German Press Calls for Unlimited Bomb War in Retaliation
Berlin reports in Der Angriff and other newspapers demand severe retaliation for the Bethel hospital bombing as Nazi outlets push for expanded air warfare on Britain. Officials say axis unity behind Rome talks signals further actions coastal and colonial, with possible raids beyond the British Isles.
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England
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Goebbels
Bethel
Prussia
High Command
Nachtausgabe
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
British Fleet Firing on Italian Army Warfront
The British fleet shelled Italian troops along the Libyan Egyptian coast as the empire capi tal endured London’s fiercest night raid. A German bomber crash killed 90 and wounded 350 in southeast London, amid RAF strikes on German invasion ports.
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Mediterranean
London
R.A.F
London Air Ministry
le Havre
Boulogne
Calais
Dunkerque
Ostende
Britain
Jones Moves Into Cabinet as Commerce Secretary
Washington September 19 Jesse Jones sworn in by Justice Stanley Reed as secretary of commerce in a ceremony with President Roosevelt present. He notes his eight years directing recovery finance and defense lending, and that he may unify the department with his lending agencies to aid business. Jones, 66, was born in Tennessee on a poor tobacco plantation.
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Jesse Jones
Stanley Reed
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
White House
Inquirers
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congress
Commerce Department
Jones
Tennessee
WPA Cuts Work List
Acting WPA Commissioner Howard Hunter told the United States Conference of Mayors that October WPA employment would reach 1.8 million, 525000 fewer than February’s high, arguing the figure matches congressional schedules and debunks claims of padding for election purposes. He added the October figure is 100000 less than 1929 and 1500000 less than 1938.
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New York
WPA
Howard
Hunter
United States Conference of Mayors Today
Congress
Growers Plan Roundup by Poca Tello Cattlemen’s Assn
H Leigh Gittins of McCammon secretary treasurer reports the Poca tello Cattlemen's association roundup will begin on Mink Creek October 1. The event is 10 days early due to dry range conditions and late summer rains.
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H. Leigh Gittins
McCammon
Pocatello Cattlemen's Association
Mink Creek
Gittins
Bomb Misses Duke Near Unexploded Device
A time bomb exploded about 80 yards from the car carrying the Duke of Kent during a visit to bombed areas in south west London. He was uninjured as the vehicle stopped at a roped off section marked Danger Unexploded bomb. Rubble flew onto the road and the front gardens nearby.
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London
Duke of Kent
George VI
Japs Threaten Indo China in Tokyo-Vichy Pact Context
In Paris Foreign Minister Baudouin says France is alone in the Far East as Indo China yields to Japanese demands. A Japanese spokesman in Hanoi announces removal of all Japanese civilians and diplomats from Indo China by train and boat ahead of advancing Japanese forces.
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France
Paul Baudouin
Far East
Indo-China
United States
Hanoi
Russians Aided in Snake Story Deception in Dagestan
Pravda reported a search in Makhach Kalan Dagestan for a giant boa constrictor said to have kidnapped a girl. Officials rushed to Tarki to save her, but the tale proved a hoax after a long chase with rabbits as bait.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Makhach - Kalan
Dagestan
Tarki
Drunken Driver Fife Fined and Jailed in Clearfield Crash
Fife of West Ogden was sentenced by Justice Wendell Barnes to pay 100 dollars and serve 50 days in jail for drunken driving after a head on collision on the new Clearfield highway. His brother George and companion Grant Bailey were injured in the crash.
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Ogden
F. T. Fife
West Ogden
Wendell Barnes
Kaysville
Fife
Clearfield
Grant A. Whitman
Salt Lake City
George Fife
Grant Bailey
Governor Bottolfsen Heads North for Lewiston and Sandpoint
Governor Bottolfsen planned to depart for north Idaho arriving in Lewiston tonight with former secretary Glenn Balch. He will stay in the region into next week after attending the Lewiston rodeo and will introduce Wendell Willkie at a Sandpoint speech on Tuesday.
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Boise
Bottolfsen
North Idaho
Lewiston
Glenn Balch
Wendell Willkie
Sandpoint
War May Follow New Course With Fuhrer Riding Duce
German dictator Adolf Hitler aims to shift focus to the Mediterranean with Mussolini to strike at Britain's empire and the London defense in a potential new phase. The plan hinges on oil, naval power, and possible Franco base support as Axis pressure grows.
