Nazis Strengthen Balkan Position With Romanian Settlement
Dewitt MacKenzie argues Germany consolidates power in the Balkans through the Romanian Hungarian settlement. He notes German occupation claims to guard Romania borders and links to Hungary, boosting Reich influence from Germany to the Black Sea while complicating Soviet ambitions in the region. He cautions that a Russo German clash remains possible, with food and grain from the Danubian basin becoming crucial for Britain’s war effort.
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Herr Hitler
Hungary
Rumania
Germany
Moscow
Hitler
Russia
Balkans
Stalin
Britain
Danubian
England Purchases Billions in U S Markets as War Aid Grows
Washington reports Britain has ordered about 2 billion dollars in U S goods since declaring war on the Axis a year ago with another 2 billion expected in the next year. Aircraft contracts total roughly 1.2 billion in the first year and production is expanding to meet a daily output of about 10 planes, rising toward 70 by summer. Gold payments to satisfy neutrality laws run around 100 million dollars weekly.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Third Reich
Britain
Empire
Green
Lewis
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood of Railroad
Chicago
Dry Months Set Record in Pocatello Weather Study
The Pocatello Weather Bureau reports the May to August quarter as the driest on record with 4.9 inches normal. Meteorologist H. H. Smith notes last year also dry for the same period, with 1.71 inches. The period 1900 to 1930 shows scattered rainfall totals, May 1908 leading at 3.96 inches and August 1930 at 3.59 inches, while mean temperatures ran above normal and the coldest August was 64 in 1899. Rainfall Monday night totaled 0.52 inches, Smith says.
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Pocatello Weather Bureau
H. H. Smith
Smith
Pocatello
Mr. Smith
Father of Ted Kakoliris Dies in Birmingham
George Kakoliris, father of Pocatello Cardinals player Ted Kakoliris, died today in Birmingham Alabama. Ted will stay to finish the season.
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George Kakoliris
Ted Kakoliris
Pocatello Cardinals
Birmingham
Ala
Ted
Jury Probes Cause of Grace Deaths
A coroner's jury convened in Grace to evaluate the early morning death of four Adams children Kay L. six, Dart O. five, Fern three, and Elzina Arlene one. Parents Hyrum R. and Mrs Adams were away. deputy Andrew Adams found the home ablaze, with little chance to save the youngsters. The inquest also affects the postponement of a second degree murder hearing for Ralph Higgins and his son, linked to another Lava Hot Springs death.
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Grace
Bannock County
Arthur W. Hall
Hyrum R. Adams
Hyrum Ben
Ralph
Daniel Higgins
Lava Hot Springs
C. M. Jeffery
Higgins
George John
Ralph Higgins
Idaho Weather Forecast Acknowledges Clouds and Showers
The outlook reports partly cloudy conditions tonight and Wednesday with scattered mountain showers. Cooler temperatures are expected tonight across the region.
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Idaho
Holiday Toll Reaches 514 Deaths Across Nation
The three day Labor Day period saw 514 violent deaths with 325 vehicle fatalities, 189 from other causes, including 25 from a Virginia airliner crash. New York, Illinois, California, Michigan, Ohio, and Pennsylvania led in car deaths. Utah and Idaho also reported multiple fatalities across accidents and violence.
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Virginia
New York
Illinois
California
Michigan
Hio
Pennsylvania
Cloudy Skies Bring Light Showers Tonight and Wednesday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with scattered light showers tonight and Wednesday. Temperatures remain steady with little change expected.
Attempted assassination of King Carol at Bucharest palace
An unidentified man fired seven shots at King Carol's palace in Bucharest as crowds watched at 8:55 p m. He was seized by guards amid conflicting reports on his fate, while flags over the palace indicated the king was inside. The attacker, likely protesting Transylvania cession, breached gates before being overpowered.
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Bucharest
Carol
Transylvania
Hungary
Labor Pledges Cooperation In U S Defense Efforts
The Associated Press reports Labor Day speeches show union leaders Green and Lewis pledging cooperation in rearmament while opposing peacetime conscription. Perkins notes unemployment rise amid defense orders as labor seeks a greater voice in defense production.
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U.S
Associated Press
William Green
John L. Lewis
Perkins
Boston
Green
Denver
Lewis
Washington
Thirty-Six Convicts Escape After Killing Farm Guard
A mass prison break at Cummins Prison Farm Arkansas on Labor Day left one guard dead and another wounded. Convicts scattered through Arkansas and Louisiana, with two leaders captured after a 30 minute gun battle at Garland City. A second group near Columbia Louisiana killed posseman Frank Gartman and abducted three youths, while two girls and a boy remained with the convicts. Authorities pursue the escapees through woodlands surrounding the sprawling facility where trusties guard inmates and a large work crew was at rest when the breakout began.
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Cummins
Ark
Arkansas
Louisiana
Garland City
Columbia
Frank Gartman
Rayville
Gartman
Columbia Automobile
Anna Laura Diamond
Vondele Williams
Jerry Harnigle
Three Sons Born at St Anthony Hospital
Birth notices report three newborns at St Anthony Hospital. The Weaver family at 1049 South Main welcomed a son on September 1. The Parkinsons of 726 South Third welcomed a son, and the Finks of Arimo welcomed a son.
