Bear Lake County 4-H Clubbers Win National Medals
Bear Lake county 4-H members earned national recognition with county and state level awards in clothing garden food preparation and meat animal contests. Rhea Hymas Wayne Clark Ramona Ream Delores Kunz and Lloyd Matthews led the medal efforts while six girls won silver at the county dress revue. Rhea Hymas and Stella Matthews represented the group at the state contest finishing in the Red award tier. Medals are expected to be presented at upcoming community achievement meetings.
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Bear Lake County
Rhea Hymas
Rhea
Gwen Hymas
Club of Liberty
Wayne Clark
Wayne
Georgetown
Ramona Ream
Dingle
M. A. Ream
Mabel C Ream
Christina Humpherys
Ramona
DeLores Kunz
Christina Humphery
Lloyd Matthews
C. N. Carlson
Liberty
Nina Stephens
Bennington
Lois Matthews
Stella Matthews
Naomi Kunz
Bern
LaRae Liljenquist
Montpelier
DeVere Tovey
Holiday weddings and engagements noted in extensive notices
Families and in laws span Salt Lake and surrounding towns with holiday travel. A Hill Field wedding joins Pvt Nolan L Krogue and Lola Housley in Ogden, while engagements pair Josephine Stuck with Louis M Pugmire and Helen Rae Eborn with Dean Larsen as university ties appear in Moscow Idaho.
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Hill Field
Lola Housley
Belle Housley
Ogden
Nolan L. Krogue
John L. Herrick
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Carroll
Leonard Krogue
Pvt. Krogue
Nels Krogue
Bloomington
Utah
30 Local Men to be Called Into Service January 20th
Bear Lake county is ordered to furnish 30 men for the January 26th draft. Local Selective Service Board member Same Tunks reports the county’s call is official and to proceed with the enlistment process.
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Selective Service Board
Bear Lake County
Commercial Tire Inspection Required Before Jan 15
The Office of Defense Transportation warns that trucks and other commercial vehicles must undergo tire inspection before January 15. A commercial motor vehicle may not be lawfully operated after that date without an endorsement by an approved tire inspector on the certificate of war necessity.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Retail Ceiling for Mutton Raised Three Cents a Pound
The OPA increases retail ceilings for mutton by three cents per pound for the Sept 28 to Oct 2 base period. Sellers may add this amount to ceilings based on wholesale rates. Lamb ceilings remain unchanged for now, and housewives’ lamb prices stay tied to July 27–31 top prices.
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CPA
Clem W. Collins
OPA
Collins
Ceiling Prices Set For Poultry Under OPA Rules
The Office of Price Administration sets wholesale price ceilings on all domestic poultry slightly above year to date levels to support meat supply goals. Retail ceilings will be fixed later, with margins over costs for different retailers, while retail tags may show only small increases from current levels.
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Department of Agriculture
OPA
January Blue Stamp Foods Announced for January
James P. Keane Jr state supervisor of the Agricultural Marketing Administration announced the January Blue Stamp Foods list. Fresh pears apples and grapefruit are included along with vegetables such as Irish and sweet potatoes and other staples like corn meal flour hominy grits onions and beans. The program aids low income families including the blind and dependent children while offering a market outlet for farmers to meet wartime demand.
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James P. Keane, Jr
Agricultural Marketing Administration
Lumber and steel staples power vast match industry
It takes 70 to 80 million board feet of lumber yearly to supply splints for 275 billion boxed matches in the United States. About 500 tons of steel each year go into the tiny staples used in book matches, with a consumption of 225 billion matches.
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United States
Employment shifts during first wartime year
The number of women employed in nondurable goods industries rose by 110000, mainly in ammunition and explosive plants, while male employment fell by 34009.
Former Bear Lake Man Dies at Boise
Funeral rites were held Monday for Thomas Croft Neibaur of Boise a Bear Lake county native and WWI hero. Born May 17 1898 he served overseas with the first expeditionary forces earning the congressional medal purple heart croix de guerre legion of honor and other honors before dying after two years of illness.
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Bear Lake
Thomas Croft Neibaur
Boise
Teton
Idaho
Thomas C. Neibaur
Bear Lake County
Sharon
John J. Pershing
Legion of Hnor
Montenegro
Nelbaur
Doctor Jay Haddock Receives PhD at Iowa University
Jay L Haddock is granted the Doctor of Philosophy degree from Iowa State College on December 16 1942. The article notes his long academic path from Bloomington to Brigham Young University and Massachusetts State College and his later work as Extension Agronomist for New Hampshire. He and wife Pearl Richards Haddock have two sons.
