arrests follow a wave of executions this week of 96 Dutch nationals.
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London
Netherlands
Aneta
Anet
Henderson to Probe Wages and Inflation Risk
Henderson told the House Ways and Means Committee that if the War Labor Board fails to stabilize wages he will urge Roosevelt to take action. He warned that wage increases could offset planned tax measures and raise inflation risk, jeopardizing the administration’s revenue goals.
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Washington
Leon Henderson
House
Ways and Means
War Labor Board
Roosevelt
Henderson
All Records Stand In Three Meets
In three regional Idaho high school track meets ending 1942, Pocatello, Twin Falls and Moscow won titles. Twin Falls beat Boise for the SW meet on the 880 yard relay, Moscow led the North Idaho meet with 364 points to Kellogg 231 1/3, and Pocatello dominated the Southeast meet with 644 points to Idaho Falls 31. No state winner was declared. any state records, if exceeded, would have been recognized.
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Associated Press
Pocatello
Twin Falls
Moscow
Idaho
Boise
Kellogg
Idaho Falls
Old Papers Reappear in North Idaho Town
Max Crothers found old newspapers used as stuffing while work was done on his home one mile north of the county hospital. The papers are copies of the Lewiston Evening Teller dated Wednesday June 3 1908, indicating the paper’s 32nd year and AP affiliation.
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Twin Falls
Max Crothers
Lewiston
Idhoo
Associated Press
Idahoan Kin Susan Goalen Gunning Millar Dies
Mrs. Susan Goalen Gunning Millar 79 of American Fork died Saturday. She was the stepmother of Ralph Millar of Preston Idaho, linking Idaho ancestry to Utah.
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Salt Lake City
Susan Goalen Gunning Millar
American Fork
Ralph Millar
Preston
Idaho
Invasion Fronts Heat Up Across Europe and Asia
Allied and Axis forces clash as the Red Army drives toward Kharkov and Kerch while German lines stiffen. Reports describe Kiev and Kharkov offensives, German losses in Kerch, and Italy's war weariness. MacArthur reports success against Japanese air bases in New Guinea as China and Burma battles intensify with Japanese advances in Yunnan Chekiang and Mong Lin.
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Pacific
General MacArthur
Lae
New Guinea
Kharkov
Semeon Timoshenko
Great Steel and Rail Center
Kerch
Crimea
Paris
Parpatsch
Baldridge to Oppose White in First District Race
Baldridge, a two term governor, won GOP backing Saturday to seek the First district congressional nomination now held by Democrat Compton I. White. The meeting of 19 county party leaders also backed Edward Nelson for lieutenant governor and Charles R. Bailey for secretary of state as they move toward a party slate for August primaries.
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McCall 7
H. C. Baldridge
Compton I. White
Baldridge
Edward Nelson
Fenn
Charles R. Bailey
Bonners Ferry
Moscow
North Idaho
U. S
John Thomas
Gooding
Ralph S. Nelson
Coeur d'Alene
Earl Browder Is Freed By Presidential Pardon
Earl Browder, leader of the US Communist Party, was freed by President Roosevelt who commuted his four year sentence to promote national unity. Browder, aged 50, had served 14 months in a federal penitentiary for passport violation and stated he would take his place in the war effort.
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Atlanta
Earl Browder
Communist Party
United States
Roosevelt
Browder
Fear Sunday Riots In Norway Independence Day
Norwegian authorities ordered police to stand by for Sunday events on the 128th anniversary of Norway’s constitution, as reported by the Norwegian Telegraph.
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London
Quisling
Norway
Norwegian Telegraph
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