Soviet To Move 390000 Germans From Volga Region To Siberia
The Soviet government orders about 390,000 residents of German extraction from the lower Volga to be uprooted and resettled in Siberia. Authorities say the move responds to espionage and sabotage by some in the Volga German population and aims to prevent unrest. The Volga Germans, invited by Catherine the Great in 1762, will receive land and state aid as they begin new lives in Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Lower Volga
Siberia
Catherine the Great
Volga
Nazis Seize 100 Jews as Hostages in Paris
Vichy reports mass arrests in Paris by German authorities seizing more than 100 Jews and two prominent French lawyers including former Justice Minister Pierre Masse and ex-deputy Theodore Valensi. Officials cite communist plots and recent demonstrations in Jewish districts as triggers. Police seek an accomplice linked to the Laval and Deat shooting case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
France
Old Republic
Paris
Pierre Masse
Theodore Valensi
Corsica
Cri du Peuple
Germany
Masse
Valensi
Poincare
Democratic Alliance
Pierre-Etienne Flandin
Paul Colette
Pierre Laval
Marcel Deat
Car Plunges Into Canal North of Pocatello
Frank Smart and Willie Tom mie two Fort Hall Indians escaped a Sunday morning crash on the high line road two miles north of Pocatello. The car struck a bridge rail and ditched into an irrigation ditch, but neither could recall who was driving or how they survived. They walked to a nearby farmhouse for help, later telling Deputy Sheriff Bert Empey they remembered little about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smart
Willie Tommie
Fort Hall
Bert Empey
Pocatello
High Line
Two Vehicle Crash In Alameda Causes Damages
State Police Officer Elmer Terry reports a two car collision in Alameda Monday at about 11 30 am. A car driven by Henry N Belisle 71 of 224 North Thirteenth traveling south on Washington street and a Rowland Brothers dairy truck driven by Kathryn W Lydiatt of 137 Wayne traveling east on Maple street crashed head on. The fronts of both vehicles were damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Terry
Alameda
Henry N Belisle
North Thirteenth
Washington Street
Rowland Brothers
Kathryn W. Lydiatt
Wayne
Maple Street
Singing Wheels film to be shown at Lions Club meeting
The Idaho Motor Transport association sponsored film Singing Wheels will be shown tonight to Lions Club members at 6 30 in the Bannock hotel. Chet Moulton association representative will present the picture per Neal Jordan program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Motor Transport Association
Lions Club
Bannock Hotel
Chet Moulton
Association
Neal Jordan
First Snow Reported at Grassy Lake Dam Wyoming
The first snowfall of the 1941 fall season was reported at Grassy Lake Dam in Wyoming, four inches measured by Lynn Crandall, district 36 watermaster. The temperature reached a 34 degree minimum in Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
Grassy Lake Dam
Wyo
Lynn Crandall
District 36 Watermaster
Utah Toll Grows After Fatal Auto Accident
Edwin Dale Cheney aged 11 died one mile south of Vego after being thrown from his father's car as the father pushed a stalled vehicle. The crash raised Utah's traffic toll to 124 for the year. In Salt Lake City J Brownell Brown, 38, endured a skull fracture after a collision left him pinned in his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. George
Utah
Edwin Dale Cheney
Bertran Cheney
Vego
Salt Lake City
J. Brownell Brown
Today's Scores American League No Games Scheduled
National League results not available in the brief score update noting no American League games scheduled for today.
