Lehrbas Takes New Position Outside Polish Capital
Poland's armies struggle to hold Warsaw as German forces push from north, west and south. The defense lines along the Vistula are being prepared while a potential German pincer could seal off Warsaw from eastern territory.
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Lehrbas
Lloyd Lehrbas
Rhine
Vistula
Warsaw
Berlin
Sandomierz
Associated Press
Great Britain
Germany
Poland
Warndt Forest
Forbach
Baltic
Kennebec
German Ex-resident Gives Views on Hitler and War
A former East Prussia resident now living in Pocatell shares strong opinions on Hitler and the European conflict. He argues the war’s origins lie with Germany and notes German support for Hitler in Czecho Slovakia. He sees democracy as a spectrum and comments on American German communities and wartime alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hitler
Pocatello Tribune-Journal
Sargunas
Pocatell
East Prussia
Dani Zargomlis
Thirty Six Enter Contest For 1939 Baby Idaho
Thirty six babies compete for the 1939 Baby Idaho title at Bannock County Fair with a 1 pm judging after the parade. Entrants include twins Richard and Robert Broberg Rita and Leta Pace Paul and Paty LaVon Johnson Phyllis Henriksen James Henriksen Ernest Mendenhall Richard Melton and Keren Mihlfeith among others from Fort Hall Pocatello and nearby families.
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Idaho
Bannock County Fair
Vern Newcombe
Fort Hall
Richard
Robert Broberg
Paul Brown
Rita
Leta Pace
Stanley Pace
Pocatello
Paul and
Paty
Milton Taputka
Thomas Carlyle
W. H. Carlyle
LaVon Johnson
G. A. Johnson
Phyllis Henriksen
James Henry Henriksen
H. Henriksen
Ernest Mendenhall
J. C. Mendenhall
Richard Gayle Melton
Ferne Melton
Keren Mihlfeith
Accidents Incur Slight Damage Involving Three Crashes
Three minor collisions were reported to police on Saturday. Charles W Gardner of Inkom and Hazel Bolingbroke of Pocatello caused fender damage at Main and Fremont. Melvin J Gergotte of East Lander struck Kendall Minnick on North Third avenue with minor damage. Ray Hendrickson of West Sherman collided at West Bridger and North Garfield. extent of damage not advised.
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Charles W. Gardner
Inkom
Hazel Bolingbroke
Pocatello
Main and
Fremont
Melvin J. Gergotte
East Lander
North Third Avenue
Kendall Minnick
South Main Avenue
Ray Hendrickson
West Sherman
West Bridger
North Garfield
Hendrickson
Twenty Winners Get Tickets For Theatre Show
Twenty Pocatellans won guest tickets to see Lady of the Tropics and Conspiracy at the Chief theatre for Sunday to Tuesday. Winners may collect at the box office with listed addresses and names, including Mrs. Edwin Leippe and Yoshi Yokota among others.
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Tribune-Journal- Chief
Twenty Pocatellans
Library announces winter hours in Pocatello
Annette Cragster head librarian at the main library lists weekday hours from 10 a m to 9 p m and Sunday 2 to 9 p m The children's department is open 2 to 6 p m daily Bonneville branch hours run 12 30 to 5 30 p m daily except Saturday then 1 30 to 6 p m
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Pocatello
Annette Cragster
Bonneville
Summer Weather Rebounds With 83 Degree Day
Pocatellans shed winter attire as temperatures reached 83 degrees after a cold snap. The day followed rain and a low of 44 the night before, four degrees below last year's minimum, while Kinport peak shows frosty hints at higher elevations.
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Pocatellans
Kinport Peak
Stock Broker Faces Term In Federal Prison
J E Bass mining stock broker with offices in major cities and London faces six years and six days at McNeil Island after pleading guilty to 11 counts across three indictments for securities, conspiracy and mail fraud. Brother Joseph Bass case dismissed. Harry A Davie case pending. Davis imprisoned at San Quentin, term through 1941.
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RISE
J. E. Bass
United States
London
McNeil Island Federal Prison
C. C. Cavanah
Bass
Securities and Exchange Commission
Joseph G. Bass
E. H. Casterlin
Harry A. Davie
Davis
San Quentin
Judge levies fine after collision near Bannock Creek
State police reported Jimmie Woods 40 Idaho Falls was arraigned in Probate Court at American Falls and fined 25 dollars and costs for driving on the wrong side of the road. Woods waived counsel and jury trial after a visit to the crash scene. The accident on a bridge over Bannock Creek involved Alice Dial 30 Shelley Paul Dawson 40 Idaho Falls and R L Boyle of Pocatello. Buck Davis Power County sheriff and officer Buck Davis investigated. Woods said he was blinded by the sun and failed to see the correct side. All four escaped serious injury. several had minor cuts and bruises. The cars were badly damaged.
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Jimmie Woods
Idaho Falls
Howard
American Falls
Woods
Jude Howard
Alice Dial
Shelley
Paul Dawson
R. L. Boyle
Pocatello
Buck’ Davis
Power County
Bannock Creek
Wood
Death Ends Fraud Trial Chapter in Boise
Boise reporter states that Paul L. Oakes 55 died from a self inflicted gunshot at his Idaho First National Bank Building office as his trial for mine fraud and securities violations neared. Co defendants Frank Johnesse and Louis Payne remained named in the case though Oakes death ends his participation. United States Attorney John Carver indicated plans for the trial would not be changed.
