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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1943
Page
4
Governors message urges unity as Senate and House weigh remaining bills including a $1000 relief increase and an interim committee on the general relief program. Finance shows about 350000 in the general fund while 75000 supported the grant act, with a 30 dollar monthly pension target and pro rata effects.
The house adopts two resolutions to empower the appropriations committee to study and examine operation of executive agencies. The panel may hold hearings compel testimony and demand books or documents via subpoenas with a staff of investigators to aid budget decisions and funding requests.
A House vote of 204 to 50 created a special committee to probe executive agencies for rights violations and overreach beyond congressional powers. The Dies committee will continue two years to investigate un-American activities with a subcommittee to review evidence. The discussion includes wartime governance, efficiency drives, and allocation of scarce resources amid mobilization.
Rules for discharging men over 38 from the Army are listed including age, enlistment date, voluntary request, employment in essential industry, and unit efficiency. December farm market income totaled 1.517 billion dollars, up from December last year, with gains in citrus and overall meat, dairy, poultry products and a slight wheat decline offset by crop income changes.
Joseph C. Grew argues that only total American effort can defeat Japan. He warns against half measures, urges maximum offense, and compares incomplete War Savings stamps to 100 million threats to victory. He recalls wartime eye witness accounts and stresses unified sacrifice.
Sidney J. Nebeker 44 died in Mesa Arizona after months of ill health. Funeral at University Ward Wednesday at 1 p.m. Survivors include wife LaRue Hansen Nebeker three sons a daughter and his parents. Nebeker served as county commissioner and held church and public roles.
The U S Treasury urges saving through payroll savings to buy tires after the war. Invest ten percent or more of earnings in War Bonds to support the war effort and build future purchasing power.
A renowned journalist famed for Life Time and Fortune profiles lobbies to purge GOP lawmakers. Her war reporting career and book author credits fuel her influence as she captivates Washington with striking new hairstyles.
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