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Duce
Britain
Mediterranean
England
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English Channel
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Franco
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Idaho Labor Debates at Ma Perkins Convention
Seventy five delegates of the Idaho State Federation of Labor adopted forty four resolutions over a three day session. They urged Frances Perkins be replaced by a unionist for the cabinet post and called for WPA restraint on new building projects. They also endorsed civil service reform and social security coverage while debating primary laws prison labor and auditing the federation.
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Idaho State Federation of Labor
Cal
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Frances Perkins
Organized Labor
WPA
Idaho State Federation of Labor “Institute
Idaho
Lolo Pass
Executive Board
Constitution Committee
Civil
Missing boy found after abduction scare in Pennsylvania
Ronald Rumbaugh, age two, vanished four days earlier prompting a statewide search by police and volunteers. A farmer and wife celebrated their anniversary as a pilot located the child in a cornfield, where authorities suspect he was placed and later discovered unharmed. The boy complained of hunger and scratches but showed no fatigue.
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Connellville
Harry C. Johnson
Ronald Rumbaugh
Rumbaugh
Johnson
Former OSL Employee Dies in Los Angeles
C H Jenkinson former treasurer for Union Pacific Oregon Short Line division in Salt Lake City died of heart disease at his Los Angeles home. He retired after 30 years in Utah capital, began as clerk in 1879 at Logan then held posts in Pocatello Nell s and Montana, later chief clerk of Pocatello division and Salt Lake City, and long service as treasurer until 1930. Surviving are his widow and five daughters.
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Los Angeles
C. H. Jenkinson
Union Pacific Railroad
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
Jenkinson
Utah
Logan
Pocatello
Idaho
Nells
Montana
British censorship tightens to bar air raid alarm Times
London censors forbid publication or cable of air raid alarm times including starts and finishes. justification cites security. In Washington the Senate votes 44 to 30 against proposal to tax income from future securities issued by federal state and local governments.
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London
Times of London
Washington
Senate
Gossett and Campbell Charged Over Campaign Expense Reports
Charles C. Gossett of Nampa the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor and Stewart Campbell of Boise the Republican nominee for state mine inspector were charged with failure to file primary campaign expense statements by the September 3 deadline. The complaint was filed in justice court by Dan F. Murphy longtime Boisean.
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Boise
Charles C. Gossett
Nampa
Stewart Campbell
Justice Court of R. W. Adams
Dan F. Murphy
Boiseau
Idaho Sheepman Ivan Lincoln Dies in Soda Springs
Ivan George Lincoln, 56, prominent Twin Falls sheep man and Lincoln Brothers Sheep Co official, died at Soda Springs hospital after a major operation five weeks earlier. Idaho Weather forecasts little temperature change tonight and Friday.
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Idaho
Ivan George Lincoln
Twin Falls
Idaho Wool Growers Association
Soda Springs Hospital
Lincoln
Lincoln Brothers Sheep Company
Moscow accuses U S of growing colonial ambitions
The Soviet Red Fleet accuses the United States of spreading the Monroe doctrine globally and plans to occupy Azores, Madeira, Canary Islands, and Cape Verde. It warns that control of these bases near North Africa would threaten the United States and Latin America, and claims an American drive to seize French and British colonies in Africa.
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Moscow
Red Flect
United States Today
Azores
Madeira
Canary
Cape Verde
North Africa
United States
Latin America
Red Fleet
Africa
Jaycees Seek 100 Members in Pocatello Drive
The Pocatello junior chamber of commerce aims to recruit at least 100 members. At a Wednesday meeting five new members were welcomed Elvin Corneli son Mahlon Rupp Del Borgerson Pete McDermott and Elmer Marley. The drive uses a married versus unmarried group plan with a December 18 close and a party for the winning side.
