British Bomb Concentration Points on Channel Coast Raid Across U K
Allied reports say British bombers struck German invasion barges along the Channel coast and attacked docks and ships at Dunkerque Bremen and Hamburg. German raids hit London and other British areas with casualties and fires as RAF bombers targeted Berlin and shipping centers amid heavy anti aircraft fire.
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Channel Coast
London
Berlin
Associated Press
London Air Ministry
Channel
Dunkerque
England
Midlands
Scotland
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Tiergarten
Central Park
Hamburg
Bremen
Hitler
Reich
Wilhelmstrasse
Anhalter
Templehof
Clark Sees Draft Bill Evasion By House Amendment
Senator Clark of Idaho criticizes the Fish amendment delaying the draft by 60 days as “neither fish nor flesh.” He argues conscription should be decided now and labels the delay inherently dishonest while opposing the amendment as an isolationist. He predicts delays and misjudgments if the 60 day postponement is enacted.
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Washington
Clark
Idaho
Senate
House
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Mexico declares Manuel Avila Camacho president-elect
The chamber of deputies proclaimed Manuel Avila Camacho winner of the July 7 election, defeating Gen. Juan Andreau Almazan and Francisco Sanchez Tapia. Avila Camacho gains the support of the Cardenas administration as Almazan flees, with vote totals of 2,476,641 to 151,101 and 9,840 for Sanchez Tapia.
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Mexico City
Chamber of Deputies
Manuel Avila Camacho
Mexico
Chamber
Juan Andreau Almazan
Avila Camacho
Cardenas
Almazan
Fire Season Ends in Idaho After Mild Summer
State Forester Franklin Girard declared the north Idaho fire season practically over after a summer with smaller timber losses. He said week of rains eroded remaining fire hazards across the Clearwater region Priest Lake area and Coeur d Alene district following an inspection tour through the panhandle.
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Boise
Franklin Girard
North Idaho
Girard
Panhandle
Clearwater
Priest Lake
Coeur d'Alene
Baseball Scores Across American League and Standings
Scoring summaries from multiple games show Detroit beating New York 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0, Cleveland taking a 1 0 0 7 0 0 0 lead over Boston, Philadelphia splitting with Chicago in two games, and St Louis and Washington, Pittsburgh and Brooklyn matchups with varied innings. Key pitchers include Ostermueller Dickman Hash Foxx Harder Pytlak and Babich Hayes, with notable line scores and late rally chances.
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Cleveland
Boston
Ostermueller
Dickman
Hash and Foxx
Harder
Pytlak
Dinner-Dance Plans for 2 30 Club at Highway Inn
Final plans for the 2 30 Club dinner dance set for 7 30 p m next Tuesday at the Highway Inn were announced by Bill Gregg chairman. Jack Holt and Boyd Moore assist. Entertainment includes piano by Earl Boyes and songs by Montez Miller. Coach Guy Wicks explained football formations and a film of last year's Idaho Southern Omaha game was shown. New members Curtis Tucker and Al Fillmore joined. initiation by Rolland Smith.
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Highway Inn
Bill Gregg
Gregg
Jack Holt
Boyd Moore
Earl Boyes
Montez Miller
Guy Wicks
Pocatello
Ralph Comstock
Jack Halliwell, Jr
Curtis Tucker
al Fillmore
Rolland Smith
Pershing 80 On Friday
Gen John J Pershing turns 80 on Friday and plans a rare public appearance at the war department after a night of rest He is in unusually good health for his age and is set to meet newsmen radio a talk to the American Legion and greet friends in Washington A busy birthday awaits the doughty AEF commander years after earlier celebrations in Walter Reed Aix en Provence and St Mihiel commemorations.
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Washington
John J. Pershing
War Department
Walter Reed Hospital
Aix-En-Provence
France
St. Mihiel
Franklin D. Roosevelt
American Legion
Willkie Blasts FDR as Clumsy Leader in World Crisis
Rushville Indiana dispatch reports Wendell Willkie labeling Roosevelt's foreign policy clumsy. He warns the United States will fail under such leadership after criticizing last night's speech as class conscious and economically ignorant. He plans to meet Republican leaders in Indianapolis before the conference.
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Rushville
Ind
Roosevelt
Wendell L. Willkie
United States
Indianapolis
Blum
France
Idaho Youth Victim of Rail Accident
Positive identification was announced of Ronald Buck a 13 year old Idaho youth crushed in a rail car near Provo Utah. Sheriff John S Evans said densification came from Sherman McDonald 16 who rode with Buck on a hitchhiking trip and both were in the Salt Lake City detention home. Buck left the home last Friday.
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Provo
Utah
John S. Evans
Ronald Buck
Robert Buck
Jerome
Idaho
Evans
Sherman McDonald
Buck Boy
Salt Lake City
Buck
McDonald
Lava Springs Hosts Large County 4-H Fair Opening
Bannock county 4-H fair opens Friday at Lava Hot Springs and runs to Saturday night with one of the county’s largest fairs. W. D. Boyle says cooperation and a full program of entertainment accompany exhibits, judging, and demonstrations for girl and boy club members.
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Bannock County
Lava Hot Springs
W. D. Boyle
Lava Hot Songs
J. R. Maughan
Gerald Sorenson
Roy Croshaw
Melvin Maughn
Arnold Trappett
Jack Gibbs
Tsuneo Tanabe
J. L. Hatch
Whitaker Severes Arteries in Jail Attempt
H A Whitaker 31 is in serious condition at General Hospital after allegedly attempting suicide by cutting his wrists with a safety razor in the county jail where he is held awaiting a preliminary hearing on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. Deputies found him in a pool of blood and moved him to hospital as details awaited confirmation. The sheriff says he was jailed after threatening his wife and was held on a $500 bond.
