Defense Line May Offer Difficult Job
Louis P. Lochner describes how the Siegfried line was designed to withstand air attacks and artillery. The system uses bulkhead style gaps, staggered units, and deep concrete fortifications, with traps of barbed wire and mines and protruding blocks to resemble dragon teeth.
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Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Berlin
West Wall
Siegfried Line
Dry water in Snake River slows Blackfoot supply
Heavy irrigation demand in the upper Snake River valley has dried the river at Blackfoot. Water from Jackson Lake reservoir is released and should reach Blackfoot soon. Water rights filled for July 10, 1880 and June 10, 1890 were restored, while Jackson Lake and American Falls reservoir levels fell.
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Idaho Falls
Snake River Valley
Snake River
Blackfoot
Lynn Crandall
Jackson Lake
Anderican Falls
Tidying Up the College Girl by Dorothy Roe
A reform push aims to tidy the American college girl with new neat fashion. Designers and stores push tailored suits and glamor for off campus wear while school days keep jeans and sweaters. Trends show gray flannel suits, plaid wools, and long stockings cap with cloche hats. loafers and ghillies for campus, pumps for evenings.
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Etta Gaynes
Pest Control Bill Wins House Passage
The House passed and sent to the White House a bill authorizing the agriculture department to conduct various insect and disease control programs. These programs have been carried on for many years on a temporary basis.
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Washington
House
White House
Agriculture Department
Germans Believe Long War May Afford Peace Chance
Charles S. Foltz reports from the Franco- Spanish frontier that German deserters soldiers and officers see a possible peace path if the war drags on. They warn defeatism exists but a decisive European battle may still come with Siegfried line defense and renewed post-war leverage.
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France
Reich
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Germany
Europe
Italy
Trieste
Rotterdam
Channel
Koenigsberg
Austria
Bohemia
Vistula
Baltic
East Prussia
Holland
Denmark
Balkans
Hungary
Poland
Finland
Norway
Belgium
United Nations
Greater Reich
Siegfried Line
Todt Organization
Atlantic Wall
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek Admitted To New York Hospital
Madame Chiang Kai-Shek, wife of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, is a patient in the Harkness pavilion at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Hospital superintendent John McCormack said she entered the hospital early today and he could not disclose the illness. She has recently been in Brazil for medical treatment.
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New York
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Harkness
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
John McCormack
McCormack
Brazil
Geisler Named Bonneville County Sheriff in Interim
Idaho Falls Bonneville county commissioners named Robert W. Geisler deputy sheriff for nearly a year to fill the sheriff vacancy created by Harry Meppen’s resignation. Geisler’s term ends the second Monday in January 1945 and he will stand against Dean Wilkie in November for the two year sheriff term.
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Idaho Falls
Robert W. Geisler
Bonneville County
Harry Meppen
Meppen
American National Bank
Geisler
Dean Wilkie
Allies Invade Sacred Soil and Wartime Births Noted
Allied actions push toward Austria and Germany as Luxembourg frontier cross and East Prussia entries signal turning tide. The piece notes 12 million foreign slave laborers and POWs as potential internal destabilizers and cites birthdays celebrated at the USO hut in Pocatello for soldiers in England and the South Pacific.
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Hull
Germany
Austria
Hitler
Luxembourg
Long
Reich
Samson
Fish Jubi Lee Brings Bounty to Mobile Beach
At Mobile Bay's eastern shore a fish jubi lee washed ashore feeding residents and visitors. Thousands of pounds of flounder crabs and shrimp were gathered along the Daphne shoreline after waters churned white. Locals attribute the event to a rare mix of fresh river water from the Tensas tributaries with Gulf salt water.
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Mobile
Ala
Mobile Bay
Daphne
Baldwin County
Tensas River
Gulf of Mexico
Navy Reports Sub Loss
The submarine Gudgeon with about 65 crew is overdue and presumed lost. This adds to 29 submarines lost since the war began, with four losses in non-operational missions. The 31-year-old skipper Lieut. Comdr. Robert A. Bonin is listed as missing in action.
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Washington
Navy
Robert A. Bonin
Milewaukee
Grayling
Idaho Liquor Stores To Close After Germany Falls
Idaho liquor stores will shut for 24 hours or more once news of Germany's fall becomes public. The report notes Russia suffered the most casualties in World War I.
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Boise
E. N. Dibble
Idaho
Germany
Russia
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