Idaho Senators Seek Idaho Forest and Housing Aid
Idaho leaders press for federal funds with a deficiency bill allotting 200000 for forest highways in Idaho and 256288 for forest development work. President Truman’s budget lists 1.5 million for development and 2.5 million for forest highways, while army engineers appoint Col Orville Walsh to the Northwest region. The FEPC debate prompts Gossett to propose land grant college courses in modern prospecting with Idaho’s University of Idaho Mooscow to receive the facility. The Federal Housing Authority allocates temporary housing to Moscow Lewiston and other Idaho communities to ease veteran housing shortages. Idaho figures include Moscow Lewiston Twin Falls Idaho Falls and the University of Idaho.
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Truman
House Appropriations Committee
Idaho
C M. Granger
Statant
Charles C Gossett
Congress
Gossett
Army Engineers
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Portland
Ore
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Ralph Tudor
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Compton White
Charles Gossett
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Lewiston
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Idaho Falls
University of Idaho
University of Idaho Southern Branch
Pocatello
Northwest Nazarene College
Nampa
Independent Offices
National Capital
National Press Services
Surplus Property and Postwar Economic Policy Debate
The article notes surplus shipping of dynamite to Idaho for mining and road work via the War Assets Corporation, with White and Gossett coordinating. it then shifts to federal budget cuts, payroll reductions, and debates on wartime to peacetime policies, labor legislation, and the British loan amid concerns over national economy and isolationism. It cites figures of 3,152,305 federal employees, with 2,405,005 in the U.S. and 747,300 abroad, and discusses production lag and fiscal restraint.
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Frank Norris
Saipan
Tacoma
Wash
Idaho
Congressman White
Senator Gossett
War Assets Corporation
Seattle
White
United States Civil Service Commission
United States
Truman
Pearl Harbor
Congress
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House
Russia
China
France
Bretton-Woods
Pepper
Florida Democrat
Ed Sturgliff? E D S Church Column Continues Here
Church column continues listing services and talks at E D S church with numerous hymns and prayers. Names of speakers, choristers, organists and attendees appear through the sequence, including presentations on Alcohol and Tobacco and mentions of sacraments, testimonies, and benedictions from multiple church leaders.
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Albert HE. Miller
Enes Bantschi
Gwen Miller
Chris Carlsen
Bo. Miller
Marjean Prescott
Albert Miller
Ida Prescott
Nellie Miller
Damzel Orr
Bill Long
Enea Bartschi
Veda Roberts
M. Rich
Frank Nye
Bro
John W Spencer
Marie
Janet Grimmett
Clare Delure
Russell Crawford
Clara Lou Winterbottom
Verla Nye
Eliza Stucki
John Spencer
Viola Sleight
Dan C. Rich
Sherman B. Lowe
Rhea Stucki
Dan C Rich
Dworshak notes budget hearings on 1947 supply bills
Congressman Henry Dworshak reports that several appropriation subcommittees are hearing 1947 supply bills. He says presidential recommendations hint at a balanced budget next year, but many executive agencies request sizable increases, complicating reconciliation.
Wood finds use in over 1200 military equipment items
Wood is reported to be used in more than 1 200 items of military equipment and supplies. The article notes widespread reliance on wood as a component across various defense products.
State land sale notice for Bear Lake County Idaho
Public auction of state land in Bear Lake County Idaho at Paris court house on February 15, 1946 at 2 PM MST. Units include NE NE in section 7 price 1100 with 30 acres fall wheat, lessor crops to be removed. other units listed with prices and improvements. Descriptions reference township range and section details for each tract.
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Idaho
Bear Lake County
Paris
S&nw
E.B.M
Land sale terms by State Board of Land Commissioners
Auction of land at no less than appraised price 5000 with 0.1 of price due at sale and 4 percent interest on remaining balance. Four percent interest on 40 annual installments. Lessee improvements 590 paid day of sale. Publication dates 1/17/48 and 2/7/46. Robert Coulter, state land commissioner.
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B.B.M
State Board of Land Commissioners
Robert Coulter
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