Churchill Target of Attack by MP Who Labels Him Blackguard
William Gallacher the only communist MP in Britain called Prime Minister Churchill a blackguard to his face in the house of commons and accused him of dirty cowardly rotten action in an angry outburst. He later apologized to the house amid charges that Col J T C Moore Brabason had said he hoped Russia and Germany would annihilate each other.
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London
William Gallacher
Churchill
House of Commons
Gallacher
J. T. C. Moore- Brabason
Bannock County Fair Opens Friday with Full Schedule
North Bannock fair launches Friday morning with judging at 9 a.m. and a two day program of rodeo events at 2 p.m. Friday and 5 p.m. Saturday to fit railroad workers. Francis shows, Pocatello band music, and many livestock and home arts exhibits accompany dancing, air show, and fireworks.
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Francis
Pocatello
Guy Gates
Harley Winn
Glenn R. Kunkel
Eric Foxhall
Roy Neider
Gerald Hendricks
F O. Miller
Tsuneo Tanabe
Tim Kenney
Mr Kenney
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Agriculture Department
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Robert Wheatly
Milo England
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England
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Leland Harris
Bennett Flying Service
Americans to Lose Rights In War Areas
Washington reports that several thousand naturalized Americans abroad who exceeded the 1940 nationality act time limit must return to the United States by October 14 or automatically forfeit citizenship. The State Department is aiding transit for about 50,000 others and notes 75 to 100 living in the British Isles face similar risk.
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State Department
British Isles
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Montpelier Reside Hoff Dies at 92. longtime Bear Lake official
Henry H. Hoff aged 92 prominent Bear Lake county businessman died Tuesday at his daughter Mrs. M. D. Low’s home in Soda Springs He had lived in Montpelier since 1880 serving two terms as mayor three as county commissioner and one as Bear Lake representative in the Idaho legislature He was longtime stake president in the Montpelier Latter Day Saints church for 22 years.
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Bear Lake
Idaho
Latter- Day Saints Church
Plant Doing Well After Carnafon Slip Takes Root
Mrs. DeWitt Moffitt of 633 North Grant Avenue planted a carnafon slip early in spring to see what would happen. The slip grew to 34 inches, shows no blossoms yet, and is thriving.
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Icelandic Vessel Hekla Sunk by Submarine En Route to Canada
Icelandic government trade commissioner Thor said the 1315 ton vessel Hekla was sunk in late June by a submarine while traveling from Iceland to Canada.
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Vv. Thor
Icelandic
Government Trade Commission
Hekla
Iceland
Canada
Celebrate Rally at Salvation Army Young Peoples Event
The Salvation Army hosts its annual young people rally Sunday September 14 inviting the public. Sunday school at 9 45 a m open air at 7 30 p m young peoples meeting at 6 15 p m features pantomime From Jerusalem to Jericho depicting the good Samaritan. Adjutant E T Hill delivers the evening message The Two Valleys.
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Logan Youth Dies Found in Car in Logan Canyon
Wilford Porter a 19 year old Logan resident was found dead in his automobile in Logan canyon. He had attended a dance in Paris Idaho. A passing motorist found the vehicle at 7 am and notified the sheriff. His watch stopped at 3 am. Survivors include his parents Professor and Mrs Wilford D Porter a sister and a brother.
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Germans Kill Norwegians to Stop Impending Revolt
German-occupied Norway faced a crisis as Nazi authorities ordered firing squad executions and proclaimed a civil siege in Oslo. Reports from Stockholm said the crackdown spreading to Moss Frederikstad and Sarpsborg, with similar measures likely in those cities.
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Scores From National and American Leagues
Baseball results across NL and AL speeds through six games and two doubleheaders. Key performances include Pittsburgh and New York hitters amassing runs, and pitchers like Hartnett and Lamanna contributing in tight finishes.
Sportsmen Meet at 8 P M in Bannock County
Bannock County Sportsmen's association plans 8 p m meeting in city council chambers at the police station. John Dahlstrom presides as report on fish and pheasant planting and plans for a fish screen at the Downey canal head are to be presented. Spartamen urged to attend.
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Bryans Visit Before Military Service Departure
Harry Ryan and Mrs. Bryan, former Povoello residents, visit Salt Lake with Mr. Bryan and Pauline Bryan and Harry’s brother Paul. Mr. Bryan, a reserve captain, has been called to duty at Camp Roberts California. The group plans a stop at Sun Valley before returning home.