Union Pacific names auditor to succeed deceased head
Rudolph Wipprecht, 54, named general auditor of Union Pacific to replace Hugh A. To Land who died last week. Wipprecht has long served the railroad starting as special accountant for the Oregon Short Line in Salt Lake City in 1918 and later rising to assistant general auditor in Omaha by 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Sept
Rudolph Wipprecht
Union Pacific Railroad
Hugh A. Toland
W. M. Jeffers
Wipprecht
Union Pacific
Salt Lake City
Election Results for Grace District Trustees
Independent district 35 at Grace reports two trustees elected. Fred D. Barton and Floyd Smart won seats on the board as 93 votes were cast in the school election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Fred D. Barton
Floyd Smart
Board of
Cougar Seen on Highway Near Schiller and Pauline
A large cougar was sighted Sunday on the highway between Schiller and Pauline by Mrs Ray Dalton Mr and Mrs Eskal Davidson and Peter H Jensen traveling to Pocatello. The group reported the encounter while en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schiller and
Pauline
Ray Dalton
Eskal Davidson
Peter H. Jensen
Pocatello
President Roosevelt's Mother Dies at 86 in Hyde Park
Mrs. Sara Delano Roosevelt dies at the Roosevelt family home near Hyde Park aged 86 just before her birthday. The president postpones a major address until Thursday night and extends national mourning as discussion of international affairs, including a naval clash off Iceland, dominates the day. The flag at the Franklin D. Roosevelt library flies at half staff. The nation, from citizens to leaders, expresses sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde Park
N. Y
Sara Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
White House
Iceland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stars and Stripes
Snow Falls in Leadville As Winter Arrives Early
Six inches of snow blanketed Leadville Colorado while Denver recorded an early-season snowfall. The storm extended from the Rocky Mountains to the Great Lakes with widespread rain and cold, near freezing temperatures forecast for mountain regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leadville
Colorado
Denver
Rocky Mountains
Great Lakes
Colorado Springs
Montana
Wyoming
Bigorn
Dome Axe
Sheridan
Wyo
Gulf of Mexico
Kansas
Jasper County
Iowa
Miles City
Mont
Nebraska
North Dakota
Minnesota
Utah
Weather Bureau
Dubois
Idaho
Pocatello
Valle
Butte
ISU To Train 20 In Air
The Civil Aeronautics Administration announces a pilot training program to be conducted in seven Idaho schools. Idaho Southern University will train 20 students at the elementary and advanced course. Boise Junior College 40. Lewiston State Normal School 30. Albion State Normal, College of Idaho, University of Idaho, and Northwest Nazarene College will each train 10 students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Idaho
Idaho Southern University
Boise Junior College
Lewiston State Normal School
Albion State Normal School
College of Idaho
University of Idaho
Northwest Nazarene College
World War Veteran Removed From Train After Attempted Jump
John L. Clifford, 51, was taken off Train 18 on Sunday after advice from Union Pacific special agents. He was transferred to General Hospital for mental evaluation. Clifford, a Portland to Elmhurst, New York route, carried papers identifying his home in Elmhurst. He attempted to jump from the train between Huntington and Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Clifford
Union Pacific
General Hospital
Elmhurst
N. Y
Portland
Huntington
Pocatello
Two Suspects Sought in Idaho Falls and Washington
Idaho Falls police seek James W. Rogers 29 for breaking a service station window and stealing 52.92 and a loaded rifle. Police also ask Davenport sheriff to help locate Daniel Wesley Murray 25 for murder in the August 29 shooting of his mother at the Lestnett farm near Gov an Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
James W. Rogers
Davenport
Wash
Daniel Wesley Murray
H. B. Lesnett
Lesnett
Govan
British Lose 20 Bombers In Berlin Raid
London reports the August 8 1940 raid over Berlin by a large RAF force lasting until dawn. The British said 20 bombers were shot down, four German night fighters fell, and major fires and heavy damage followed in the German capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Luftwaffe
Europe
Berlin
Reich
British
Air Ministry
Weather Report Records New Morning Low of 35
The report notes a cold start with a morning low of 35 degrees and a later high near 59 by mid afternoon. It compares Sunday's 56 degree high and mentions the mean temperature at 46 degrees, 17 below normal, with a forecast of gradually warming conditions.