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H. A. Whitaker
General Hospital
Witaker
Alma Marley
Whitaker
Bert Empey
Elmer Terry
H. H. Hughart
Invasion May Turn on Air Supremacy Says Columnist
Dewitt MacKenzie argues that Germany must achieve air superiority before any invasion. He notes Churchill warned that invasion without air mastery would be a hazardous undertaking and cautions that the war remains unsettled and unpredictable.
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Hitler
Churchill
Baby Girl Found in Cardboard Box at Forest Ranger Home
Leo Hutson, a Targhee forest ranger at Victor Idaho, found a newborn girl in a cardboard box at his front door after answering a mysterious telephone order. Neighbors donated clothes while doctors assess the infant and authorities seek how she arrived there.
Births Reported for Barbie and Johnson Families
A son was born today to Mr and Mrs James Barbie who reside north of Pocatello at St Anthony hospital. A daughter was born today to Mr and Mrs Darrel Johnson at 1324 North Harrison.
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James Barbie
Pocatello
St. Anthony Hospital
Darrel Johnson
N. Harrison
Nazis Savy British unfair drop pests on fields
German and British officials clash over claims that Britons drop Colorado potato beetles into crops in Germany Luxembourg and Belgium to ruin potato supplies. British circles deny the accusation while Colorado officials note the pest is controlled there but can threaten crops if moved.
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Berlin
Germany
Luxembourg
Belgium
Colorado
London
Denver
Ben H. King
United States
King
Fire destroys Northern hotel in Billings. guests escape
A blaze gutted the four story Northern hotel in Billings Montana causing $600000 in damages. Norman Thomas socialist candidate for president and 75 guests escaped unharmed as flames rose from the basement and two walls collapsed. Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson had stayed there previously.
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Billings
Mont
Norman Thomas
Billings Gazette
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Alaskans Defeat Territorial Liquor Stores Plan
Alaskans vote against state takeover of liquor sales as returns show 2 282 for and 5 838 against. Democratic candidates lead with Anthony Dimond and incumbents headed for reelection, signaling a Democratic legislature in Juneau.
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Juneau
Alaska
Munitions Plant Explosions Kill and Injure Dozens at Hercules Site
In Kenvil New Jersey two blasts at the Hercules Powder plant unleashed fires and eight further blasts. At least 11 workers were confirmed dead and about 200 injured as ambulances rushed victims to hospitals in Dover Newton Morristown Newark and Montclair. Rescue efforts were hampered by fires and shattered windows as authorities battled flames.
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Dover
N. J
Hercules Powder Company
Kenvil
Here
Trenton
Newton
Morristown
Newark
Montclair
New York City
North Jersey
ABA Ties Third Term Resolutions at National Convention
At the 63rd annual American Bar Association meeting in Philadelphia the body voted 217 to 126 to table all resolutions on a presidential third term. Harry Knight of Sunbury Pa read a denouncement of a Roosevelt third term, sponsored by Bailly of New York Morrison of Bristol Pa and Ruzika of Baltimore. The motion was described as scandalous and improper by Clarence Goodwin. Beardsley as ABA president ruled the tabling applied to all third term resolutions.
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Philadelphia
American Bar Association
Harry Knight
Sunbury
Roosevelt
Edward C. Bailly
New York
H. Graham Morrison
Bristol
Charles Ruzika
Baltimore
Clarence N Goodwin
Washington
Charles A. Beardsley
Bar Association
CCC Youth Tries to Break Out of Hypnotic Trance
In Ogden a CCC enrollee known as Alfred Glass from Winnemucca New Mexico claimed a woman muttered him into a hypnotic trance after visiting an Ogden cafe. He was jailed as railroad police investigate and a CCC physician from Salt Lake City is to examine him.
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CCC
Ogden
Walter Wilson
Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company
Alfred Glass
Winnemucca
New
Brooklyn
Union Station
Wilson
Salt Lake City
Suspect Gurino Seeks Protection After Run to Church
Vito Socks Gurino, 33, a key figure in a murder mob inquiry, fled to the Shrine of the Sea church in New York and pleaded for protection. He was charged with suspicion of homicide in the Jan 6, 1939 killings of two plasterers. Gurino cried that killers were on his trail and warned he would not squeal. He named the ring’s top man and resisted questioning, requiring an ambulance during police lineup attempts. His wife and children were threatened he said.
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New York
Pii
Vito ‘Socks
Gurino
Brooklyn
William F. O'Dwyer
Shrine of the Sea
Francis X. Quinn
Roosevelt
State Orders Elk Shoot in Bannock Preserve
Bannock County Sportsmen's Association voted almost unanimously to remove 150 elk from the Pocatello game preserve, with 100 from the area near Pocatello and 50 north of Malad. Dates set for November 17 to 21. Forage is worst on record and damage to nearby farms continues.
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Pocatello
Bannock County
Sportsmen of
Lava Hot Springs
Qwen Morris
State Fish and Game Director
Charles C. Brown
Irving Faculty
John Dahlstrom
Council To Meet Bannock County Safety Council
Bannock County Safety Council will meet at 8 p m Thursday in the police station council chambers to nominate new officers. Present officers are S D Sanford chairman O R Craven vice chairman and George Girard secretary treasurer.
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Bannock County Safety Council
S. D. Sanford
O. R. Craven
George Girard
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