Fourth Registration Scheduled For April Twenty Seventh
National Headquarters announces a fourth registration on April 27 for men who are 45 by February 15 1942 and not yet 65 by April 27 1942 They are not liable for military service but will be registered like prior groups Registration cards will be buff and serial numbers added locally Local boards to arrange registration sites with volunteer registrars ensuring accessible locations and prompt processing to record essential personal details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service System
Selective Training and Service
National Headquarters
Secretary Wickard to Make Broadcast April 28
Secretary of Agriculture Claude B. Wickard will broadcast nationally on the National Farm and Home Hour from Enid Oklahoma Tuesday morning April 28. The talk titled Wheat and the War will discuss wheat marketing quotas and the upcoming referendum on May 2 in Bear Lake County and nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude B. Wickard
G. H B. Hulme
County Aaa Committee
National
Farm and Home Hour
United States Department of Agriculture
Denver
Shy
Potatella
Wickard
Enid
Oklahoma
Hulme
Bear Lake County
Hear Lake County
Eugene Shepherd
Paris
Montpelier
Production Freeze on Oil Burners and Stokers
The War Production Board ordered a halt to all production of oil burners and coal stokers for residences after May. Officials estimate factory inventories of about 35 000 coal stokers and 60 000 oil burners may be doubled before the production stop date, to save ferrous and electrical materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Easy to grow home garden vegetables for spring plantings
The article lists vegetables suitable for a 20 by 40 foot plot for a family of four and suggests adding others to round out the garden. It notes high vitamin content and color indicators, and contrasts greens popularity by region with North favoring beet greens Swiss chard and spinach while the South grows mustard collards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chantenay
Danvers
Stowell
Detroit
Thomas Laxton
Laketown Boy Graduates From Air Corps Technical School
Sheppard Field Texas file shows Laketown Utah native Charles W Earley’s son Earley Private Earley of Laketown has graduated from the Air Corps Technical School at Sheppard Field after months of training. He is attached to the 319th Technical School Squadron and now qualified as one of eight specialists needed to keep a plane airworthy. Graduates can be sent to any Air Corps tactical unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard Field
Texas
LeMoyne C Earley
Charles W. Earley
Laketown
Utah
Air Corps Technical School
Earley
319Th Technical School
North Rich High School
Paper Salvage Drive Produces Good Results
WPB official Lessing J. Rosenwald praises a nationwide wastepaper salvage push as meeting current orders and sustaining war production. He compares the scrap rubber shortage to the wastepaper crisis and urges intensive public effort to recover every pound of old rubber.
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Lessing J. Rosenwald
WPB Bureau of Industrial Conservation
War Production Board
Mrs Dougan Hosts Bridge Club at Arrow Lodge
Mrs Josephine Dougan entertained the Friday Afternoon Bridge club at Arrow Lodge up Montpelier canyon. Guests included Mrs Charles Innes Mrs Keith Warner Mrs W Smith Hoge Mrs C O Moore Mrs J B Hann Mrs A W Shepherd and the hostess. The high Beere prize was awarded to Mrs A W Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Dougan
Arrow Lodge
Montpelier Canyon
Charles Innes
Keith Warner
W. Smith Hoge
C. O. Moore
J. B. Hann
A. W. Shepherd
Sam V. Tunks
Universal Pledge Campaign Goes Underway in Bear Lake County
The Universal Pledge Campaign began in Bear Lake County with a U S Treasury census of monthly Defense Bonds and Stamps potential. Executive Chairman Darwin Haddock says every income earner will sign a pledge detailing monthly investments for the war period. pledgers receive a Minute Man sticker, and canvassers seek full county completion by April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
United States Treasury Department
Darwin Haddock
Weat Side
Defense Savings Committee
Haddick
April Goth
Essay contest offers trip to 1942 Junior Short Course
A 4-H essay contest titled How Electric Has Helped My Club Project offers a chance to win a trip to the 1942 Junior Short Course at the University of Idaho in Moscow in June. Essays describe electric use in farming and home projects from Berice on the farm to canning, sewing, heating water, brooders, and lights. Submissions must be at the county agent's office by May 15, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barview
Moscow
University of Idaho
Ighinr
New Plumbing Equipment Frozen by War Production Board
War Production Board freezes all new plumbing and heating stock to curb dissipation. Retail sales up to five dollars and sale on priorities are exempt. Covers equipment, fixtures, fittings, pipes, and accessories for water sewer gas systems and primary heating units. Excludes used items, installation and repair tools, hoses and sprinklers for outdoor faucets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Local Youth Promoted to Sergeant for Officer Training
