Veterans Legislation Enacted by 79th Congress Before Adjournment
Congress passed sweeping veteran affairs measures including liberalized life insurance options with new endowment policies, a 20 percent pension increase for World War I and II veterans and dependents, full pension payments for hospitalized veterans, auto assistance up to 1600 dollars for disabled veterans, on the job training standards and state reimbursement, and canteen services for VA facilities. It also allows former officers to be employed by the VA without loss of retirement benefits and reimburses those who were in enemy territory for unreceived VA benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Service Life
Armed Forces
Public Health Service
Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States
Biscuit Raising Space Between Yeast and Biscuit Doughs
Readers are advised to space yeast buns baking powder or soda biscuits and cinnamon rolls with a gap of about two thirds of an inch in pans. The extra room allows ample expansion during rising and baking.
Quotes of the Week: Diverse Views on Peace and Progress
A round of contemporary quotations covers optimism for a peaceful future, bipartisan Washington reluctance, isolation risks, labor management fairness, charitable giving, and a public call to feature citizens in photography. Notable names include Henry Ford, Mrs. Mary Wilson, M. S. Rukeyser, Byrnes, B J Fairless, and A Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Wedding Shower for Louise Willis Olsen
An Aug 3 evening shower at Mrs Elijah C Willis home honored Louise Willis Olsen bride of Henry Lawrence Olsen of Ogden. The couple wed in Logan temple and left for a short Idaho trip after a wedding breakfast at Bluebird Cafe. Family members and friends attended, with gifts noted and well wishes given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah C. Willis
Louise Willis Olsen
Henry Lawrence Olsen
Ogden
Olsen
Logan Temple
Logan
St. Anthony
Idaho
Delina Willis
Lone Willis
Clifton
Cheney Willis
Elijah C Willis
A Jenks
Lyman Wyo
Kenneth Jenks
Wilis
Another Summons in Bear Lake County Idaho Foreclosure Case
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane appeals to Bear Lake County for foreclosure on multiple parcels owned by Christian W Wallantine and others including Leo Wallantine and Ertha Wallantine. The complaint seeks to recover $8500 plus interest and costs on a 1926 note and to foreclose the mortgage recorded in Book 15 page 457. Residents are notified to appear within twenty days to plead. The case names numerous heirs and defendants and describes extensive property boundaries and exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L.wallantine
William L. Wallentine
Bertha A. Wallantine
Bertha A. Wallentine
Bear River National Farm Loan Association
Elthura R. Wallantine
Smith Wallantine
Leo Wallantine
Archie Wallantine
Leone W. Neilson
Armeda Wallantine
Rhoda Welker
Mary Welker
Christian W Wallantine
Boise Meridian
Range Forty-three
Boise
Henry Athay
Bear Lake County
Idaho
William Beck
John P. Passey
Angeling Norton
Township
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bear Lake
Christian W. Wallantine
Elthora R. Wallantine
Fern H. Wallantine
Charles Archibald Wallantine
Ruth P. Wallantine
Range Fortyfour
Section Thirty-four
Township Thirteen
Section Thirtyfour Township Thirteen
Range Fortythree
John P Passey
Angelina Norton
Township Fourteen
Pioneer Irrigation and Manufacturing Company
Pioneer Irrigating and Manufacturing Company
Paris Reef Canal Company
State OF Idaho
Bear Fnake
Fredrick W Passey
F. W. Passey
Julia B. Passey
Section
Range
Arthur P. Korn
Fredrick W. Passey
W. Passey
Paris
Bear Peake County
Wiliam Sheen
August 12 1946 County Commissioners Proceedings
Minutes record Board of County Commissioners meeting on August 12 1946 listing approved road and current expense claims with detailed payees and amounts, a deed sale, tax exemption refusals after July, adjournment to September, and signatures of Clerk and Chairman.
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Board of County Commissioners
Labor
Leo Mattson
Weeee
Oscar Booth
Augustus Peterson
S.C. Hall
Rex Mattson
Weldon Peterson
Grant Bunderson
Hubert Hymas Eee
Daniel C Peterson
Hubert Hymas
Montpelier Machine Shop
Montpelier Automotive Co
H. A. Gardner
Irl C
West Fork Irrigation Co
Utah Power & Lights Co
Grover Cleveland
John Carlin
J. Clarence Lindsay
L. Burdette Pugmire
Paris Variety Store
Court House
J. N. Transtrum
L. Hugh Shepherd
Willard E. Kunz
Sal
Theda Mattson, Steno
Co C Anderson
Mt. States
FSA
Dept of Public Assistance
Lowe Drug Co
Modern Drug Co
Exander
A. P Eborn
Christena
Idaho
Fair
A.B Leeright
Ray Pugmire
Constable
Preston Pugmire
J. P. Michaelson
H H. King
A. BE. Theil
Earl Kunz
C EK. Grimes
D. L. King
John H. Teuscher
Harvey Perkins
Parley Lloyd Jr
Alma Perkins
H. Herman
Brennan & Davis
Montpelier
Rural High School District 1 Trustees Election Tuesday
Rural High School District No 1 will hold an election Tuesday September 3 1946 to elect two trustees for a three year term. The present trustees O H Grimmet and Dr Spencer H Rich face re election as terms expire September 3 at Fielding High School and the district precincts.
