Revolt in France Tests Allied Restraint and Plans
Observers warn that rising resistance in occupied France could flare before allies are ready to act. De Gaulle forms aLondon government to coordinate free French efforts while Britain seeks to restrain Norwegians and other nations eager for rebellion. If revolt surges, the Allies face a choice between aiding a wide uprising and risking German crushing countermeasures.
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France
Hitler
Charles de Gaulle
London
Vichy
de Gaulle
Fourteen Escape Burning Vessel Arawak Survivors Land Ashore
Fourteen survivors of the British freighter Arawak were brought ashore by coast guardsmen near New Smyrna Beach Florida. The 115 foot vessel built in 1938 burned after leaving Jacksonville for Nassau Bahamas with flames starting in the galley. Captain Roland Roberts and eight crew plus five passengers abandoned ship about 15 miles offshore and were rescued by a surfboat that towed the lifeboat to safety.
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New Smyrna Beach
Fia
Jacksonville
Fla
Nassau
Bahamas
Roland Roberts
Roberts
Coastguard
Man Arrested in Grand Larceny Case Involving Auto Theft
Police report the arrest of Ray mond Whatomy on a grand larceny charge and transfer to county authorities. He allegedly conspired with Preston Honena in the September 12 theft of Mildred Reese’s car, abandoned on Wilson avenue and later recovered by officers.
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Raymond Whatomy
Preston Honena
Mildred Reese
Wilson Avenue
Hurricane Strikes Houston and City Choir Concert Planned
A capricious hurricane battered Houston causing three deaths and millions in damage. The Union Pacific Boosters glee club directed by Rampton Barlow plans a concert next Friday at 8 15 pm in the L D S First Ward church.
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Rampton Barlow
L. D. S. First Ward
Palestrina
Townsene
H. Jungst
Great Lone Hills
Sibelius
D. Protheroe
John Peel
Houston
Texas
Louisiana
Nacogdoches
Shreveport
Rhea To Visit Rotary Club
Reverend Patrick Rhea of Boise governor of the Idaho Utah district of Rotary will make his official visit to the Pocatello club at a luncheon meeting Thursday. At 11 a m the district governor will meet club officers and chair men of committees at a conference to be held in the Bannock hotel. Finis Bentley secretary of the club reports that any member may attend the conference.
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Patrick Rhea
Boise
Idaho-Utah
Rotary
Pocatello Club
Bannock Hotel
Finis Bentley
Civic Clubs Meet Here
The Associated Civic Clubs of southeastern Idaho opened with committee meetings and an open discussion on Coordinating Agricultural Industries. County agent William Dean Boyle led the afternoon, with speakers from the Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers, Sugar Beet Growers, and Wool Growers associations addressing livestock, sugar, and sheep industries. Evening banquet speaker R. E. Gale of Boise will discuss coordinating industry and agriculture. Ben Johnson of Preston presides.
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Associated Civic Clubs
Idaho
William Dean Boyle
R. V. Swanson
Pocatello
Idaho Cattle and Horse Growers’ Association
Preston Ellsworth
Lewisville
Idaho Sugar Beet Growers
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Joe H Brown
A daughter was born this morning to Mr and Mrs Joe H Brown of 1036 West Fremont at General Hospital.
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Brown
Joe H. Brown
West
Fremont
General Hospital
Cardinals stay alive with 4 0 win over Pirates
St. Louis beat Pittsburgh 4 to 0 as Harry Gumbert pitched six hits for his sixth straight victory. Dodgers rally to top Braves 4 2 behind Dixie Walker’s seventh inning triple and take control in the pennant race. Reds defeat Chicago 2 0 to clinch third place as St. Louis blanked Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Harry Gumber
Boston
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Braves
Cincinnati
Reds
Chicago
Bucky Walters
St. Louis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Couple Married at Judge Ryan Residence in Dayton
Fred Call aged 22 of Dayton and Alta Weaver aged 18 of Preston wed Saturday in a ceremony officiated by Judge William J. Ryan at his home 503 East Bonneville.
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William J. Ryan
East Bonneville
Fred Call
Dayton
Alta Weaver
Preston
Grocers May Stay Open After Ruling
In Nampa Idaho Judge A O Sutton invalidated a city rule that barred food stores from Sunday hours and limited evenings. Grocers sued saying the ordinance unfairly singled out food stores while other merchants could stay open. Sutton said such classifications are arbitrary and beyond municipal police powers.
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Nampa
A. O. Sutton
Weiser
Sutton
Idaho Supreme Court
Ceremonies Planned for Idaho Indian Day in Pocatello
J A Youngren of the chamber of commerce Indian affairs committee reports Dr. John G. Rockwell will speak at 11 a.m. Friday in the high school auditorium as part of Pocatello’s first Idaho Indian Day ceremonies. Willie George and Willie Edmo will speak and interpret, with Peter Jim also presenting remarks.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Rockwell
Collier
Indian Department
Youngren
Willie George
Fort Halll
Willie Edmo
Peter Jim
Ian
Bullalo Lodge
Nevada
Della Harvey1910s to 1930s migrations noted in obituary
Mrs. Della Margaret Wright Harvey 49 died at son Harry T Harvey's home in Pocatello after a lingering illness. Born November 24, 1891 in Cripple Creek Colorado, she lived in Durango Salt Lake City and finally Pocatello. Survived by children Harry Clarence Glen Leona Trene Mazie Nellie, mother Margaret Wright, brothers Dave Adelbert and sister Minnie Patterson.