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Salt *Lake
Writer Foresees End Of War In 1942
DeWitt MacKenzie discusses wartime prospects predicting the European conflict could end next year though cautions against certainty. He notes Axis aims and the toll on Europe and suggests a shorter duration is more likely if fighting continues.
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Europe
Russians Gain 12 Miles On Central War Front
ENCINO N J Sept 11 The editor has discovered four healthy youngsters are hearty eaters An Encino Enterprise ad shows farmers with surplus roasting ears snap beans garden produce and frying chickens can trade for market value on subscription accounts The editor and his wife enjoy eating too
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Encino
N. J
F. L. Hinton
Governor Clark Dedication of Ralston Purina Plant in Idaho
Governor Chase A. Clark pulled the switch to open the new Ralston Purina feed mill in Pocatello as dignitaries including Mayor Robert M. Terell and Union Pacific official Pred H. Nickerbocker attended. He urged expanded food production for defense, saying Idaho can multiply milk, eggs and meat output and that irrigation can unlock vast remaining sagebrush land for farming.
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Ralph G. Leavitt
Ralsit Company
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H. Nickerbocker
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railad
W. C. Skinner
Pocatello Mill
Governor Clark
Gem State
Rotarians Hold Lunch Talk Session with Topic Tables
Rotary luncheon features a conversation session with each table discussing golf current affairs politics literature fishing and war Rae P Stratford leads topics Ralph Comstock Jr announces defense stamps to fund defense bonds will be sold next week in Pocatello retail houses urging purchase to curb inflation Guests include Alan Cannon Harry Bryan Clen Loughlin Lynn Minckler Gus Sponberg Fred Guthrie and J B Dodds of Pocatello
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Ralph Comstock, Jr
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Blackfoot
Harry Bryan
Salt Lake
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Guerneville
Calif
Lynn N. Minckler
Los Angeles
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Fred Guthrie
J. B
Dods
Pocatello
Nazi Front Alliance to Defend Africa Spreads Across West
Reports from The Associated Press in New York say France Germany and Spain plan a united defense of West Africa. Three way talks created a permanent staff at Melilla and arms flow from Germany to Casablanca Dakar and Villa Cisneros.
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Dover Under Siege As Luftwaffe Bombs Pound Port
German dive bombers and long range guns strike Dover as RAF raids target Berlin Hamburg Boulogne and attack London Liverpool. The aerial campaign intensifies across Britain and continental targets with bombings reported by authorities.
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Germany offers "sensible peace" if Poland surrenders
Berlin states it would seek a prudent peace settlement should Poland raise the white flag of surrender. The remark signals a hardline approach amid ongoing hostilities and calls for capitulation rather than concessions.
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Germany
Poland
British Capture Four Macedonian Villages Twenty-Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago today British forces announced the capture of four villages in Macedonia during the campaign. The operation involved coordinated advances and reported progress from the front lines as Allied strategists evaluated the next phase of the offensive.
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Congressional Briefs on Petro Shortages Inquiry
Senate may receive a preliminary report on a special investigation of petroleum shortages. An interstate commerce subcommittee calls for testimony by John T. Flynn in a movie radio inquiry. The pensions committee reviews minor house approved pension bills. House routine session. Senate and House were in recess yesterday.
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Bulgaria Warned Over German Military Use
Moscow says Russia warned Bulgaria it is a launching point for German actions against the Soviet Union. Berlin notes neutral Bulgaria is under German influence as Red Army reports advances on the central front near Smolensk and Gomel. British pilots are being dispatched to aid the Soviet defense.
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Roosevelt to Talk at 7 This Evening
President Roosevelt will address foreign policy tonight in a broad speech that White House aides say will cover all major points and answer questions. The address will include the Russian aid issue and a meeting with the American mission to Russia led by W. Averell Harriman.
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Bertwell Dies at 74 in Idaho Home
Mrs. Sarah Ellen Bertwell 74 died at her son George E. Bertwell’s home 753 North Lincoln after a week with cerebral hemorrhage. Born May 7, 1867 in Rockford Ohio she came to Idaho 29 years ago. Survived by two sons George E. of Pocatello Nelson B. Bertwell of Omaha and four daughters Pat Cook Russell E. Stanley Lester F. Morgan and Wiliam Peterson. eight grandchildren. Body at McHan's Mortuary pending funeral arrangements.
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Omaha
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Long Beach
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el Cerrito
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Oakland
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Utah Weather Outlook for Late Week
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with wind at times. Forecasters expect a windy period ending Friday across western Ces Geen region with unsettled skies lingering into Friday.
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Utah
Ces Geen West
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