Idaho Sugar Surplus Seen as Possible in 1938
Idaho officials report 1938 sugar quotas may exceed domestic consumption by about 1,000,000 tons after a Washington conference on the 1937 sugar act. Growers in the Snake River valley plan to petition Secretary Wallace to cut quotas now in effect. Pocatello notes a city club proposal to meet on the day before each Friday the 13th for guidance. In Moscow, Joe Matich is sentenced to prison for copper wire theft, with two Indian accomplices paroled, and a judge criticizes white involvement in such crimes.
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Barlow
Burley
Idaho
Cassia
Washington
Snake River Valley
Wallace
Pocatello
Harold C. Hinckley
Hinckley
Pocatello Elks Lodge
Moscow
Joe Matich
Forest Service
Idaho Funeral Directors Elect New President at Boise Meeting
A. W. Davis of American Falls became president of the Idaho Funeral Directors Association at a two day Boise convention. He succeeds H. R. Short of Moscow. Davis is Hazel Davis’s father and D. W. Davis’s brother, linking him to Idaho governor era and Washington business. Glen Ailer of Grangeville was named vice president and State Senator A. B. Eckersell of Rigby was re-elected secretary.
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A. W. Davis
American Falls
The
Idaho Funeral Ice Association
H. R. Short
Moscow
Davis
Hazel Davis
Power County
Idaho
D. W. Davis
Washington, DC
Glen Ailer
Grangeville
Itherassociation
A. B. Eckersell
Rigby
Northwest Passage film to be shot in Payette lakes region
The Payette lakes area in central Idaho will host the summer film adaptation of the best selling novel Northwest Passage. MGM will produce the picture starring Spencer Tracy and Robert Taylor with W. S. Van Dyke directing the project.
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McCall, Idaho
Idaho Payette Lakes Region
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Spencer Tracy
Robert Taylor
Van
Idaho Fur Auction Set For June 16 In Boise
Trappers will sell winter pelts to the States department in Boise on June 16. Beaver skins will dominate the sale with a smaller number of fox furs among the items offered, according to Game Warden W. R. McIntyre.
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Idaho
States Department
W. R. McIntyre
W W.R. McIntyre
Boise Man Named Assistant Secretary of State
Ben R. Thomas of Boise was appointed assistant Secretary of State, succeeding John P. Mix of Moscow who resigned to become Idaho field supervisor for the federal crop insurance program. Thomas, named by Secretary Ira H. Masters, is a former state insurance fund auditor and recently directed Idaho’s federal business census.
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Boise
Ben R. Thomas
John P. Mix
Moscow
Idaho
Thomas
Ira H. Masters
State Insurance Fund
Senate
Counties Report No Accidents For Month
Boise AP Idaho counties report 1938 records with 10 accident free counties Blaine Camas Caribou Custer Madison Minidoka Oneida Owyhee Power Teton. Other 34 counties led by Bingham with seven deaths totaling 281 accidents and 38 fatalities in four months to May 1. In deaths Bannock six Bonneville, Ada Car son Idaho three each Cassia Jefferson two Renewa h Jerome Sarah Lewis Nez Perce Payette Shoshone Twin Falls one each.
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Blaine
Camas
Caribou
Custer
Madison
Minidoka
Oneida
Owyhee
Power
Teton
Bannock
Bonneville
Ada
Carson
Idaho
Cassia
Jefferson
Renewah
Jerome
Sarah
Lewis
Nez Perce
Payette
Shoshone
Twin Falls
Tests Prove the Power of Food
The article explains how vitamin-rich diets influence growth using two rats of identical age. One received insufficient vitamins, the other a balanced diet with vitamins, showing diet quality drastically affects health. Editor notes urge readers to follow G Houstson Goudiss's nutrition column to apply science to daily meals.
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Yianano
G.houston Goudiss
Food Authority
Ster
In Praise of the Dandilion
A columnist muses on the dandilion's invincibility and suggests accepting it. He notes children make garlands and blows, while greens and wine are possible uses. He argues the flower is hardy, beautiful, and unstoppable, so avoid endless digging or poisoning.
Idaho Track Champions Named In Regional Meets
Lewiston and Boise led Idaho sectional track wins as three teams claimed titles in the new regional format. George Makela set a pole vault record of 12 feet 1% inches, Bob White clocked 4 29 in the mile, and Sorweide tied the 440 record at 51.8 seconds. State records were revised for a revised medley relay and hurdling events with Vern McGowan listed as the first record holder in the revised hurdles.
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Boise
Lewiston
Idaho
George Makela
Orofino
Remington
Nampa
Bob White
Payette
Ted Vollmer
American Falls
Sorweide
Potlatch
Paul Tucker
Caldwell
Neus, Bethke
Lounds
Rexburg
Malad
Lava
Shelley
Blackfoot
Montpelier
St. Anthony Industrial School
Downey
Rushton
Preston
Anthony
Aberdeen
Boisse
Gooding
Jerome
Twin Falls
Weiser
Emmett
Rupert
Filer
Buhl
Burley
Hailey
Mountain Home
Notus
Paul
Moscow
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Drunken Driving Critique in Idaho Auto Fatal
Boise editorial notes two young men die in a crash after drinking and racing. It cites Idaho statistics on license revocations for drunken driving and urges better reporting beyond law changes.
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Safety Education Bureau
Law Enforcement Department
Boise
Boise Statesman
Idaho
Ameunt Prohibitionists
Maytag Washer Sale At Keford Furniture Montpelier
Maytag washing machine offered at Keford Furniture Co in Montpelier priced from $10 to $35 per unit. Slightly used units available with dependable function and value for budget buyers.
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Keford Furniture Co
Montpelier
Mitt
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