Hoover Commission economy package criticized by veterans group
The Hoover Commission proposes sweeping federal cost cuts across many agencies including veterans affairs. The American Legion says veteran programs would suffer chaos and waste and urges citizens to scrutinize the package before acceptance. The newspaper agrees and will publish a series presenting the Legion case for veterans.
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Hoover Commission
Post Office
National Security Organization
Department of Treasury
Labor, Commerce, Interior
Agriculture
Social Security
Lipover
American Legion
Hoover
City Council Proceedings January 4 1650 Minutes
City Council discusses license for shuffle boards, peddler licenses, snow removal, and street obstructions. Bills approved include snow removal, street lights, water works, and cemetery expenses totaling several dollars.
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Wellentine
Wm. Leuritzen
Walter Bird
Weldon Grandy
Fenton Allred
Chas. Crawford
Alfred Rogers
Shepherd Howe
Mdse
Ebeayels
Jensen Motor Co
Uteh Power & Light Co
Lewis Vallentine
Dallas Athey
Weldon Hess
Jos. Collings
Lyman Bunn
Leon Wallentine
Notice of Will Proving and Letters Testamentary Hearing
In Bear Lake County Idaho the Probate Court sets Monday February 20 1950 at 2 PM as the time to prove the will of Otta May Skinner and hear the petition for Letters Testamentary by Lester Skinner and Elda S Carlson. Notice to interested persons to appear and contest. Published February 2 16 1950.
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Bear Lake County
State of
Idaho
Wita May Skinner
Otta May Skinner
Lester Skinner
Elda S. Carlson
Lettera Testamentary
Paris
William B. Hog
Notice to Creditors Albert L Hart estate Idaho
Roscoe B D Evans administrator of Albert L Hart deceased calls creditors to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to D B Haddock attorney in Grimmett Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. First publication January 19 1949 last publication February 16 1949.
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Bear Lake County
State of Idaho
Albert L. Hart
Roscoe BD. Evans
D. B Haddock
Venereal disease risks of prostitution in Idaho cities
In Idaho, venereal disease and prostitution are linked as many infections arise from houses of prostitution. A study of nineteen prostitutes found seventeen with current or past infections, while national data show high infection rates among prostitutes.
Health Officials Fight Venereal Diseases In Idaho
A 60 percent claim about married men and commerce hints at prostitution as a public evil. Officials urge removing the “necessary evil” stigma to reduce venereal disease cases. Private doctors and local health units can curb spread if infected individuals seek diagnosis and treatment.
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Idaho
Health—Department
Bern News Briefs From February Church and Social Notes
Bern residents and visitors fill a week with arrivals and calls. Families from Paris, Fish Haven, Liberty, and Montpelier visit, while Bp. S. BE remains ill at home and friendly letters arrive from Abel Kauurz in Texas. Anthon Kunz and Robert Schmid plan brief trips to Los Angeles as part of local social and missionary updates.
Local residents host and visit relatives across Idaho and Utah
Mr Robert Brown spent days in Idaho Falls with his brother Bernard Brown. Mrs Frank Brown went to Ogden to visit ill sister Lois Passey. Mrs Ida Toomer of Cokeville visits sister Martha Hymas. Arvil Jensen attended a funeral in Salt Lake City with his wife. Kay Shepherd of Montpelier joined A H Matthews in Salt Lake City. Ann Hulme of Paris visited Verla Mae Morgan, LaRue Crawford visited Hina Brown. Doyle Matthews and Arvil attended Father and Son banquet in Bloomington. Matthews spoke. Alma Poulsen visiting Salt Lake City. Mrs Arthur Bee visited sister Grace Derricott. LaVerna and Larry Young of Pocatello with Charles Derricott. Curtis Austin Doyle Morgan and Wm Matthews went to Salt Lake Friday. Ruth Kimball of Garden City visited her father Sam Austin last Thursday. Dinner guests at T L Austin home were Miss Dorothy.
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Dale Parker
Paris
Robert Schmid
Thos. Smith
Fish Haven
Bern
Jeff Bills
George Kunz
Jeff
Pocatello
Cache Valley
Siver Nielson
Son Farrell
Ovida
Schmid
Alfred Bischoff
Ernest
Richard Rolland
Geneva
Anthon Kunz
BP. S. BE
Ralph Booth
St. Charles
Kenneth Skinner
Liberty
David Boehme
Stanley Mattson
Laketown
Montpelier
Misa Gladys Pope
Robert Pope
Garden City
Alma A. Kunz
Abel Kauirz
Baytown
Texas
Old Bear Lake
Rudolph Bienz Jr
Emil Stoor
Soda Springs
Stoor
Brenz
Los Angeles
Land of Sunshine
Valentine dance marks Primary activities in town
A Valentine dance for children was held Monday afternoon. The text notes visits by Eines Wood of Pocatello, Mrs Wood and the Tol family, and mentions a basketball game on Saturday night with Morgan and Dee Morgiy as participants.
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Mrs. T
Austin
Mr. and
Mery
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Yan
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Bille
Clifford Price
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Lewis Wallentine
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Annie Clayton
Wlrant
J. W. Owsley
Rich Theatre
Bankers
Sede’ S Springs
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V.D
Paria Post
Bern News
Robert Brown
Idaho Falls
Bernard ‘Brown
Frank Brown
Ogden
Lois Passey
Ida Toomer
Cokeville
Martha Hymas
Arvil Jensen
Salt Lake City
Mr. Kay Shepherd of
A. H. Matthews
Ann Hulme
Verla Mae Morgan
LaRue Crawford
Hina Brown
Doyle Matthews
BP. and
W. K. Matthews
Father & Son
Bloomington
BP. Matthews
Alma Poulsen
Galt Lake City
Arthur Bee
Mrs
Grace Derricott
LaVerna and
Larry Young
Charles Derricott
Curtis Austin
Doyle Morgan
Wm. Matthews
Salt Lake
Ruth Kimball
Sam Austin
T. L. Austin
Dorothy
Eines Wood
Enwood
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