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St. Anthony Hospital
DuWaybe Weaver
South Main
Ralph Parkinson
South Third
Lawrence Fink
Arimo
Routzengs protest Salt Lake methods in playoff race
Idaho Falls and Pocatello league managers Lou Garland and Art Routzeng condemned the Salt Lake Bees for using second string players to gain an unfair edge as the Shaughnessy playoff race tightens. Salt Lake leads the standings while Ogden climbs, and rivals insist the rookies are kept out of regular lineups.
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Idaho Falls
Lou Garland
Art Routzeng
Pocatello
Pioneer League
Salt Lake Bees
Orden
Shaughnessy
Salt Lake
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Garland
Routzong
Troops Move To Position Along Border
German motorized divisions to replace Romanian forces on September 15 along the south Bucovina border after Romania ceded North Bucovina to the Soviet Union. Defenses centered at Vatra Donei with a second line near Piatra Neam, as clashes flare in northern Transylvania over railways and stations. General Ion Antonescu named commander of Transylvanian units amid resistance plans and withdrawal orders.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Buscoviana
Bucovina
Russia
Tocay
Vatra Donei
Piatra Nean
Transylvania
Carol
Hungary
Ion Antonescu
Bessarabia
Baseball Tonight Doubleheader if Postponement Needed
Idaho Falls and Pocatello play at 8 15 unless heavy rain. If postponed a double header begins Wednesday at 7 p m with Detroit Chicago and Cincinnati listed in the box score lines.
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Idaho Falls
Pocatello
Surprise visit from Ponca City kin sparks family reunion
Mrs. Leo Willison and her sons James and Bobby traveled from Ponca City Oklahoma to visit Mrs. Willison's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Myers at 345 North Eighth and her brother James Myers. It is her first visit in 12 years.
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Leo Willison
James
Bobby
Ponca City
Okla
Willison
J. R. Myers
North Eighth
Spug) Myers
Former Official Dies
David Franklin Houston, 74, insurance executive and former secretary of agriculture, died yesterday in New York of heart disease.
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New York
David Franklin Houston
Agriculture
Ladies Aid Meeting At Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church will meet at 3 30 p m Wednesday in the church parlors. Mrs Glen Williams and Mrs Train will be hostesses. All members are urged to attend.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Glen Williams
Train
Roosevelt announces U S Britain base deal and 50 destroyers lease
President Roosevelt informed Congress of a U S Britain agreement to lease naval and air bases in Newfoundland Bermuda the Bahamas Jamaica St Lucia Trinidad Antigua and British Guiana in exchange for 50 over age destroyers. The plan cites authority from Attorney General Jackson and notes the bases are essential to hemispheric defense and Panama Canal protection.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
United States
Great Britain
North
Atlantic
Newfoundland
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
St. Lucia
Trinidad
Antigua
British Guiana
Britain
Lord Lothian
Hull
Panama Canal
Central America
South America
Antilles
Canada
Mexico
Gulf
Navy
Idaho Guard Calls Up Units for Roosevelt Mobilization
Idaho adjutant general Brig. Gen. M C McConnell announced most of the state's national guard will mobilize on Sept. 16. Physical exams will precede train in, and guardsmen will stay at home stations for a week after entraining. Units listed include Battery A Boise and many others across Coeur d Alene, Payette, Sandpoint, Lewiston, Moscow, Idaho Falls, Pocatello, Twin Falls, Rigby, St Maries, Blackfoot, and Jerome as part of the 41st division.
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Boise
Idaho
National Guard
M. C. MecConnel
Idaho Gcuard
McConnel
Adjutant General
Roosevelt
148 Field Artillery
First Battalion
Coeur d'Alene
Payette
Sandpoint
Lewiston
Moscow
116Th Engineers
Idaho Falls
Burley
Pocatello
Buhl
Twin Falls
Rigby
St. Maries
41St Division
Blackfoot
Jerome
Air Raiders Fight Off German Onslaught Over London Front
Luftwaffe raiders bomb London twice but are driven back by RAF fighters and anti-aircraft fire. By afternoon 23 German planes were shot down and 15 RAF planes reported missing. British defense held as Mussolini reports Italian Picchiatelli squadrons attack British ships in the central Mediterranean. RAF bombers also strike bases near Boulogne and Genoa suffers casualties from lingering raids.
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R.A.F
Air Ministry
R.A P
Berelin
Gard
Dover
Hell's Corner
R.A.P
Scotland
Mussolini
Mediterranean
Italy
Genoa
Boulogne
France
Japs Demand Submission in French Indo China Move
Report says Japan demanded immediate submission from French Indo China to allow troop movements and use Haiphong as a base. Gov Gen Decoux seeks delay, asking for instructions from Vichy while Hanoi rejects the September 1 ultimatum.
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Hongkong
Indo-China
Haiphong
Hanoi
Indo- China
Jean Decoux
Vichy
Reuters
Shanghai
Saigon
Gridiron Club Formation Meeting Invited at Idaho Southern
A meeting of all persons interested in organizing a Gridiron club is requested to attend a session Wednesday at noon at Idaho Southern University ethics department.
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Idaho Southern University Ethetics
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