Experts See Stalemate on West Front
Edward E. Bomar notes a current western front stalemate with France and Britain wary of winter offensives. He cites potential broader war moves like Poland’s fate, Italy or Russia entering, or a Nazi peace overture, while German reserves train for a mass attack next spring.
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Roosevelt Invites Landon Knox to White House Neutrality Talk
President Roosevelt summons former Kansas Governor Alf Landon and Chicago's Frank Knox to a high level bipartisan White House discussion on neutrality policy as Congress prepares a special session. Also invited are Rep. Mapes, with Borah and Nye pushing for embargo repeal debate amid war fears.
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Fifty Return To Work At U P Shops In Pocatello
R F Weiss said authorization was received to return about 50 mechanics to work at Union Pacific shops in Pocatello to recondition locomotives and freight cars. The move mirrors a system wide plan to rehire shop workers for rail equipment maintenance.
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Allies Stand Firm to End Hitlerism
Soviet invasion of Poland shifts European crisis as Britain France vow to crush Nazi regime. Western powers reassess while Soviet forces push toward the Polish frontiers and Polish troops retreat across the Romanian border.
Rotary to hear Chilean talk by McSpadden at noon
Dean John R. Nichols reports that George E. McSpadden of the University of Chile at Santiago will address the Thursday noon Rotary club luncheon. McSpadden attended on a Carnegie fellowship and will describe conditions in South America.
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Two Miners Die as Mine Cage Dumps at Kellogg
At the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mine in Kellogg Idaho two men died when a cage tipping at the shaft top sent them 2100 feet to the surface. A G Anderson 41 chief shaft repairman and Dewey White an assistant were killed. Bruno Ebel was injured with multiple fractures.
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Soviet Russia Moves Into Poland Alarmed Balkan and Nordic States
Balkans and Scandinavia watch as Soviet troops push into Poland. Bulgaria seeks Dobrudja, Romania seeks assurances of territorial integrity, while Norway Sweden Denmark and Finland discuss neutral trade and security amid widening fear of changes to postwar borders. Lithuania denies troop movements. Moscow promises neutrality.
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Ambrose Endorsed as Mackay State Senate Candidate
Ambrose George L. Ambrose of Mackay emerged as a likely successor to A D Kelly as state senator from Custer county. He was unanimously endorsed by the Republican county central committee with Governor Bortolfsen pledging to back the committee in filling vacancies if a special session occurs. Kelly resigned from the state senate to join the highway department.
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Field Trial Club Meeting Noted in Idaho
The Southeastern Idaho Field Trial Association will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the library room of the Elks club. All members are urged to attend.
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Four Die in Plane Crash Near Yakima Orchard
A sightseeing plane crashed into an orchard shortly after takeoff from Yakima airport, killing four occupants. Pilot Steve Stussy about 40 had recently sold the craft to an Anchorage flier and planned the flight as its final voyage. Victims Marian Misener 18 Elizabeth Taylor 17 and Junior McNeil 17 perished in the ensuing fire.
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War Bulletins From The Front War News and Vatican Dispatches
The Vatican denounces the Soviet invasion of Poland as an untrue pretext. Survivors of the British carrier Courageous are landed in England as ships take on more survivors, toll of ship losses rises to 30 vessels. France reports sinking an enemy submarine and notes limited western front action in the Saarbrucken area. In Riga, authorities confiscate Polish warplanes and intern crews arriving at Daugavpils.
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Courageous Sunk by Submarine Action During War
The British aircraft carrier Courageous is reported lost after submarine attack with survivors picked up by destroyers and merchant ships. The vessel, originally completed as a cruiser in 1917 and converted to an aircraft carrier, served with the reserve fleet and protected mercantile ships against U‑boats.
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Trench warfare begins on western front in 1914
The Associated Press notes twenty five years ago today on January eighteenth, 1914, when trench warfare starts on the western front as German forces bombard Rheims and damage the cathedral.
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Man forfeits bond in police court over stolen soda case
Dick Mayne forfeited a $10 bond in police court today over an alleged theft of a case of coca cola from a truck. Friends said Mayne was not directly involved and was an innocent victim of a prankster.
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Union Pacific calls 315 workers for Wyoming division
Cheyenne officials announced a call for 315 men to be hired immediately on the Wyoming division between Cheyenne and Ogden Utah. About 230 skilled machinists and carmen would join at Cheyenne shops with 20 at Laramie 5 at Rawlins 45 at Green River and 15 at Ogden. All shop staff will switch to a six day week raising Cheyenne payroll to 3500000 dollars per month.
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Reds Top Bees In Twin Bill As Lombardi Sparkles
Cincinnati wins 4 to 1 in the opener behind Ernie Lombardi’s two singles and a triple and Whitey Moore’s 13th victory. In St Louis the Giants defeat the Cardinals 7 to 2 in the first game as Hafey drives in a six run eighth with two aboard. Insurance deadline set for Bannock county wheat growers no extension past Septem ber 30 for all risk crop insur ance on 1940 winter wheat.
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Nate Andrews
Tom Hafey
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Galloway Announces Son Richard Irvine’s Marriage to Fern Kunz
Mrs. Robert Galloway of north of the city announces the marriage of her son Richard Irvine to Fern Kunz of Montpelier at Arco Saturday. The couple will reside in Pocatello where the groom works for a hardware company.
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Five Appear in Justice Courts
Jesse L. Stine pleaded guilty to issuing checks without funds and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and committed to the county jail at 2 dollars per day. Lars Norquist paid five dollars and costs for driving without clearance lights. Carl Wheatley pleaded guilty to reckless driving and received five days in jail. James Brown released on 300 dollar bond with trial set for October 2. Frank Fitzen released on own recognizance. trial date pending.
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Pocatellans Marry in Salt Lake City
A marriage license was issued in Salt Lake City to Raymond Robert Rouse and Nell Clarke Robinson of Pocatello. They gave their ages as legal.
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Raymond Robert Rouse
Nell Clarke Robinson
Pocatello
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