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Jay L. Haddock
Iowa State College
Doctor Haddock
Bloomington
Fielding Academy
Albion State Normal
Ricks College
Haddock
Oklahoma
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Utah State Agricultural College
Brigham Young University
Matanuska
Alaska
Massachusetts State College
Society of Sigma Xi
Massachusetts State
Pearl Richards
Mutuals Sponsor Dance On New Year Night
The Mutuals of Paris First and Second wards sponsor a New Year’s night dance. The Shepherd says there is no admission fee for attendees.
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Mutuals
Paris First
War Ration Book One Deadline Extended to January 15
The Office of Price Administration延期 the final date to obtain War Ration Book One to January 15 due to weather transport and workload issues at War Price and Rationing Boards. Late registrants include those who eat out frequently. Book One is required to obtain Book Two issued early in 1943.
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Office of Price Administration
Oder
Local youths return from trips during Christmas break
Miss Olga Hoge returned to her school in Pocatello Sunday after a week's visit here. Miss Mildred Leonard left Tuesday for Logan to spend a few days of the Christmas vacation. Ronald Bird left Thursday for Moscow where he is in his senior year at the university.
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Smith Passey
Ann
Twin Falls
Wm. Hoge
Lanark
Melvin Passey
Keith Warner
Colorado
Frank Nye
Logan
Andrew Barfuss
Jean Rich of
Bancroft
Paris
Clarence Rich
Aston Hoge
Salt Lake
George Hoge
Laurel Pugmire
St. Charles
Pugmire
Pugmre
Amos Hulme
Literary Club
William Lauritz
Lauritzen
Newell Budge
Virginia Thompson
Max Haddock
Haddock
Budge
Melinda Rebentisch
Mildred Leonard
Mona Athay
Elmont Crawford
Asa Athay
L. T. Buxton
Beth West
Katherine Romney
Lawrell Jensen
Olga Hoge
Pocatello
Ronald
Bird
Moscow
The
Soldiers Over 38 Must Ask Army Discharge Themselves
J. R. McCusker, regional director of the War Manpower Commission, announces that soldiers over 38 must voluntary request discharge in writing to their commanding officer and show evidence they will work in an essential war industry such as agriculture to be discharged. Employers and soldiers must initiate action to obtain honor able discharges so they can return to essential war work.
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J. R. McCusker
War Manpower Commission
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Mrs. Sherman Lowe
Grace
M. H. Lowe
W. B. Price
Rexburg
Raymond Burton
Kelly Sparks
June Clayton
Mrs
A. T Clayton
Douglas Shepherd
Urbana, Il
A W. Shepherd
Owen Rich and
Baby
Miranda Rich
Charles Cole
Russell Nate
California
Morrell Christensen
Provo
John Bird
C. E. Jewell
Donna and
Bille
Floyd Bird
Alfred Orr
A.C College
Bear Lake Club
Arrow Club
M. H. Collings
Almira
Clifford Collings
Lyman Rich
Josephine Dougan
Donna Haddock
Preston
Don Haddock
Glen Grimmett
Joe Nye
Sal Lake
Mildred Nye
Lawrence Austin
Eliza Cook
Zelda Cook
Eldon “Cook
Ted
Cokeville
Wyo
Haarett Jausst
Pendleton Field
Army Air Base
San Ana
Wm. Jensen
Blake Jensen
Layton, Utah
DeWin Anderson
Sarah Ludlum
O. W. Hymas
Perry Nowland
Albert Hamburg
W B. Stucki
Walter Bird
Ada Harris
Ronald Bird
John Hymas
Josephine Stuck
William B. Stucks
Josephine
Louis M. Pugmire
Matthew Pugmire
Osephine
Paria
Helen Rae Eborn
Arthur Eborn
Helen Rae
Dean Larsen
Dean
Hans Larsen
University of Idaho
Press Association
Navy
Douggie’ Gray
James S. Gray
Bronson Field
Fla
U. S
San Francisco
South Pacific
Solomons
Arthur Doust
Huron
A & P Tea Company
Kathryn Cox
Scobey
Pittsburgh
Blue Stamp Foods
Dawson Wilks
Lyman Tueller
Geneva
O. H. Grimmett
Idaho Falls
Mrs. Fenton Allred
Lyman Sparks
Orden
D. C. Rich
Ralph Rich
Adeline Tueller
Christian Tueller
Koommerer
Paris First Ward
A. Clayton
Russell Clayton
Dixie
Rodney Tunks
Ronald and
George Bird
E. W. Stucks
F. J. Price
Burdette Pugmire
Margaret
Nathaniel Bird
Las Vegas
Nevada
Fielding High School
Ezra Passey
Margaret Hill
Jay Haddock
Iowa University
William Sharp
Hs Om
Oman
Agi
Ronco
Orion
the Mountain
Grand Cannon JR
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