California Kidnapping Ends Safe as Suspect Held
Baby Marc de Tristan Jr. is unharmed after a dramatic Hillsborough rescue and return to his parents. FBI holds Wilhelm Jakob Muhlenbroich, 40, amid questions of an accomplice and possible links to the Tacoma Mattson case.
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Hillsborough
Calif
Marc de Tristan, Jr
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Wilhelm Jakob Muhlenbroich
Joy
Hollywood
Marc de Tristan
C. M. Hirschey
Muhlenbroich
Marc Friday
el Dorado County
E. C. Benson
Oakland
Canada
Hirschey
San Francisco
San Mateo County
California
Cecil Wetzel
River Pine
de Tristan
Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Wilhelm Jakob Muhilenbroich
Charles Mattson
Tec
Diangses
Mattsor
Charles
Gilbert D. Ferrell
Japs Advance Into Indo China Under Franco‑Japanese Accord
Tokyo reports Japan and France reached an amicable understanding to occupy French Indo China. Japanese forces entered northern frontier areas after skirmishes near Dongdang. Domei sources say third powers unlikely to object, though Japan vows to resist any uncalled for intervention.
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Tokyo
United States
Britain
Japan
East Asia
Imperial
Hanoi
Indo-China
Dongdang
Kwangsi
Domei
Foreign Office
France
Shrine Frolic Attendees At Sun Valley Dinner
Attendees at the Shrine club frolic and dinner this weekend at Sun Valley included Mr. and Mrs. O R Baum, Mr. and Mrs. A Dufford, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. A A Girard, and Mrs Stanley Smith as part of the Wood River Shrine club event.
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Pocatello
Shrine Club
Sun Valley
Wood River Shrine Club
O. R. Baum
A. Dufford
Waler Lloyd
A. A. Girard
Stanley Smith
Opportunity Days Observed by Pocatello Merchants
Leading Pocatello merchants launch Opportunity Days with the Idaho State Educational Association fifth and sixth districts convening Thursday and Friday for about 1500 teachers. Placards on lamp posts read Welcome Teachers and September 23 28 Pocatello Opportunity Days. Merchants contribute 500 to the teacher speaker program and donate hundreds in awards for teachers.
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Pocatello
Idaho State Educational Association
Pocatello Opportunity
Chest Opens Drive at Dinner Today in Pocatello
More than 100 workers from the Pocatello community chest gather in the Pioneer room of the Hotel Bannock at 6 30 p m for the kickoff dinner of the 1940 drive which will close next Monday Toastmaster G Nicholas Ifft publisher will preside brief speeches by Dr J R Young Bill Dunn and Claude Bistline The program opens with God Bless America led by N B Grossman and Dr J E Bresee Invocation by Rev Donald S Campbell A Myhre introduces workers and the board of directors budget and gifts committees First report meeting set for Wednesday noon at the Bannock hotel with chest secretary Thelma B Crowell High school speakers include Mary Lund Gene Satterfield Ted McKnelly Marcile Oliver and others Eight division generals named for the chest include W P Havener W R Berryman J R Nichols S D Sanford Ferguson Briggs Fulton Caldwell J O Anderson and R E Titus
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Pioneer
Bannock
G. Nicholas Ifft
Pocatello
J. R. Young
Bill Dunn
Claude Bistline
God Bless America
N. B. Grossman
J. E. Bresee
Donald S. Campbell
O. A. Myhre
Thelma B. Crowell
Mary Lund
Gene Satterfield
Ted McKnelly
Marcile Oliver
George Egbert
Bernice Hawkes
Donna Hansen
Ralph Culbertson
Mary Lou Jones
Louise Gathe
Mary Nixon
Dorothy Swanson
Bernard Hildreth
Luke Shira
W. P. Havener
W. R. Berryman
J. R. Nichols
S. D. Sanford
Fergus Briggs
Fulton Caldwell
J. O Anderson
R. E. Titus
Baseball scores and results from today’s doubleheader slate
National League action shows St Louis losing to Chicago 10 1 in the second game after a 4 0 start. Cincinnati dominates Pittsburgh 9 3 as Derringer and teammates lead with strong hitting. Philadelphia split with Boston 6 2 in the first, then Boston takes the second 8 0. New York wins 7 0 at Brooklyn, while the American league has no games scheduled.
Farewell for Gross at Bannock hotel
A farewell dinner for Su perintendent and Mrs. F. A. Gross of Fort Hall was held Sunday at the Bannock hotel attended by Shoshone and Bannock leaders and Indian department staff. The Gross are leaving Friday for Nesepelm Washington where he will oversee the Colville reservation. Gifted items included an electric razor for him and a blankets set for her.
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Sinking of Refugee Steamer Leaves 293 Dead
London reports detail the torpedoing 600 miles west of England of a British refugee ship carrying 406 aboard, 293 lives lost including 83 children en route to Canada. Only 113 survivors rescued. rescue ship reached at dawn after 20 minutes of sinking. Survivors described horror and heroism as they were brought home.
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Berlin
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Local Store Looted By Burglars In Pocatello
A daring burglary ripped through Rowles Mack Co men furnishing store at 127 North Main as burglars cut a roof hole and stole $180.46 cash along with clothing and accessories. Police suspect a west coast gang active in mercantile crimes. entry via Terrell hotel room 10 and exit through a north window. Evidence include a brace, rope, and pocket knife. items seized include suits shirts belts rings and ties. A suspect named J C McEntire rented the Terrell room. a car was seen entering the alley behind the store. Utah weather: fair tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers in the southeast and mountains. temperature little changed.
