Wheeler Quotes Borah In Fighting Revision Of U S Neutrality Act
The article quotes Senator Wheeler attacking repeal of the arms embargo while recalling Senator Borah warning about war if the embargo ends. It cites Borah’s views on Britain Germany relations and lend lease, and notes debate in the U.S. Senate in Washington.
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Wheeler
Borah
Washington
William B. Borah
United States
Senate
Mont
Illiam E. Borah
Nation
Britain
Bob LaFollette
Foreign Relations Committee
Democracy
Churchill
Occupied
Europe
Hitler
Rail Workers Reject Board Terms
Four hundred general chairmen of the five big railway brotherhoods flatly reject the president's emergency board wage recommendations and urge chief executives to execute the strike order voted last September 5. They report universal dissatisfaction among about 350,000 members, prompting top executives to retire and promise an important announcement possibly signaling a strike date.
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Brotherhoods
Brotherhoods of
Locomotive Engineers
Order of
Switchmen’s Union of North America
International Labor Office
Railroad Express Company
Officers Hunt 2 Convicts in Idaho Pen Escape
Boise, Nov. 7. Search for two convicts who escaped while working outside the Idaho penitentiary in heavy fog continued. Robert Nash, 23, and Tom Sims, 30, were last seen near Boise after slipping from a bull gang on a forestry project. Nash had four months left on a 5 to 10 year Ada county robbery sentence. Sims had two years of a 720 year forger and violator term.
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Boise
Idaho Penitentiary
C. van Clark
Robert Nash
Tom Sims
Nash
Ada
Sims
Latah
Weather Outlook Sees Pleasant Autumn Weekend Ahead
The observer notes a high of 50 degrees with clear to scattered clouds and no precipitation, making today ideal for outdoor activity in Pocatello. The forecast calls for fair Saturday and Sunday with gradually rising temperatures.
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Pocatello
Rabbit drives planned in Pleasant Valley and Mt Hope areas
Area plans driving drives against rabbits as farmers report heavy infestations in Mt Hope and Lake Channel. Otto Funk hosts at 2 p m Sunday with a free lunch. the school bus departs at 1 30 p m from the bank corner offering free rides to townspeople. Last week’s drive destroyed about a thousand rabbits despite cold wet weather.
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American Falls
Otto Funk
Pleasant Valley
Mt. Hope
Lake Channel
Harold Ball
Navy mothers club issues welcome car stickers
The Navy Mothers club announced it has ordered welcome stickers to be distributed to drivers who wish them. The stickers invite Navy and Marine members to ride in cars as regulations prohibit service members from hitchhiking.
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Pocatello
Navy Mothers Club
Navy
Soviet Nominee Litvinov Reported for Washington
Berlin dispatches say Voelkischer Beobachter announced Maxim Litvinov would be sent to Washington as Soviet ambassador in anticipation of closer US cooperation. The piece notes American aid has so far been only words and empty praise. Berlin papers omit mentions of Roosevelt’s address or Stalin’s speech.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Voelkischer Beobachter
Maxim Litvinoff
Washington
Russia
Roosevelt
Stalin
Maxim Litvinov
Germany
Constantine Oumansky
United States
Kiwanis Club Roster Grows in Utah Idaho District
Utah Idaho Kiwanis district reports 1420 members with 27 clubs. Wil lard S. Bowen of Pocatello announces the total and outlines a training plan for 1942 officers and club leaders across Idaho and Utah. Weather brief notes fair south and cloudy north with little temperature change.
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Chicago
Utah-Idaho
Willard S. Bowen
Pocatello
Utah- Idaho
Kiwanis
Utah
Jacob Coleman
Provo
George H. Lowe
Ogden
Idaho
Hugh N. Caldwell
Caldwell
Oliver P. Duvall
Twin Falls
Bowen
F. A Kullusky
Buhl
Edson Deal
Nampa
Ray Walters
Price
L. E. Nelson
Logan
Clark Proclaims Armistice Day As Legal Holiday
Idaho Governor Clark designates Armistice Day a legal holiday and urges statewide observances. Banks and government offices will close while American Legion groups in Meridian and Boise sponsor ceremonies with two addresses by the governor.
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Clark
Boise
Idaho
Europe
Meridian
American Legion
Jury Convicts Browne and Bioff of Racket Charges
A federal court jury convicts labor leaders George E Browne and William Bioff on three counts for extorting 550000 from Warner Brothers Paramount Pictures Twentieth Century Fox and Loews Inc. The verdict faces up to 30 years in prison and a 30000 fine each with sentencing set for next Wednesday. Judge John C Knox hails the decision as cleansing labor.
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New York
George E Browne
William Bioff
Hollywood
Will
John C. Knox
Browne
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
AFL
Bioff
United States
Knox
Warner Brothers
Paramount Pictures
Twentieth Century-Fox
Loew's, Inc
Mathias F. Correa
Chicago
4 H Club Leaders Prepare Exhibit for National Congress
Claude Johnson of Bannock County and Margaret McGregor of Cleveland, both connected with 4 H clubs, prepare a fine exhibit of canned fruit for shipment to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. McGregor has been named state winner in the girls record book contest and will attend the congress.