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Della Margaret Wright Harvey
Harry T. Harvey
S. Third Avenue
Cripple Creek
Colo
Harveys
Durango
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
William Scott Harvey
Troops Seize Airports In Buenos Aires
Regular army forces occupied all military air ports in Argentina and arrested several young aviation officers amid fears of an uprising. The move followed a chamber session as discussions of Nazi activity intensified, with Castillo denying unrest and ministers meeting amid accusations of a totalitarian plot.
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Buenos Aires
Chamber of Deputies
Argentina
Raul Damonte Taborda
Eduardo Tessaire
Ramon Castillo
Castillo
Taborda
Edmund von Thermann
Axis Disputes Roosevelt Over S S Pink Star Sinking
The United States and Germany clashed over the sinking of the American owned S S Pink Star off Greenland in a Canadian convoy. Roosevelt said the vessel flew a Panama flag and was armed. Berlin argued that arming and flag status affect legal interpretation and accused the president of enforcing wild west justice. Rome’s fascist editor Vicecnio Gayda warned axis ships would defend themselves against armed U S merchantmen.
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Govitz
Washington
Berlin
Germany
Roosevelt
S. S
Rome
Vicecnio Gayda
United States
State Offers Farm Trees Under Clarke McNary Plan in Bannock
The Clarke McNary program allows universities to grow trees and sell them to farmers at cost. In Bannock County 10 725 trees were allocated, with 14 565 trees planted for farm demonstration use. Varieties include Russian olive green ash Sibrian elm Scotch fir Douglas fir blue spruce Siberian pea Norway spruce honey locust and black locust. Ex periments proceed with frost resistant black locust at high altitude. Local participants include Bannock County Sportsmen's Association Bancroft city Earl Sessions W O Tolman Java Hot Springs Alf Toone Grace Gene Leonard Pred Dolbeer near Pocatello. County agent William Dean Boyle urges early applications for spring plantings under the Clarke McNary program at about five cents per tree.
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Clarke McNary
William Dean Boyle
Gilbert Doll
Grace, Bancroft and
Tyhee
Boyle
Bannock County Sportsmen's Association
City of
Bancroft
Earl Sessions
W. O. Tolman
Java Hot Springs
Alf Toone
Grace
Gene Leonard
Pred Dolbeer
Pocatello
Japs Cancel Plans for Axis Anniversary Celebrations
The Tokyo government blocked pre-axis Toho kai rallies scheduled for Saturday to drum up support for the axis. A government spokesman said celebrations would be dignified and limited. Koh Ishii denied reports of Russia Russian clashes on the Manchurian border as Chinese propaganda.
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Japan
Tokyo
Tohokai Group
Koh Ishii
Manchurian
Soldiers Fire On Mexicans in Avenue Del Castillo Clash
In Mexico City a confrontation between Mexican troops and aggrieved munition workers led to several deaths. President Manuel Avila Camacho ordered an immediate investigation after gunfire erupted near Chapultepec Heights. Workers demanded Gen Luis Bobadilla Camberos's removal and marched to the president's home to press their charges. Official figures cited 200 marchers. other accounts claimed over 1,000 participants.
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Mexico City
Manuel Avila Camacho
Avila Camacho
Avenue del Castillo
Chapultepec Heights
Luis Bobadilla Camberos
Iterna
United States
Idaho Supreme Court Upholds Two Quiet Title Rulings
The Idaho supreme court upheld district court decisions in two quiet title suits, and ordered a new trial in a Madison county divorce custody case. Maurice Dean Holden seeks custody of his minor child from Alma Harriet Holden. trial before Judge C. J. Taylor. The other case involved Isabel Carter et al. seeking to overturn a judgment in a Soda Springs quiet title suit. Wilton Foell challenged Willard Walden over Rexburg property from a tax sale.
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Boise
Idaho Supreme Court
Madison County
C. J. Taylor
Idaho Falls
Maurice Dean Holden
Alma Harriet Harkness Holden
Holden
Isaac McDougall
Pocatello
Preliminary hearing in knife assault case near Pocatello
Preliminary Ellis Glenn Messamore charged with assault with a deadly weapon had a hearing before Justice William J. Ryan and is held to answer in district court under $500 bond. Mrs. Helen Davis alleges he attacked her with a knife on September 20 on a road south of Pocatello. Messamore denies the charge saying he was asleep in the car with Davis as they started for the Hill Top club. The knife said to be found in the car by Leis Gordon was not claimed by Messamore. Justice Ryan notes the testimony shows Davis was not cut but the skin punctured. bruising on the left side of her face and nose was also presented.
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Ellis Glenn Messamore
William J. Ryan
Helen Davis
Messamore
Pocatello
Hill Top Club
Justice Ryan
Davis
Local marriage license issued to two Utah residents
Salt Lake City reports Everett Duncan aged 22 from Ferron Utah and Nola Wilson aged 20 from Pocatello Idaho received marriage licenses today.
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Salt Lake City
Everett Duncan
Ferron
Utah
Nola Wilson
Pocatello
Reds Press Nazi Forces Around Leningrad Front
Bulgarian minister denies plans to enter the war or mobilize. Reports from Red Star and Berlin describe intense fighting near Leningrad with Russian counterattacks and German assaults. British planes join the eastern front while Soviet and German statements diverge on enemy setbacks and defensive gains.
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