Rubber from Farm Alcohol Sparks Senate Tour
Idaho Senator Gillette leads an eleven member delegation to inspect Publicker Commercial Alcohol in Philadelphia on July 10 as debate over synthetic rubber from farm alcohol heats. Szukiewicz, a Polish chemist, demonstrates a process converting butadiene to rubber, seen as a potential alternative to oil derived rubber amid postwar industry battles and federal spending.
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Federal Treasury
Gillette
Senate Agriculture
War Production Board
Dutch East Indies
Malaya
Rubber Reserve Co
Army and Navy Munitions Board
National Defense Advisory Council
Truman Senate
Truman
Idaho
Publicker
Philadelphia
Iawa
Waclaw Szukiewicz
Poland
Donald Nelson
WPB
Gillette Committee
Congress
Detweiler Flags Idaho Government Waste in War Directory
Bill Detweiler cites a new Idaho directory listing 171 government agencies as proof of wartime waste. He brands the New Deal era bureaucracy as brazen and inefficient as he campaigns for the Republican nomination for governor.
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Idaho
Jerome
Detweiler
Dean W Miller
WPA
Ponel
Bill Detweiler
W H “Bill” Detweiler
Office of Government
W T’” Lockwood
Fedral
Bouse
Directory of Government
ODT Order Conserves Railroad Tank Cars
The Office of Defense Transportation restricts tank car use to hauls over 100 miles. Joseph B Eastman says this shifts traffic to tank trucks for short hauls. In May 125 million gallons moved by tank trucks replaced previous tank car routes.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Joseph B Eastman
ODT
Labor Camp Lacks Population in Burlington Area
The Burlington migrant labor camp 13 on the Pacific highway near Burlington operates with a new manager, Lauren I. Pugmire, and about 70 residents though capacity is 200. Staff includes Robert Yeager, Al Cook, Frank Catron, Burdeen Parsley, Vera Lincoln, and Sidney Potter. Local efforts urge workers from cities or out of state for seasonal harvest jobs with free facilities and two hours weekly work for lodging.
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Burlington Migratory Farm Family
Pacific Highway
Burlngton
Lauren I. Pugmire
Wilder
Idaho
Robert Yeager
al Cook
Pugmire
Amcdots
Skagit Valley
Pacific Northwest
Arthur B. Langue
4-H Club Reports From Montpelier Bloomingto n Bern Dingle and More
Carol Dawn Barlow reports weekly updates from multiple 4-H clubs. Montpelier led by Mrs Clarissie Anderson discussed apron making and new projects. Frankin Spears demonstrated needle threading and thread length. Blooming ton’s Porky Pig Club led by Jay Nelson reported books and pig weight records, with new members Willis Ward Rolla Windley LeRoy Ward. Seven Busy Stitchers in Bern noted progress on articles and Sunset Ceremony planning. Fish Haven club under Mrs Ruth Stocks discussed bread making and nutrition records. Bloomington's Five Busy Cookeras led by Mrs Lillie Findlay demonstrated quick bread and invited mothers to next meeting. Other clubs Blue Morning Glory Stitchers Dingle led by Mrs Mahle C Ream, The Thrifty-Fiver of Benn ington led by Miss Doris Hunter, and Everlasting Stitchers of Dingle led by Mrs Leone Nate also reported.
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Carol Dawn Barlow
Clarissie Anderson
Montpelier
Frankin Spears
Helen Barthlome
Frankie Spears
Porky Pig Club
Bloomington
Jay Nelson
Willis Ward
Rolla Windley
LeRoy Ward
Zenna Schmid
Bern
Ruth Stocks
Fish
Haven
Lillie Findlay
Blue Morning Glory Stitchers
Dingle
Mra Mahle C. Ream
Bennington
Doris Hunter
Leone. Nate
Treasury reveals July War Bond quotas by state
Henry Morgenthau Jr announces official War Bond quotas for July on a monthly basis. The May state by state sales are shown against quotas, with Alaska and Hawaii leading on quota, Utah at 71.3 percent above, and Montana 22.6 percent below. The nation exceeds the 600 million dollar May quota. New window stickers and a 10 percent lapel button promote patriotism in the drive.
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Henry Morgenthau Jr
Treas
Wiley Pries
Utah
Montana
Alaska
Hawaii
Treasury
Yardaticka
US Treasury Department
Helen
New York
Alabama
Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Colorado
California
Oklahoma
Oregon
Connecticut
Ware
Rhode Island
Florida
Cannes
South Carolina
Georgia
South Dakota
Texas
Iowa
Vermont
Kansas
Virginia
Kentucky
Washington
Maine
Eacee A
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Michigan
Massachusetts
Alask
Mississippe
Missouri
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Nebraska
New Jersey
Mexico
Local notices from Lanark area events and hospital update
Carlos Paker underwent an appendectomy Thursday morning at Bear Lake hospital in Montpelier and is improving nicely. Various visits noted including Agnes Toomer, Har lan Eborn and Gayle, and families of Roberts, Orr, Findlay, Jensen, Parker, and Eborn. Ward conference speakers included President Fred Price and Bishop E. D. Hymas with local activities at Paris canyon and Sunday School gatherings. Leather in ro single steer hide remark noted as a separate archival line.
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Carlos Paker
Bear Lake Hospital
Montpelier
Notice to Creditors in Bear Lake Idaho Probate
The probate court in Bear Lake County Idaho issues a notice to creditors for the estates of William G. Hayward and Ellen N. Hayward, requesting all claims be filed with vouchers within six months of first publication. The administrator G H Hayward directs claims to D. B. Haddock at Browning Building Paris Idaho, room one. First published July 9, 1942.
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Bear Lake County
State of
Idaho
William G. Hayward
Ellen N. Hayward
G H Hayward
D. B. Haddock
Browning Building
Paris
G. H. Hayward
Willam G Hayward
Eten N Hayward
Notice to Creditors in Idaho Estate
LaVerna Hulme administratrix of the John P Hulme estate in Bear Lake County Idaho advises all creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers within six months after the first publication. Claims should be presented to D E Haddock attorney in Room One Brownings Building Paris Idaho. First published June 19 1942.
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Bear Lake County
Idah
John P. Hulme
LaVerna Hulme
D. E. Haddock
Train Convoy Size for Army Division Moves
It takes 71 trains with at least 20 cars each to move an army division of about 15,000 men with gear. Troop rail speed is around 250 miles per day, so about 1,500 cars would need ten days to transport the division across the United States.
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United States
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Eis Eborn
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B H Findlay
Dean
Fred Price
E. D. Hymas
Alvin Parker
Joseph Parker
Lee Toomer
Cokeville
Glen Christensen
Soda Springs
Paris Canyon
Joseph W. Parker
Hralan Eborn
W. Smith Hoge
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