Idaho National Guard housing plans postwar encampments
Idaho officials plan to house postwar National Guard units in summer encampments, transferring Boise Barracks to the state after renovations. The Barracks expanded for basic training has diminished usefulness, with leasing previously needed for summer maneuvers. Brig Gen McCcomet aims for a top national standard in man-to-man training and notes Guardsmen’s war theater records. A 54 bomber flight from Mountain Home Air Base over the capital highlighted wartime pride. Legal blocks to reuse 1984 unused pumping equipment for a Salt Lake City 100 octane plant may ease shortages before later moving to Rathdrum Prairie project. The farming and regulatory outlook favors state-led policing while federal roles evolve.
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Idaho
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WM. G. McCcomet
Salt Lake City
Rathdrum Prairie
Glen H Taylor Proposes War Victory and Plenty Plans
Glen H. Taylor, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, outlines six platform planks: win the war, create a strong international peace organization, plan for plenty postwar, preserve true private enterprise, end money borrowing and interest profits, and support cooperative movements with federal aid for reclamation projects. He cites wartime service as a mechanic and supports small business, wage equity, and decentralization of government oversight.
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United States
Congress
Boise Businessman Whitehead Announces Gubernatorial Candidacy
Boise merchant and former lieutenant governor Whitehead declared his bid for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He urged end to federal overreach, defended states rights and frugality, and called for education funding free from federal control. Whitehead has chaired, taught, and invested in Idaho since 1909 and served as speaker of the House and lieutenant governor.
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Boise
Idaho
Dor S. ‘Whitehead
Whitehead
House of Representatives
Ofifice Sholders
Boise High School
University of Idaho
No political office sought by veteran activist in state
A speaker states veterans gain first chance at reclaimed lands and senior citizens receive 609 dollars monthly at age 60. He notes repeated U S Senate nominations with no political posts and aims to curb war by removing causes such as corporate cartels driving global competition for markets and raw materials.
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U. S. Senate
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Bear Lake County
Executor RAO B. Dunford announces a private sale of multiple parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho. The parcels include 80 acres in Section 18, 14S 44E and 8 acres in Section 24, 14S 43E, among others totaling around 392 acres with various exclusions. Bids must be written and delivered to attorney BD Haddock in Paris Idaho or to the executor before sale confirmation. Cash terms require 10 percent at bid acceptance and balance after court confirmation.
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State of Idaho
O. C. Dunford
G.dunford
Oliver C. Dunford
Ida Dunford
Biet Lake County
Marat Boise
East Boise
Bloomington
Bear Lake County
State of
Idaho
East B. M
George Osmonds
Waest
Toip
Boise Eterichea
Tdaho
Robert
Price
Worm Creek
Alva Welker
Yestery
B.M
Worm Creek Road
Osty Taree
Boise Meridian
WH. Haddock
Cwith
Browning
Paris
United States of America
Rao B. Dunford
O. C Dunford
Oliver C Dunford
Estray Notice in Bear Lake Idaho Seeks Claim Before Sale
Sheriff Alton P. Bunderson warns that an 8 year old brown Gilgen mare with a star and O brand on the right shoulder is in custody since March 18 1944. If not claimed, it will be sold to the highest bidder for cash April 7 1944 at 2 PM at Sherman Nielsen ranch Fish Haven precinct Bear Lake County Idaho under Section 24-2000.
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Sherman Nielsen
Fish Haven
Bear Lake ‘County
Idaho
Gilgen
Estray
Prisoners Honored Bear Lake Men in World War Fight
Honored Bear Lake men recognized for supreme sacrifices in the struggle for world freedom. Their memory holds the highest esteem among fellow citizens as they are remembered as prisoners of war and heroes.
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Bear Lake
Navy reveals automatic fuse bombs used in Pacific
Navy flyers describe automatic propeller fuses in bombs used against Japanese ships in the Pacific. Nash-Kelvinator Corp secretly produced three fuse types since March 1942 under military censorship. Bombs for 100 pounders to large atoll bombs carry two propeller fuses to ensure detonation.
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Nash-Kelvinator Corporation
Navy
Nash-Kelvinator
Pacific
Jet propulsion compared to Buck Rogers rocket ship
A reader asks about jet propulsion and its resemblance to Buck Rogers, noting similarities in propulsion principles. The letter explains rockets use heavy impulses and that rockets could inspire aircraft for rapid runway starts or temporary extra power under unusual conditions.
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Sheene Burnztan
Michigan
Avés- Chicago 1
Milinois
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