Word arrived this week that Blaine Passey, in training in Washington, has been promoted to Sergeant and will depart soon for Pennsylvania to enter an officer training school. Sergeant Passey is the son of Mrs. George Passey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Passey
Washington
Pennsylvania
Sergeant Passey
George Passey
Mrs Bus Daniels Hosts Delta Delta Club Meeting
Mrs Charles Innes won high score after lunch and bridge at the Arrow club hosted by Mrs Bus Daniels. Guests included Mrs Innes, Mrs Palmer Tueller, Mrs Dorothy Varner, Mrs L T Buxton, Mrs John Hoge, Mrs Ivan Beck, Mrs DeVere Tovey, Mrs Alton Bunderson, Mrs Blanche Shepherd, Mrs Wells Stock, Mrs D N Meek of Montpelier and Mrs Glen Grimmett of Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bus Daniels
Delta
Arrow Club
Charles Innes
Innes
Palmer Tueller
Dorothy Varner
L. T. Buxton
John Hoge
Ivan Beck
Designated Points For Fourth Registration Bear Lake County
Bear Lake County designates registration points and registrars across precincts. Fish Haven Jesse L. Cottle. St Charles Arim Pugmire Glen E. Curd. Bloomington Jos h Patterson Alma Findlay Rex Paris. Local Board Office Chas e Longhurst L. Hugh Shepherd and Clerk. Ovid Mrs Leone WNeilson. Lanark David Torr. Liberty Mrs E Jewell. Sharon Muss Leora Orr. Born Mrs Myrtle Steckler. Noonan Wiler Bartschi. Georgetown 1 W Bacon Ernest Foss. Bennington Mrs Oliver Wright Mrs Wilson Weaver. Wardboro Mrs Hilda M Parker. Dingle Milton Natu Thomas Quayle. Alton Mrs A L Kunz Ivan Kt Rigby. Raymond W Rich ard W Tueller. General Post Office John Boehme. Montpelier 1st City Hall David A Lewis James A Whinham. Montpelier 2nd City Hall Gwen R Sharpe Mrs Royal Sidney. Montpelier 3rd Mrs Geo Collipriest J Vern Dunn. Montpelier 4th Eva Beagles Inez Tunka.
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Bear Lake County
Fish Haven
Jesse L. Cottle
St Charles Curd
Arim Pugmire
Glen E. Curd
Reg
Bloomington
Josh Patterson
Alma Findlay
Rex Paris
Chase Longhurst
L. Hugh Shepherd
Reg Ovid
Leone W Neilson
Reg Lanark
David Torr
Liberty Jewell
E. Jewell
Sharon
LDS Church
Muss
Leora Orr
Myrtle Steckler
Dingle
Milton Natu
Thomas Quayle
Alton
A. L. Kunz
Ivan Kt
Rigby
Raymond
Richard W. Tueller
John T Boehme
Montpelier
City Hall
David A Lewis
James A Whinham
Gwen R. Sharpe
Royal Sidney
Geo. Collipriest
J. Vern Dunn
Eva Beagles
Mra
Inez Tunka
Mining Machinery Given High Priority for War Effort
Manufacturers of mining machinery in the Rocky Mountain West have been designated high priority to secure critical materials. The move aims to keep equipment repairs and supplies flowing to essential mine and smelting operations supporting the war effort.
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Rocky Mountain West
Registration for Sugar Ration Books in May 1945
Clem W. Collins regional OPA director urges timely sugar ration book registration May 4 5 6 7 to avoid shortages. Registrants must declare sugar on hand. surpluses above two pounds per person reduce coupons. excess over four pounds blocks issuance. Local boards verify reductions before issuing books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem W. Collins
Office of Price Administration
Collins
Hemmert-Hymas Marriage in Paris Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Peter Hemmert announce the marriage of their daughter Helen to Eugene Hymas son of Mrs Genevieve Hymas Krussel of Montpelier. The ceremony occurred in Paris on April 15 with Justice of the Peace W Smith Hoge officiating.
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Peter Hemmert
Helen
Eugene Hymas
Genevieve Hymas Krussel
Montpelier
Paris
Justice of the Peace
W Smith Hoge
Bear Lake County Fair Cancelled for 1942
The Bear Lake County Fair in Montpelier has been cancelled for this year. County commissioners cited the need for funds to buy land for the Bear Lake County Airport and current economic conditions as reasons for not holding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Montpelier
U S wheat surplus sparks marketing quota vote May 2
G W Hulme of Bear Lake County AAA warns the United States faces a huge carryover of old wheat into the 1942 marketing year. With an expected 793,000,000 bushels and storage limits strained, farmers vote May 2 on continued marketing quotas to manage surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Salt Lake City
Preston
G W. Hulme
Bear Lake County
AAA Committee
U. S
Hulme
Idaho
Logan visitors bring Ezra Roberts and Hattie Poulsen
Mr and Mrs Ezra Roberts of Logan were weekend visitors here Miss Hattie Poulsen who has worked in Logan for the past month returned home with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Roberts
Logan
Hattie Poulsen
Out-of-town visitors attend Bloomington primary conference
Mrs Newell Budge Mrs Emiy Rich and Mrs Will Hoge were among the out of town visitors who attended the primary conference in Bloomington Sunday evening.
