Idaho Legislature Faces Hot Floor Battles Over Budgets
Legislative observers foresee fierce votes in the Idaho House and Senate on appropriations and school finances. The week features a failed attempt to override Governor’s veto of a primary election repeal, debates over liquor control bills, and a labor union financial reporting mandate with farm protection notes.
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I. Bolt
House
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Gillette
R-Teton
Idaho
Congress Tightens Watch On Executive Agencies In Two Resolutions
The House adopted two measures Feb 11 to curb executive powers. One authorizes the appropriations committee to study agency operations and compel witnesses and documents by subpoena. A second creates a special committee to probe agency actions impinging on constitutional rights, with votes 294 to 50.
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Congress
House
Committee On Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
Bureau of the Budget
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Executive Department
County Commissioners 1943 February Minutes and Proceedings
Minutes of the February 8 1943 meeting record approvals for road and bridge claims, airport transactions, tax cancellations, committee appointments, bonds for road overseers and constables, wage scales, and final budget approval. Also noted are public notices on road maintenance, milk routes, and city fire equipment issues plus various claims and refunds.
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Board of County Commissioners
L. Burdette Pugmire
J. Clarence Lindsay
Bert Orr
Sam V. Tunka
Glenn A. Coughlan
L. S. Wedel
Montpelier
Jack Crane
Bennington
O. B. Solum
National County Officers Magazine
L. Burdette Pugmiro
J. N. Transtrum
L. Hugh Shepherd
Fred W. Keifer
Alton P. Bunderson
Mac's Cafe
City of Paris
C.H
Chas. E. Hess
Amey Jensen
Care
Deedee Galedliete
Dept. Public Asst
Henry Spidell
Care Indy
Griff Lloyd
Sam V. Tunks
Convention
J. C. Rich
Rent F,s.a
County Recorder
Ray Pugmire
Constable
H. H. King
Vital Statistics
Shepherd How. Co
New York Casualty Co
Stono
DeVere Tovey
Ccc Scene Verneee
Grant Caldwell
Utah Power &Light Co
Lights Co
Ceeeaeee
Pembroke Co
Treas
Syms-York Co
C. R. Nate
Native Lumber Ceilings Raised and War Time Reforms
The Rocky Mountain Regional Office of Price Administration raised the ceiling price for native green rough lumber to 28.50 per thousand board feet and air dried rough lumber to 30.50, enabling about 725 mills in the mountain states to boost production for ships and aircraft. Small repair shops may adjust maximum charges to ensure continued essential automotive and farm equipment services. Frills on shoes were eliminated and certain styles restricted under wartime measures. Boiler and iron steel quotas for low pressure boilers were increased for war housing. News notes cover Sweden's potato shortage, Nazi seizure of crops in occupied regions, and warnings against transferring canned foods to glass jars to avoid food reporting.
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Rocky Mountain Regional Office of Price Administration
OPA
National War Labor Board
France
L'Oeuvre
Poland
Warsaw
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Funeral services held for Mrs. Rose Marie Thornock King
Sharon report notes funeral Friday for Mrs. Rose Marie Thornock King who died after seven weeks illness. Bishop Albert Miller led services with a quartet and speakers including George Ward and Mrs. Amy Shurtliff. Survived by husband David King and 12 children with five predeceased.
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Rose Marie Thornock King
Albert Miller
My Father
Ed Lyons
Jim Lyon
Owen Roberts
George Ward
Amy Shurtliff
H. H. Broomhead
Order to Conserve Copper Textiles Printing Rollers
About 10 million pounds of copper will be saved for war production through an order controlling the use of copper textile printing rollers.
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Paris
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Waener
Bear Lake County
Rich County
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AGROS
G. A., Bottolfsen
Harvey Schwendiman
Schwendiran
Cawell
Parma
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Schwendiman
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Macks Inn
Wood
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Yellowstone Highway
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Fairfield
Coeur d' Alene
Special Joint Investigation Committee
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U.s.war Bonds
Congressman Henry Dbworshba
Dies Committee
Fenton R. Allred
Oren Peterson
Lee Bunderson
Dean Pugmire
Dean Swenson
Harlan Bbhorn
Sam Wilkes
Lovell Booth
Senesees
Weldon
Owen Hansen
Maylan Lakey
Shepherd Hardware & Impl. Co
Mosse. & Supplies
M. Booth
Continental Oil Co
Irl C. Nye
Delwin Orr
Clifford Price
Landes Tractor & Equip. Co
Wees
Art's Shell Service
Ferris Nate
Repaskra
Ezra A. Johnson
Chas. A. Wallentine
Hall Machine Co
Daniel Johnson
Isaac Johnson
C. G. R. Pugmire
Abv
J R. Shepherd
van Ness D
W. Smith Hoge
Mary E. Mumford
Archie Wallentine
J. H. Shepherd
C. C. R. Pugmire
Z. George Nelson
Davis Wallentine
Spencer H. Rich
Lindsay
John H. Kerr
North Carolina
Albert Gore
Tennessee
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
D. Lane Powers
New Jersey
Frank B. Keefe
Wisconsin
Clare Luce
Connecticut
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Willkie
Great Britain
Henry Wallace
Britain
Luce
Life
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Pugmire
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Orr
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Darrell Keetch
Oscar Booth
Roy Twiss
Hall Alma, Findlay
Ezra Nowland
Arthur C. Shirley
A. L. Eschler
Elmer Williams
Justice of the Peace
Newell Passey
Abeleye
OWI News Bureau
WPS
Sweden
Norway
U. S. Treasury Department
Sharon News
Harley Hansen
Ruth
Duane
Twin Falla
C. A. Vallentine
Ray Hymns Home
Norma, Long
Rexburg
Mrs
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Duane Hoge
Toby Kulckie
Bros
Edwin Shepherd
LawVell Ward
Mra
Lester Roberta
Mary Hymas
R. H. Long
Norma
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