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Rural High School
Fielding
O. H. Grimmet
Spencer H. Rich
Lees Were Fighters
The text notes General Robert E. Lee led Confederate forces in the Civil War and identifies him as the son of General Lighthorse Harry Lee of Revolutionary War fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee
Lighthorse
Harry Lee
Annual School Meeting and Election Notice for Bear Lake Idaho
Independent School District No 2 Bear Lake County Idaho schedules its annual meeting and trustee elections for September 3 1946 at Emerson schoolhouse. Polls open 1 to 6 pm. Two trustees to be chosen for three year terms. Nominations due six days before election. Ballot voting to be by secret ballot. Dated August 13 1946 TAFT P BUDGE Clerk.
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Independent School District No
Bear Lake
State of
Idaho
Emerson
Board of Trustees
Taft P, Budge
Bear Lake County
Ira Osmond
NOTIQ
D. E. Haddock
D. BE. Haddock
Light Gas Helium Lifts More Than Hydrogen
Helium weighs one seventh as much as air and is the second lightest gas. In equal quantity, hydrogen will lift 108 pounds to helium’s 100, indicating hydrogen’s greater lifting capacity per same amount.
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Paris Post
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Waener
Sunenenons
Mary Wilson
Mattoon
Ill
Phootographers
Luther Wilson
OPA
Washington
Byrnes
B.J. Fairless
U.S. Steel
A. Locke
Burgh
Laketown News
Charles H. Alley
Ralph Irwin
Brigham Irwin
St. Charles
John C Irwin
John C Irwin Jr
Devils Sle
Utah
Cyril Martin
Salt Lake
Heber
Sid Irwin
Ruby Pentz
Morgan
Ideal Beach
Weston
Nehemiah Weston
Samuel Weston
Bar! Satterthwaite
Myron Cook
Cora Johnson
Floyd Clarke
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Clayton Robinson
Clarke
Sarah
Laura
May Myers
Harold Myers
Gary
Alameda
Calif
Myers
Russel Myers
Russel
Della Cheney
Clarence Cheney
J. A. Cheney
Morita Cheney
Geral Alley
Wayne Mecham
Hyde Park
Glen Lucherint
Rebecca Lamb
County of
The
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Sam V. Tunks
B. W Davis
Pocatello
Henry R. Newton
Federal Land Bank
Welch
Spokane
Plaintiff First Publ
Laat Publ
Vernlee Howell
Paul R. Twiss
Howard A. Mecham Geren Howell
Wayne W. Clark
Sam V. Tunka
Wells GC. Stock
Ray C. Stock
Clifford D. Stock
Joseph P. Stock
John Stock
Francis Stock
Amy Rosetta Roberts
Amy P. Roberts
Alice F. Loveland
George Gardner
Susan Gardner
Georgid Gardner
George 8. Gardner
Caroline Gardner
William Gardner
Charlotte Gardner
J. L. Gardner
Mary Gardner
William Roberts
Amy Rosetta Hoberts
Amy R. Roberts
Susan Ada Howell
Susan A. Howell
Henry Howrball
George Loveland
Alice F Loveland
Mary Hartney
Emma W.bstor
Emma Ford
Fredrick Ford
Fenney Busarello
Sarfen
Frank Busarbollo
Lillian Kemlian
McKay Howbhll
Thomas Hartney
Fish Haven
Lake Shore
Lot
V. Tunks
D. B. Haddock
P.O
Paria
Fredeick W. Passey
Haere
W. Smith Hoge
Revie Sappeear
Farmer ‘ Chia Life
Christian Herald
Frade Usic
Farm Jmll
Farmer's
Hiete
National Digest Monthly
Nat'l
Nature
Pathfinder
Popular Mechanics
Popular Sciences /Poultry Tribune
Reader’s Digest
U. S
Walt Disney
True Story
Farm Journal & Farmer's Wife
Poultry Tribune
RFD
Postoffice
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