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Boise
United States
Paul L. Oakes
Oakes
Louis Payne
New York City
Frank Johnesse
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Idaho First Rational Bank
Clyde E. Summers
Ada County
Johnesse
Consolidated Mine Syndicate
Idaho
Pauline H. Oakes
Denver
Colo
Butte Mont
John Carver
Johnese
Payne
Carver
Erand
Pocatello
Sprag
Cowboys Pull Off 13th-Inning Victory Over Lewiston
Twin Falls edges Lewiston 10-9 in 13 innings to widen Pioneer league lead over Pocatello to 1.5 games. The game, lasting 2 hours 45 minutes, saw alternating ahead until Twin Falls tied 9-9 in the eighth. Lewiston scored two in the 18th before final. Players listed include Hurrie Garland Hall Beard Stefan Kinneman DeCarlo for Twin Falls and Mentz Herb Anderson Ad ams Marlowe Tate Ray Anderson for Lewiston.
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Twin Falls
Twin Falls Cowboys
Lewiston Indians
Pocatello
Cowboys
Indians
Lewiston
R. H. E Lew'n
T. F
Hurrie
Garland
Hall and
Beard
Stefan
Kinneman
DeCarlo
Weekend Weather Outlook: Small Temperature Change
Partly cloudy skies forecast with little change in temperatures for Sunday and Monday. Regional meteorologists expect seasonal highs in the upper 60s to low 70s with modest morning lows.
Britain Prepares for Prolonged Conflict and Clergy Transfer
Reverend Fr. C. H. King of St. Anthony church may depart Pocatello for a northern Idaho town. The move is unofficial but widely believed. his final Sunday service in Pocatello draws regret from Catholics and non Catholics alike after many years of service.
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C. H. King
St. Anthony Church
Idaho
King
Pocatello
Father King
Russia Calls Reservists For Service In Wartime
Moscow announces call up of reservists from Ukraine Byelorussia Leningrad Moscow Kalinin and Orel military areas to reinforce the Red Army as Germany presses on with the war. Officials push troops raw materials and supplies to the western frontier amid a cash and carry trade shift.
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Moscow
Tass
Red Army
Ukraine
Byelorussia
Leningrad
Kalanin
Orel
Russia
Germany
Soviet Union
Polish Republic
Reds edge Pocatello 12 11 in Pioneer league thriller
Brigham City Utah Sept 9 Pocatello and Ogden met in a Pioneer game as Reds manager Bill Mc Corry led a comeback for a 12 to 11 win over Pocatello After a 12 3 lead the visitors rallied with seven runs in the sixth through eighth innings but Ogden held on Beers Owen Ballenger and Malone each pitched for Pocatello while Orrell Kunz and Costello faced the Reds through the late innings including Hjorts two run homer with two on
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Brigham City
Utah
Pocatello
Ogden
Bill McCorry
Reds
Forrest Orrell
Paul Hjort
Kunz
Orrell
Bob Costello
Five Arrested for Illegal Parking Post Bond
Five persons were arrested Saturday for illegal parking and posted one dollar bonds for Monday morning police court appearance. Named individuals include Ralph Aspeland, John A Bergstrom, Mrs Paul Bistline, Roy Cafee and Charley Mulkey.
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Ralph Aspeland
John A. Bergstrom
Paul Bistline
Roy Cafee
Charley Mulkey
Weather forecast notes Fair Sunday and Monday
The forecast calls for fair weather on Sunday and Monday with no temperature change expected. No precipitation is anticipated and mild conditions are likely across the region.
Planes Drop Heavy Bombs Warsaw Buildings Aflame
Ottawa dispatch reports Canada’s parliament approving a policy seen as paving the way for an impending war declaration against Germany. The prime minister’s office withholds an exact proclamation hour, but later sources say it may come around 7 a m EST tomorrow after a cabinet session near midnight.
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Warsaw
Ottawa
Canada
Germany
Warsaw Fights On As German Assault Grows
Warsaw reports intense fighting as German air attacks and ground pushes threaten the city outskirts. Polish radio appeals women to join the defense while Paris fronts see a broad German counterattack and Britain bases wartime policy on a three year expectation.
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Budapest
Warsaw
Court Holds Youth to Trial For Law Officer's Death
J B Hargraves Jr 26 charged with the murder of Alameda marshal F F Bob Hunter on July 12. He was bound over to face trial in the fall term of Idaho's fifth judicial district on first degree murder charges by Justice of the Peace William Hinckley after a three day preliminary hearing. Lew Cox, clerk of the identification bureau at the Pocatello police, noted the decree.
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J. B. Hargraves, Jr
F. F
Bob) Hunter
Alameda
District Court
William Hinckley
J. B. Har
Graves, Jr
Fifth Judicial District Court of Idaho
Justice Hinckley
Lew Cox
Cleck
Iden Iiistion Bureau
Pocatello Poligy
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Norway
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France
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Italy
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Sargounas
Czecho-Slovakia
Reich
America
Wisconsin
CCC
Munich
England
Pocatello Tribune
Idaho State Journal
Edwin Leippe
South Hayes
Charlotte Wray
North Eighth
Lloyd Brown
West Center
Leta Brown
Yoshi Yokota
South Fourth Avenue
Bertha Reisinger
South Third
R. E. Brown
John L. Maner
Warren Avenue
Dick Lund
Clarence Olsen
Fred Patz
South Fourth
Calvin Ames
Maple Avenue
Florence Wade
South Fifth
Helen M. Moffitt
North Grant
Harlan Hafferty
Center Street
M. H. Adams
Kilda Beth Robison
East Carter
M. C. Brimhall
Mary Strawn
North 13Th
Oakland
Calif
R. H.E
Mentz
Herb Anderson
Adaims
Marlowe
Tate
Ray Anderson
R. H. E. Pocatello
Beers
Owen and
Ballenger
Malone, Orrell, Kunz, Costello and
Rice
Lwow
Saar
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