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Claude Johnson
Bannock County
Margaret McGregor
Leveland
Chicago
Miss McGregor
Roosevelts China Marines Withdrawal Under Review
President Roosevelt said the United States was considering withdrawing American marine detachments from Peiping Tientsin and Shanghai in China. The navy lists 970 officers and men on duty there with no decision date, and no U S Japan talks on the presence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Peiping
Tientsin
Shanghai
China
United States
Japan
OPM Official Outlines Defense Metal Controls
Ralph E. Bristol of Salt Lake City spoke to Pocatello business leaders about the priorities system for metals and construction goods under the national defense program. He said some metals are restricted but not banned and urged using existing appliances until the emergency ends. The OPM has banned most building except for defense, public health, and public safety projects, with exceptions for pre October 10 startups and ongoing work to avoid ragged edges.
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Ralph E. Bristol
Salt Lake City
Office of Production Management
Pocatello
OPM
Washington, D. C
Bristol
National Defense
Washington
Bridge closure ordered after beam snaps near Hansen
IWIN FALLS Nov 7 AP A 600 foot long Hansen suspension bridge over the Snake River east of Iwin Falls was ordered closed for repairs after a floor beam snapped under excess load. Navy AP Roosevelt deflects query on U boats 42 subs sunk claim reported by high naval authority. Washington Nov 7 AP Priorities board orders 1942 production plans for rationing. Fulmer bills boost sugar quotas and benefits. State Dept releases memoranda on Soviet readiness to talk peace with Finland.
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Iwin Falls
Hansen
Snake River
Here
Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
United States
Supply Priorities and Allocations Board
OPM
Rep. Fulmer
8. C
House Agriculture Committee
State Department
Finland
Soviet Russia
Two Hurt in Arimo Street Accident Protecting Boy
James W. Henderson, 44, store manager and post master, and his 4-year-old nephew Dick Gibson were injured on Arimo's main street at 12 35 p m while attempting to shield the boy from a car driven by Vaughn L. Smith 23 of Marysville. Both were taken to Lava Hot Springs for treatment and reported to have only minor injuries. The incident occurred as Henderson was returning from the railroad depot. Utah Weather Parr Friday night and Saturday slowly rising daytime temperature.
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James W. Henderson
Arimo
Dick Gibson
Vaughn L. Smith
Marysville
Henderson
Fire claims child on Utah farm home
A fire swept a farm home in Kamas Utah killing two month old Melvin Jones son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones. Four year old Donna Rae Jones carried 14 month Russell to safety while Mrs Jones suffered burns attempting to reenter the blaze.
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Kamas
Utah
Melvin Jones
Ralph Jones
Donna Rae
Russell
Finland May Quit When Lines Secure
Helsinki reports a Finnish radio broadcast stating Finland will end its war with Russia once the threat of renewed attack is removed and frontiers secured. Finland claims no imperial aims and that occupation of eastern Karelia aims to end hostilities and destroy Russian bases along the eastern border.
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Helsinki
Pinland
Haad
Finland
Russia
Helsinki Radio
Central Union of Finnish Labor Organizations
East
Karelia
Nortea Dune Ujarm
Murmansk
ISU Staff Members Attend Conferences
Idaho Southern executive dean Dr. John R. Nichols goes to Caldwell for College of Idaho 50th anniversary events and building dedications. Bursar O. D. Garrison attends Western Association of College and University Business Officers meeting November 7-8 at Timber Line Lodge near Portland. Norma Barnes speaks at a Moscow nutrition conference then at a Lava Hot Springs PTA meeting on November 13. Registrar Miss Dorothy Requa travels to Santa Barbara November 9-11 for the Pacific Coast Collegiate Registrar meeting. Dean Nichols also to attend Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools in Salt Lake City November 28-29 and speak on the junior college panel Education Faces a War Emergency.
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John R. Nichols
Idaho Southern
Caldwell
College of Idaho
O. D. Garrison
Idaho Southern University
Western Association of College and University Business Officers
Timber Line Lodge
Portland
Oregon
Norma Barnes
Moscow
P.T.A
Lava Hot Springs
Dorothy Requa
Santa Barbara
Calif
Pacific Coast
Dean Nichols
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
Salt Lake City
Indian Woman Fined After Reckless Driving Near Pocatello
Indian Waterhouse arrested by State Officer Tommy Cavanaugh on a highway collision near a radio station north of Pocatello. fined $25 by Justice Charles Hyde with $15 suspended. Waterhouse allegedly drove on the wrong side causing damage amid the crash.
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Kennedy Waterhouse
Tommy Cavanaugh
Pocatello
Charles W. Hyde
Waterhouse
Soviet Counteroffensive Drives Nazis Back In Two Sectors
Allied reports say the Red Army punched Nazis from two sectors northwest of Moscow. Stalin warned Germany is bleeding and doomed, while Churchill touted Allied momentum. Dispatches note stiff resistance in Crimea near Sevastopol and ongoing efforts to reopen Moscow Leningrad routes.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Germany
Stalin
Reich
England
Churchill
London
Volokolamsk
Moscow- Leningrad
Leningrad
Kalinin
Willetin
Crimea
Crimean
High Command
Red Army
Sevastopol
Russia
Great Black Sea
Ankara
Great Britain
Iran
Persia
Russian Caucasus
Caucasus
Kerch Strait
Rostov-on-Don
Lower
Berlin
Europe
Tareme Wee
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Melvin Bailey
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