Freedom of speech in wartime policy clash and trade moves
Capitol column notes President's call for an AG led overhaul of censorship amid wartime info controls. Taft argues for efficiency and rights protection, urging constructive criticism to strengthen unity and morale while resisting blanket suppression. Also covers tariff doubts, CCC NYA budgets, and sugar quota concerns.
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United States
Taft
Ohioan
Archibald MacLeish
Office of Facts and Figures
The
Nations
Congress
Morale and unity in war effort cited from France to Idaho law
The article argues civilian morale is vital to wartime success, urging Americans to avoid rumor, hatred, and fear while maintaining self-control and cooperation. It cites Pearl Harbor and stresses national unity, then shifts to a 1942 probate notice in Bear Lake County detailing estate heirs and hearing date for Peter Olson and Hannah Olson.
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France
Pearl Harbor
Farm Employment Falls 1941 to 1942 Wage Rise in Idaho
Idaho reports farm employment fell 60 percent of normal with demand at 101 percent. Wages rose sharply from 42.75 dollars per month with board in 1941 to 59.50 in 1942, and from 58.90 to 80.00 without board. Idaho’s wage index reached 181, while prices received by farmers stood at 146. Other western states had lower without board rates than Idaho.
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Baise
Idaho
INE
United States
Richard C Ross
Wyoming
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Gold ore at Comeback property hits high value near Pioneerville
A recent strike on the Comeback gold claim along Grimes creek north of Pioneerville yields early ore samples valued at four to five thousand dollars per ton. Partners Chet Calderwood and John Kersnick report the findings.
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Idaho City
Idaho
INB
Comeback
Grimes Creek
Pioneerville
Chet Calderwood
John Kersnick
Notice to Creditors in Louis H Peterson Estate
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Sam Wilkes as administrator of Louis H Peterson deceased invites creditors and all claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months of first publication. Claims must be filed at the Browning Building room 1 Paris Idaho. First published April 16 1942.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Peter Olson
Hannah Olson
Hazel Olson
State of Idaho
Notich
Boise
St. Charles
Haze Olson
Parley Olson
Paris
Bon G. Hadbock
Frobate Court
Louis H. Peterson
Tig
Sam. Wilkes
Louia BH. Petersen
D. BE. Haddock
Browning
Bear Lake
Sam Wilkes
Old Timer Tells His Story Of Hunter’s Dilemma
An aged narrator recalls a hunt where wolves drove away deer and left him with one shot. He splits a bullet by aiming at a rock, killing both a buck and a timber wolf, then tumbles into a creek with a mink, otter, and trout in his pockets.
Old Timer recalls era of hunting and fishing excess
A teller recounts a tale of bailing buttons from suspenders and ducks falling from the sky as the best day of hunting. The piece reflects on nostalgia for past abundance and calls for conservation work to revive comparable conditions.
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Paris, Idaho
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Henry Dworshak
Rocky Mountain
Committee For
State Department
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CCC
NYA
Conservation Corps
Senaton McKellar
D. Tenn
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U. S. Forest Service
Army
War Department
Office of Education
WPB
US Department of Agriculture
Wings TO Victory
Kitty Hawk
Flying Fortress
Avocican
Noone
Ruth Taylor
Bern Meat
Montpelier
Robert Schmid
Bern, Idaho
W. Smith Hoge
U. S. Treasury
Tepany
Woorgnas
Sarwan
Fiat
Seago
Fearon
Trownewille
Temes
Owthee
Lincoln
America
Treasury Department
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company
General Auto Repairing
Tom
Soda Springs
Bankers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Your Holes Bank
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