Knox Says U S Navy to Protect All Axis Supply Ships
Secretary Knox announced at the American Legion convention that starting tomorrow the United States Navy will protect ships carrying land aid between the American continent and waters near Iceland. Ships are ordered to capture or destroy Axis submarines or surface raiders encountered in these waters.
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Quakes Rock California On Two Faults
Seismologists report two major California fault zones felt Sunday with the Sierra Nevada center of activity. Tremors disrupted Bishop Mammoth road, rattled Ama rogin camp, and shook Yosemite tourists, while dust clouds rose from LeeVingburg area and San Andreas fault activity was noted in Santa Barbara.
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Chest Adopts Good Neighbor Slogan For City Drive
Pocatello chest launches Good Neighbor campaign inviting residents to donate during October 6 to 13. Aims to raise 20 000 dollars for six youth agencies including Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Camp Fire Girls Y M C A Y W C A and Salvation Army. Committee meets October 6 7 30 AM at Hotel Whitman for final checkup.
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Inquest Sought in Death at New Deal Bar
Inquest chief R J Roubidoux said he would ask county authorities to call an inquest and hold an autopsy after Louie Fossum was found unconscious behind the New Deal bar on East Center and died at the police station. Fossum, a former railroad employee, had been working near Oxford and came to Pocatello with his employer J M Ericksen Friday night. Ericksen said he found Fossum intoxicated and attempting to move him, then both he and bar proprietor George Finopolos (Finopolos) fell as Fossum was carried to a car.
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Scores and lineups from today's baseball results
Records show Cleveland New York Boston Chicago St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Washington National Cincinnati Utah weather forecast notes partly cloudy north and east with little change in temperature through Monday night and Tuesday.
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Wickard Plans Higher Food Output for 1942
Secretary Wickard told farmers at a regional meeting that sugar production restrictions may be lifted in 1942. He urged large increases in meat milk poultry and vegetables while reducing wheat tobacco and cotton output to back Britain with food. He warned food supplies act as a fifth column to support democracy and defeat Hitler.
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Truck Crash Claims Pocatello Man in Idaho
O C Farnsworth, 58, of 927 South Fifth Avenue, died after a pickup overturned on the Yellowstone highway three miles south of Blackfoot. C J Loveland, driver, escaped with minor injuries after swerving and losing control. Mrs Farnsworth, hospitalized for minor bruises, was his wife and passenger. Farnsworth had been an auto salesman in Pocatello for 16 years. Funeral arrangements handled by McHan's mortuary.
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Rock Springs Congregational Church Wedding Ties Pocatello and Rock Springs
Carmen Witka daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil L Witka of Rock Springs Wyo wed Myron Van Allen Megearh at 7 pm Sunday in Rock Springs Congregational church The groom a former Pocatellan attended Idaho Southern University and works at KVRS radio station In attendance were Mr and Mrs Mark Manley of Pocatello
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Idaho Weather Outlook Turn Cloudy With Rain North Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with rain expected in the northern portion. Temperatures show little change across the region as conditions shift from clear to wet areas.
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Canine Thespians Shine at Shamrock Club Engagement
Boots and Saddles billed as the wonder dogs of screen and stage enter a week of performances at the Shamrock club. The dogs trotted into the Tribune-Journal office and won editorial praise for obedience and showmanship under their trainer. They have appeared with Jean Arthur Edward Arnold Walter Huston Anne Shirley Simone Simon and other top Western and adventure players.
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Manager Returns Art Kostad From Two Week Vacation
Fox Orpheum theater manager Art Kostad arrives back in Poesiello today after a two week vacation with his parents in Butte Mont.
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Quake Hits Turkey Rips Eastern Province
A Turkish earthquake last Thursday devastated forty villages in one province and caused many deaths though total casualties were not yet known. Dispatches say transport and communication lines were severely disrupted hindering full reports.
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Longest World War II air raid on London claimed
One year ago today German warplanes bombed London for nine and a half hours. British authorities say a record haul of 187 enemy aircraft shot down.
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Dustin Dies in Blackfoot After Brief Illness
Leslie Burt Dustin of Blackfoot dies at Beck hospital following a short pulmonary embolism. Born Sept 20, 1889 in Peoria Illinois he studied at the University of Wisconsin Madison and taught at the University of Washington. He moved to Blackfoot in 1913 joined a drug business with a brother and married Frances Newell Whittelsey in March 1914. He leaves a sister Mrs Edgar Foster of Peoria. He was active in several lodges. Funeral to be announced. Body at Brown Edredge mortuary.
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Towns Plan Protest Over Rail Service Cuts
Utah Public Service Commission set hearings in Ogden on September 25 to consider Union Pacific proposals to discontinue service on routes between Ogden and Salt Lake City, Malad Idaho and Cache Junction Utah and Preston Idaho. Protestants may present arguments. hearing to be held in Weber County courthouse.
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Idahoans at Capital in Government Posts
Sept 15 in Washington lists Idahoentries Mae Tanner of Pocatello daughter of Mrs Ivy Tanner serving with the navy department Beth Payne of Heyburn daughter of Mr and Mrs John Payne joins the FBI staff where her brother Rulon Payne works Harold Riley of Rexburg joins the general accounting office Major E W Chamberlain born in Challis Idaho assigned with the war department in Washington.
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Rexburg
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Germans Press Leningrad Defenses In Major Assault
Reports from Berlin and Moscow describe heavy fighting as German tanks and artillery target Leningrad outer bunkers. The high command claims progress, with 4.5 million Russians described as trapped and a tightening pincers around Kiev. RAF strikes hit German shipping near Frisian islands.
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Five Idahoans Die in Weekend Car Crashes
A weekend of traffic accidents across Idaho and nearby states claimed seven lives in Idaho and one in Utah. Victims include Frieda Palmer, 23, and Don Folkman, 28, both of Idaho towns, and others from Rexburg and Sandpoint. The crashes involved two cars, a train collision, and a truck overturning, with investigators citing loss of control and obscured visibility as factors.
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Ogden
Don C. Folkman
Oyden
Harry L. Hill, Jr
Dave Jensen
Rexburx
Ida Beil Jensen
Rexbure
Ray Brocker
Sandpoint
Booth wins Idaho potato picking contest opener
Elvin Booth, representing Idaho under Governor Clark sponsorship, defeated Ross Thomas backed by Governor Herbert Maw of Utah in the annual potato picking contest this afternoon, marking the opening of the Eastern event.
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Eastern Idaho fair opens with record entries delaying judging
Entry numbers at the Eastern Idaho fair grounds overflowed yesterday delaying judging by up to 24 hours. Officials said the largest exposition in the event’s history opened in Blackfoot.
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British Air Aid Could Shift Leningrad Front
The report notes a small force of British warplanes, possibly forty aircraft, rushed via Murmansk to aid the Soviet defense of Leningrad. London expects more air reinforcements by Persia, aiming to loosen German gains as Hitler races to secure Leningrad and other objectives. Weather may determine how much impact these reinforcements have on the northern front.
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Pocatellans to Marry SALT LAF CIvy
Marriage licenses issued today list Lowell Garry Merrill aged 23 among others in Salt Lake City. The small-town bulletin notes upcoming nuptials for local residents with confirmed licenses.
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