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Newell Budge
Emiy Rich
Will Hoge
Bloomington
Birthday tribute marks Annie Perkins 80th in Montpelier
Mrs Eliza Cook Mrs Emily Rich and Mrs Mark Brockbank attended an open house at the home of Mrs Annie Perkins in Montpelier in honor of her 80th birthday anniversary with neighbors and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Cook
Emily Rich
Mark Brockbank
Annie Perkins
Montpelier
Emerson Grade School Closed By Measles Outbreak
Due to the measles and whooping cough epidemic the Emerson Grade school was dismissed Tuesday and will stay closed until deemed advisable to reopen.
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Emerson Grade
Family gathers for Eliza Cook 70th birthday
A Friday April 17 family reunion at Mrs. Eliza B. Cook's home marked her 70th birthday. Attendees included Eldon and children of Cokeville, Ezra Stucks of Rexburg, Bryson Cook of Panguitch, Lynn Hayward and son of Provo, Merrill Cook of Castle Dale, Mark Brockbank of Tacoma, and Charles Longhurst plus Emily and Edith Rich of Logan.
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Eliza B. Cook
Eldon Cook
Cokeville
Ezra Stucks
Rexburg
Bryson Cook
Panguitch
Utah
Lynn Hayward
Provo
Merrill Cook
Castle Dale
Idaho fishing season opens May 24 in date of war era notice
Idaho anglers receive the general fishing season opening on May 24 with closing set for November 1. Trout bag limit remains 25 fish or 16 pounds. salmon and steelhead limits are two in a day and three in possession. A new rule caps trout under 6 inches at five per bag. salmon eggs allowed in designated waters for trout steelhead and salmon. Several waters reopen and limits apply, with one pole per fisher and specific waters listed across counties.
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Idaho
Clearwater River
South Fork
Castle Creek
North Fork
Little North Fork
Lochsa River
Deadman Creek
Selway River
Selway Falls
Clarksfork
Bonner County
Wyoming
Swan Falls Dam
Butte County
Spring Creek
Blaine County
Baugh Creek
Bear Lake County
Montpelier Canyon
Montpelier Creek
Shoshone County
St. Jos River
St. Joe River
Idaho Naval Base Planned Near Sandpoint
The United States Navy plans a 31 million dollar base to be built south of Sandpoint on Lake Pend d Oreille. The facility, expected ready by August, will host about 20 000 trainees and 600 officers to learn deep sea warfare. Lake Pend d Oreille is a large freshwater lake 35 miles long and six miles wide. The base could become the nation’s second largest, with northern Idaho residents praising its scenic location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baise
Idaho
INB
United States Navy
Sandpoint
Lake Pend d’Oreile
Pend d'Orelille
Violators of War Orders Are Punished
Officials say violations of orders from the War Production Board and the Office of Price Administration are not tolerated as several compliance actions were taken recently. The Mills Novelty Co of Chicago and Talon Inc of Pennsylvania were penalized for mass use of critical materials. An Indiana tire company pled guilty to criminal indictments for rrationing regulation violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Production Board
Office of Price Administration
Mills Novelty Co
Chicago
Talon, Inc
Pennsylvania
Indiana Tire
Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Meet at Mrs Rich Home
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers will meet at the home of Mrs. Emily Rich Thursday afternoon of next week April 30 at 2 30. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the
Utah Pioneers
Emily Rich
Burial trip for Humphreys kin from Blackfoot to Provo
Mr and Mrs Ronald Roberts and several Blackfoot residents traveled Tuesday to Provo to attend the burial services of Joan Humphreys, daughter of Geriant Humphreys of Glendale California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Roberts
Heber Humphreys
Charles Innes
Leo Vallentine
LaMarr Davis
Blackfoot
Provo
Joan Humphreys
Geriant Humphreys
Glendale
Calif
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Dexter Ferry
Ferry-Morse Seed Co
Air Corps Technical
Universal Pledge Campaign
Melbourne
Australia
Australian Women's Auxiliary Air Force
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