Car Crash Leads to Arrest for Failing to Report Accident
Mildred Holste of 1205 East Benton reported a collision at Main and Lander with John J. Persinger, 22, of 3034 East Gould. Persinger allegedly failed to stop, made a laughing remark, and was arrested on a charge of failing to report the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Holste
East Benton
John J. Persinger
E. Gould
Main and
Lander
Russians' Former Capital Cut Off from Possible Aid
Caldwell Nebraska Sept 8 Mrs Ida Scott 40 Emerson Neb was killed instantly and four others taken to a Caldwell hospital when their car collided near Parma Mrs Scott was visiting her sister in law Mrs Fay Snyder of Roswell whose husband Fay Snyder was driver of the car The Snyders and their daughters Maurine and Geraldine were taken to Caldwell hospital Larayne Snyder suffered only minor cuts and bruises Wesley Harpham of Roswell driver of the other car was not injured but his passenger Walter Obendorff had minor bruises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Ida Scott
Emerson
Neb
Parma
Scott
Fay Snyder
Roswell
Snyders
Daughers Maurine
Geraldine
Larayne
Wesley Harpham
Army officers inspect Henrys Lake camp site in Idaho
Ninth corps area officers led by Gen Ernest D Peek visited Henrys Lake Idaho in a snowstorm to review camp layout for Alaskan ski troops. They cautioned that approval of layout does not guarantee construction and said permanent buildings unlikely before spring with about 200 employed on the base planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Yellowstone
Mont
Ninth Corps
San Francisco
Henrys Lake
Idaho
Ernest D. Peek
Peek
Col
E. M. George
Ogden
J. T. Zellars
W. S. Conrow
G. E. Henry
Rotary President Davis to Broadcast From England
Davis will appear on the BBC London Studios program Britain Speaks on Tuesday evening September 9 from 8 to 8 15 mountain time. He is in England at the request of British Rotarians and visits clubs across Great Britain and Ireland. The Mutual system will carry the broadcast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom J. Davis
England
Britain
London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Tim
Davis
Rotarians of
Great Britain
Ireland
Mutual System
State Police Officer Alma Mariey In Hospital After Collapse
State Police officer and former Bannock county deputy sheriff Alma Mariey of 624 South Tenth was taken to General Hospital at 4 10 a m Sunday by city ambulance. He is reported to be suffering from a heart condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Mariey
South Tenth
Bannock County
General Hospital
Marley
Battery Charges Arrestee Given Suspended Sentence
Elmer Rolfe, 32, arrested on a battery charge after a complaint by his wife, received a 60 day suspended jail sentence from Justice of the Peace William J. Ryan. Harlan Halferty also charged with battery, fined $20 and given a 60 day suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Rolfe
William J. Ryan
Harlan Halferty
Pioneer Gus Spongberg Visits From Long Beach
Here From Coast Gus Spongberg a pioneer Poca tello and Montpelier resident and former Pocairio coffee merchant visits here from his Long Beach California home. He is accompanied by his grandson Frederick Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Spongberg
Pocatello and Montpelier
Pocairio
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Spongberg
Frederick Guthrie
Pocatello Boy Scouts to Hold Court of Honor
Pocatello district of Boy Scouts of America will hold its court of honor for September on Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the Boy Scout headquarters in the Dietrich building. District chairman W O Tolman announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout
Dietrich Building
W. O. Tolman
Breakfast Meeting of Community Chest Gifts Committee
The advance gifts committee will meet for a 7 30 a m breakfast Tuesday at the Hotel Whitman to discuss campaign plans and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Gifts
The
Community Chest
Whitman
Idaho and Utah Weather Forecasts
Idaho stays fair tonight with warmer conditions on Tuesday. Utah also fair with a chilly Monday night, rising temps Tuesday, and light frost in higher northern valleys.
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Idaho
Utah
Germans claim encirclement of Leningrad and key advance
Allied dispatches report German front lines severing land links to Leningrad and reaching the Neva river while encircling the city from the north and east. Soviet and Finnish sources describe intense fierce fighting around Leningrad with heavy casualties on both sides as weather hampers mechanized warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva
Russia
Leningrad
Moscow
Gomel
Baltic
Black Sea
Hitler
Svir
Ladoga
Onega
DNB
Ukraine
Kiev
Odessa
Piins
Murmansk - Leningrad
Japan Waits Too Long Says Former British Minister
Manila Sept. Alfred Duff-Cooper former British minister of information says Japan waited too long for any southward expansion. He notes Britain is in a stronger position after the last year and plans to visit Singapore to study centralized civil government for the Malay states. He dodges whether Britain would fight if Japan attacked Thailand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Alfred Duff-Cooper
Japan
Duff-Cooper
Poer
He Vanéy
Singapore
Britain
Thailand
County Board OKs Two Mill Airport Defense Levy
The county commissioners approved a two mill levy earmarked for airport development tied to national defense needs. If the defense program proceeds the funds will be used this year. otherwise the levy may be reduced next year and funds not expended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Pocatello Airport
Head of
National Defense
Pocatello
R. M. Terrell
Sunday Collisions Reported in City Intersections
Two separate Sunday crashes logged by police. At Arthur and Whitman a sedan driven by Max Croft and a Yellowstone Cleaner's truck driven by Fred Brown sustained minor body damage. At North of city Roy Okamura collided with Arthur Welch damaging fenders bumpers and doors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Whitman
Max Croft
North Hayes
Yellowstone Cleaner
Fred Brown
Roy Okamura
Arthur Welch
East Halliday
Okamura
Welch
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