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Rowles- Mack Company
North Main
West
Rowles- Mack
Terrell Hotel
J. C. McEntire
Carlyle
Main Street
Terrell
Preston Official Dies At Salt Lake
George Emer Crockett 75 longtime Preston Idaho public official died of heart disease in a Salt Lake hospital. He served three terms as Preston mayor two Idaho Senate terms and one as Oneida County sheriff. Survived by widow five sons including George A Crockett of Whitney and E Ray Crockett of Preston and three daughters including Helen Marr Shurtleff of Twin Falls.
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George Emer Crockett
Preston
Idaho
Crockett
Franklin County
Oneida County
George A. Crockett
Whitney Idaho
E. Ray Crockett
Helen Marr Shurtleff
Twin Falls
Second body recovered from American Falls reservoir
The body of Harry Eller age 25 from Coulee City Wash was pulled from American Falls lake about 8 am today leaving Jack Delatour 33 still missing from a three man boat party that drowned September 15. James Michael Toomey 24 of Pocatello was found 24 miles off the east shore and identified this afternoon. Sheriff Rossiter said searchers had covered the area before and will continue to seek Delatour with nearly 100 volunteers on the lake and about 1 000 people on shore near Rainbow Beach. Funeral services for Toomey set at St Anthony church with rosary Tuesday and burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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Coulee City
Wash
American Falls Lake
Jack Delatour
Earl FE. Hansen
Pocatello Flier
James Toomey
S. Tenth
Toomey
M. J. Rossiter
Bann«k County
Rossiter
L. E. Davis
Power County
Jack de Latour
Pocatello
Rainbow Beach
Roy Getty
George Ellis
Gordon Stedfeldt
Hansen
James Michael Toomey
Timothy
Ida Toomey
San Diego
Calif
Edward
Payette
Francis H. Dissault
H. W. Rohischeid
W. L. Comer
Yakima, Wash
Norrine Toomey
St. Anthony Church
J. A. Jentges
Downard Mortuary
Suna
Mountainview Cemetery
Typhoid In Control In Pocatello and Tyhee
Dr. J W Foley reports 16 typhoid cases in or near Pocatello with most in Tyhee and outlying areas. He says water or milk supplies are not the source and vaccination clinics were held for 185 people with more to come.
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J. W Foley
Bannock County
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Cambridge woman killed in U S 95 crash near Cambridge
A 63 year old Cambridge woman Mrs Emma Reed was killed when the car she rode in sideswiped Arvin Pounders car on U S 95 near Cambridge Idaho. Her son Lester Reed and others were injured and taken to Cambridge hospital. Pounders car tires blew but occupants were not hurt. The crash took place last night as Reed’s car swerved off the highway onto a 10 foot grade. Lawrence Wright and Leonard Green were passengers with Pounder.
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Idaho
U.S. Highway 95
Emma Reed
Lester Reed
Seattle
Mabel Reed
Harry Lind
Bernice Cram
Caldwell
Lawrence Wright
Midvale
Leonard Green
Weiser
Salvation Army Plans Harvest Festival Events
The Salvation Army announces its harvest festival with a chicken dinner by the home league ladies on September 25 from 5 to 8 pm at the Methodist church. Half the proceeds aid local relief efforts and the rest funds other corps activities.
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Salvation Army
EF. T. Hill
Salvation Army Home League
Hill
Fleet Opens Attack May Trigger Action at Vichy
British fleet shells Dakar as Vichy France vows to reply with force. General de Gaulle arrives with free French forces aboard a British flagship, ordering surrender of the governor general and triggering a sharp shift in the West African crisis.
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Associated Press
Great Britain
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Germany
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French West Africa
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Free French
Oran
Britain
Army Locates Lost Plane in Georgia Marsh
Army officers and coast guardsmen hunted for an Army plane that crashed six miles east of Woodbine Georgia. Brigadier General Francis W Honeycutt pilot Captain George F Kehoe and Corporal Robert J Schmitz were aboard the craft which disappeared near Fort Bragg Friday and was found after a two day search involving two score planes. Capt F S Stocks led the search and said the plane was buried in soft marshy earth.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Georgia
Francis W. Honeycutt
General Honeycutt
Fort Bragg
N. C
George F. Kehoe
Robert J. Schmitz
Savannah
Army
Coast Guard
F. S. Stocks
16Th Observation Squadron
Woodbine
Escape Brief For Pair Escape Brief For Pair
Two Fremont county jail inmates Marvin Lambert and Lawrence Meeks escaped last night by breaking a cell door lock. They were recaptured within nine hours near Rigby while trying to steal a farmer’s car, with Sheriff Hill confirming the early morning pickup by Sheriff E. T. Fillmore. Mrs Alma Donaldson alerted authorities, triggering the broadcast alarm.
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ST. Anthony
Fremont County
Marvin Lambert
CCC
Mississippi
Lawrence Meeks
Indiana
E. T. Fillmore
Jefferson County
Rigby
Edwin C. Hill
Sheriff Hill
Alma Donaldson
Snake Kills Child In Lusk Rattlesnake Bite
Arlene Scott aged 16 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, died in a Lusk hospital after being bitten on the thigh by a rattlesnake while playing with two older brothers who were unharmed.
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Lusk
Wyo
Arlene Scott
Robert Scott
Lions club to join community chest kickoff dinner
Lions club will not have a separate program for tonight’s dinner meeting but will participate with the community chest at the annual campaign kickoff. President Rudy Willecke confirmed the plan.
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Lions Club
Community Chest
Rudy Willecke
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