Northwest veterans sparse in 52-20 club ties and VA actions
The Veterans Administration notes few Northwest veterans belong to the 52-20 club amid a nationwide survey showing less than 10 percent of readjustment allowance claimants in Washington Oregon and Idaho have drawn beyond 20 weeks. In Montana 20 to 30 percent of unemployed veterans have drawn more than 20 weeks. The North Star voyage carried VA staff to remote Alaska villages providing GI Bill education loans insurance pensions and hospitalization details. Phillip R. Ternan of Bellevue named VA prosthetic contact representative for Washington to aid amputee veterans and dependents with plans to appoint more. The column also outlines pension eligibility for a veteran in federal prison and clarifies overtime inclusion in subsistence pay and lender guaranty payments.
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Northwest
Veterans Administration
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Kipalina
Tigara
Kokolik
North Star
Department of Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Nome
Point Barrow
R. B Bolton
Northland
Ternan
Corn Meal Vitamin A Content Highlight
Fresh yellow corn meal ground either stone or machine ground is noted as a good source of vitamin A, a value missing in white corn.
World's Biggest Grass Reaches Incredible Growth Rate
Bamboo, a true grass, can grow around 1 inch daily with some species reaching heights up to 120 feet. This rapid growth challenges maintenance as it can exceed 15 stories in height in favorable conditions.
Card of Thanks for Emily Hogensen Wilhelmsen
The family expresses gratitude to all who helped after the death of their mother Emily Hogensen Wilhelmsen. Special thanks to the Relief Society for their kind deeds during this time. Dehydration Increases The number of commercial vegetable dehydration plants in the US rose from 15 in 1941 to 140 in 1944.
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Relief Society
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Clarence Passey
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho Naomi Passey administratrix of the estate of Clarence Passey deceased announces creditors and all persons with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Naomi Passey at Dr Haddocks office Grimmett Building Paris Idaho October 31 1946 first published November 7 1946 last published December 5 1946
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Passey
Naomi Passey
Haddock
John M. Ward
J M. Ward
Ida May Ward
D. BE. Haddock
Executrix
Wanted Immediately by the United States Army
Clerks typists and stenographers, former GIs with MOS 055 405 or 213 may be interested in reenlistment opportunities. Good pay and pleasant work await qualified personnel. Discuss your options with your nearest army recruiting officer.
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United States Army
Army
Commissioners Proceedings October 14 1946
Minutes of the county board meeting record road and bridge claims paid with labor and material items. Several suppliers and utilities are listed with amounts. current expense claims and direct relief payments approved. Delegations protested road hazards and winter maintenance needs. bids for road machinery rejected. Adjourned.
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Board of County Commissioners
Alias Summons on Amended Complaint in Bear Lake County
The District Court in Bear Lake County Idaho issues an alias summons on an amended complaint filed by GEO. ALBERT SPENCER to quiet title to a 10.96 acre parcel with water rights for a flouring mill on Paris Creek, excluding a 6300 square foot dwelling tract. Defendants include unknown heirs and the Paris Roller Milling Co. The summons requires appearance within twenty days. Date October 25, 1946.
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S.R
E.B.M
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Millrace
Paris Creek
N.E. Cor
E.B.E
State of Idaho
District Court of
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Bear Lake
Executrix Announces Creditors in Ward Estate Case
In Belt Lake Probate Court Ida May Ward executrix of John M. Ward also known as J M Ward announces notice to creditors and all persons with claims to present them at D B Haddock attorney in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. The notice dated October 21 1946 runs through November 21 1946. Five years needed to restore flooded Netherlands areas says Leonard Peters agricultural attaché Netherlands embassy.
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Ida May Ward
John M. Ward
J. M. Ward
Netherlands
Leonard Peters
Local Parable of Household Roles and Envy
A brief vignette contrasts gender roles as men envy women’s homemaking ease while women envy men’s outings. Thad Phibbs longs for his wife to stay home, Sue envies his lunchtime with friends and evening beer, while she handles chores.
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Thad Phibbs
Sue
Thad
Time and Place Set for Hearing on Charles Christensen Estate
Notice to creditors and heirs that Mary Ann Christensen filed in Bear Lake County Idaho for determination of time of death of Charles O Christensen and the heirs and kinship, and the right of descent of real property. The estate includes Lot 4, Block 2 Bloomington Town Site, Bear Lake County Idaho, Section 23 Township 14S Range 43E, containing about one acre.
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Charles C. Christensen
Charles O Christensen
Mary Ann Christensen
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Bear Lake
Bloomington
Boise Meridian
Mary Annn Christensen
Petitiner
Probate
Notice of hearing on estate decree in Bear Lake County Idaho
In Bear Lake County Idaho at the Court room of the Bear Lake County Court House in Paris Idaho on Saturday November 16 1946 at ten o clock a m. all persons interested in the estate including creditors and heirs are notified to appear and object to the decree prayed for in the petition. Dated October 7 1946. (Seal) William B Hoge Probate Judge and Ex Officio Clerk of the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho. First pub Oct 10 1946 Last pub Oct 31 1946.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Paris
Willliam B. Hoge
Trade Prospects Bright for United States Exports
The United States commerce department reports other American republics are building dollar credits at about 50 million dollars monthly due to exports exceeding imports in trade with the United States.
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United States Commerce Department
United States
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