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Pocatello Junior Chamber of Commerce
Wavy
James Hoggan
Chamber Publicity Committee
Elvin Cornelison
Mahlon Rupp
del Borgerson
Pete McDermott
Elmer Marley
Charles Helper
Idaho Power Company
Bill Hall
Harry Dudenake
Dick Hawking
Harrell Martin
Flying Cadets Committee
Flying Corps
Pocatello
Denver
Crash claims Boise youth in highway accident
A 15 year old Boise youth Harry Adams died from injuries after being crushed against a parked car on U S highway 30 near Meridian while his brothers tried to siphon gasoline. Albert Lee of Nampa 58 driving the rear collapsing another vehicle struck Adams and he died in a Boise hospital. Another man Charles Marshall about 40 was hit crossing a Boise street suffering a compound leg fracture and head injuries. Heff Harp 20 of Boise was the driver of the car that hit Marshall. Authorities consider an inquest undecided.
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Boise
Harry Adams
U.S. Highway 30
Meridian
Adams
Dee
Harvey
Don Headrick
Albert Lee
Nampa
Lee
Ada
Charles Marshall
Marshall
Austin Utley
Heff Harp
Marshal
Pocatello Opportunity Days Tied to Local Teachers Convention
Merchants in Gate City plan Pocatello Opportunity Days from September 23 to 28 to run alongside the Idaho fifth and sixth district teachers convention on September 26 and 27. A citywide card in store windows will mark participating firms and an awards program totaling 250 dollars will be presented during the event. A special committee led by Chester G. Wells and a retail bureau group coordinate with the teachers convention and chamber of commerce to stage the promotions.
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Gate City
Pocatello Opportunity
Idaho
Althouse
Pocatello
Chester G. Wells
Arthur Petersen
W. L. Bruce
PF. C. Terrell
Leroy Jones
R. E. Marshall
Stanley Cleave
E. L. Dale
Chamber of Commerce
General Retail Bureau Committee
W. C. Carnes
C. G. Wells
L. K. Shaw
Baseball Scores Packed NL and AL Action Across Standings
National League games featured St Louis and Pittsburgh split doubleheader results with close scores and key players McGee Owen Sewell Fernandes. Chicago routed New York as Passeau McCullough Lehr man Dean and O'Dea combined in an 8 to 2 win. Cincinnati edged Philadelphia 4 to 3 while Philadelphia defeated Detroit 14 to 0 in a high scoring affair. Washington beat Cleveland 4 to 0 as Leonard Krakauskas and Ferrell contributed. New York beat Chicago 11 to 0 in a late innings rally and Boston shut out St Louis 4 to 0 with pitching by Johnson Peacock Auker Smith.
Workers Trained for Defense Jobs in Idaho
Boise September 19 7 Dean W Miller Idaho Work Projects administrator says training classes for defense related vocations will continue even without immediate private demand. Trainees will return to WPA projects if no defense work is found and new trainees will take their places. Programs run in Pocatello and Moscow with regional guidance from Rex Nicholson in Denver and state WPA directors.
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Boise
Dean W. Miller
Idaho
Pocatello
Moscow
Miller
Salt Lake City
WPA
Utah
Montana
Rex L. Nicholson
Denver
Work Relief Agency
Draft Forms Going Out In Preparations For Large Scale Draft
Distribution of draft registration forms began with master copies speeding to 48 states for mass printing. The 64 items include cards, questionnaires, placards and booklets to enroll 16.5 million men and select some for service. Estimated total draft printing cost is 1.5 million dollars. Illinois forms 284 three man draft boards under Roosevelt appointments as states shape their operations.
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Washington
Army and Navy Selective Service
Mllinois
Roosevelt
Romania lifts ban on Baptists and Adventists
Bucharest reports the new culture minister rescinded a prior order declaring Baptists and Adventists non Christians and removing the ban on synagogues in small Jewish communities. Baptist and Adventist churches, founded by American and English groups, regain full rights.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Pocatello Gridiron Club Schedules Friday Meeting
The Pocatello Gridiron Club will meet Friday at noon at the Bannock Hotel. Secretary Bryan Blackhurst announced the gathering.
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Pocatello Gridiron Club
Bannock Hotel
Bryan Blackhurst
French Break Through at St Mihiel as German Bombardments Hit Belgium
Twenty five years ago today September 19 191 French forces cut through German lines at St Mihiel while German artillery pounded Belgian towns. The report notes rapid advances and ongoing bombardments across Western Front theaters.
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Associated Press
St. Mihiel
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