Boost for Idaho Highlighted by British Royal Visit
The Boise and Parma crowds welcomed Lord Halifax and the British ambassador who praised Idaho farmers and seed production. Idaho led the nation in seed outputs in 1942 with large shares of bean corn and lettuce seeds, signaling strong postwar economic potential through state promotion and resource development.
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Idaho-at
Capitol
Parma
Idaho
America
Lord Halifax
U. S
Emerson
Idaho Declares Aviation Cadet Enlistment Week
Governor C A Bortolfsen designates August 16 to 21 1943 as aviation cadet enlistment week across Idaho. The proclamation urges 17 to 26 year olds to learn about cadet training at Gowen Field Boise or Pocatello air base.
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Bortolfsen
Idaho
America
C. A. Bottolfsen
Aviation Cadet Board
Gowen Field
Boise
Pocatello Air Base
Ninth Service Command
Fort Douglas
Utah
William E. Mealer
Robert R. Whitmer
Army
Navy
Air Corps
WAC
Eleanor M. McAuliffe
Wartime Medical Aid and Food Ration Adjustments Detailed
The article outlines that over seventy five percent of states have approved Children's Bureau plans for medical and hospital maternity care for wives of lower paid armed forces personnel, plus care for babies. It notes changes to gasoline rations for Victory gardens, farm supply stock replenishment allowances for cooperatives, coal production shortfalls, restrictions on sending recordings to overseas soldiers, hospital diet safeguards, pro-rated farm deliveries, anticipated turkey shipments to troops, and a call to return empty beverage bottles to support war production.
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Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
Armed Services
Harold L. Ickes
U. S
War Department
Continental United States
Wallace 18 Still Going Strong
The piece notes Vice President Wallace’s 1940 election by 27,243,468 votes placing him on par with President Roosevelt who won 27,243,466 votes. It explains constitutional provisions for succession if a disqualification occurs.
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Wallace
Roosevelt
Trail Builders Campfire Night and Community Losses
The Trail Builders met at Nora Clevelands for a campfire Indian supper with costumes and tepees and a talk on Indian traditions by Averill Pugmire. Lorenzo Booth dies after a paralytic stroke. funeral planned at the Ward chapel Thursday. Various locals and relatives referenced attendances, travels, illnesses, and furloughs across Montpelier and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora Clevelands
Averill Pugmire
Cora Wilhelmsen
Lillian Pugmire
Don Lyons
Firnest Hangen
Lorenzo Booth
Lorenzo
Ward Chapel
Bern News: Local Residents Travel and Visit Utah
Bp. Robert Schmid and son David K. returned from Salt Lake after a week’s visit. Mrs. Parley Kunz and Donna Lee Kunz traveled to Ogden for a short visit. Mrs. Glen Smith returned to Medford Oregon where her husband trains. Miss Zenna Mae Schmid returned from Georgetown after picking berries for Louis Munk. Mrs. W. C. Stock and Mrs. Toby Michaelson visited from Montpelier. Elder F. M. Winters and Bp. J. A. Berry spoke at the Sacrament meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schmid
David K
Salt Lake
Parley Kunz
Donna Lee Kunz
Orlando Kunz
Ogden
Utah Points
Glen Smith
Medford
Oregon
Bern
Georgetown
Utah
Zenna Mae Schmid
Louis Munk
F. M. Winters
Montpelier
J. A. Berry
Wardboro
Our Sacrament
Carol Kunz
Alice Schmid
Salt Lake City
Bruce Clark Lloyd Smith
Bonnie Dunford
Kunz Family News From Temple and Idaho Falls
Mrs. Parley Kunz and a group of boys and girls attended a temple excursion to the Logan temple on Monday. Detmar Kunz, Mrs. David Butler, and Mrs. Reed Kunz accompanied. Mrs. George Kunz and children returned from Tucker Falls and Idaho Falls visits last week. Mae T. Kunz returned from Centerville Utah where she tended interests. Lola Kunz and Joyce Sorensen joined Mrs. George Kunz in Idaho Falls. Ira Kunz and Vernal Kunz visited Idaho Falls Sunday.
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Arlin Pugmire
Roy A. Welker
Laramie
Wyo
Stanley Dixon
Hayes Center
Nebraska
Roy Babbel
Twin Falls
Grant Nielson
Enterprise
Utah
Earl Hafen
Dalhart
Texas
Hafen
Joyce Welker
Logan Temple
Detmar—Kuns
David_ Buhler
Reed Kunz
George Kunz
Tdsxho Falls
Mae T. Kunz
Centerville
Lola Kunz
Joyce Sorensen
Idaho Falls
Ira Kunz
Vernal Kunz
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Paris Post
Bear Lake
Paris
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Vaerner
Bear Lake County
Rich County
Executive
Bottolfsen
Wise-boys
Washington
Board of Economic Warfare
Senate
Congress
Mr. Byrnes
the Supreme Court
Byrnes
Wiley
Wisconsin
BEW
of Commerce
Jones
Victory Gardens
OPA
Department of Agriculture
Ing
Farm Supplies
WFA
Turkey
WFB
Conservation Division
Continental
Merrill
iArva
Williamson Wuthrich
Sarah Young
Smithfield
Pearl Crossley
Crossley
Grandma Young
Cpl
Howard Mechim
Maxine and
LaRue Irwin
Los Angeles
Calif
Joe Hemmert
Frank and
Harold Linford
John Teepler
Delmar Arnell
Logan
Here
Carl Anderson
Farragut
Delpha Anderson
Lehi
Kurt Anderson
Robert Hemmert
Clarkston
Oren Peterson and Son
Alvin Peterson
Ann
Jack Taylor
Stella Peterson
Bancroft and Vicinity
Hooper Springs
Mademes Mary Michaelson
Lizzie Jensen
Hans Hansen
Rexburk
Allie Bunderson
Myrtle Mattson
Thedas Mattson
Pocatello
Audrey. Mattson
Merrill Mattson
Dan Laker
Anna
Wm. Hemmert
Mary
Jennie
Clara Parker of
Mildred Hal Lyons
Bernicca Brown
H. M. Pugmire
Louis
Mrs
Ray Pugmire
Sond
Larry and
Vaughn
Ann G. Nelson
Gladys Cleveland
Carol Quayle
Eda Young
Laketown
Bern News
W. C. Stock
Toby Michaelson
Donophin Howell
Fish Haven
Yant Loan
St. Charles
Fire Department
W. Bmith Hogh
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