Capital Gleanings on price controls and defense measures
The house banking committee plans a November 12 consideration of a proposed price control bill facing divided support. Officials warn of inflation risks, while discussions swirl around flexible versus fixed ceilings and a new super tax. The president seeks 30 million for Bonneville transmission, plus a prior 60 million allotment, to meet defense needs. Civil defense week urges broad civilian participation and material conservation as air crash losses rise and a congressional crash investigation continues. Maxim Litvinoff arrived in Washington in 1933 to discuss recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Banking Committee
Congress
Washington
Leon Hendersons
Barney Baruch
Bonneville
Rayburn
Defense Savings Poster and program overview
The Defense Savings drive is described as a long term, continuing effort to encourage mass saving and bond purchases. Defense Savings Stamps sold at retail outlets are exchangeable for Defense Bonds. To buy, visit a post office bank or savings and loan, or write to the Treasurer for a mail order form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Savings
Defense
Savings and Loan Association
United States
Washington, D C
Local residents travel and social notes from Laketown area
Mr and Mrs Ralph Spiers and Mrs Zettie Kearl visited Ogden on business. Logan resident Mrs David Sutton visits daughter Barbara Norris. Barbara Weston returned from Salt Lake City. Willis family from Alpine spent weekend here. Teacher Virginia Thompson visits De Witt Johnson home. Laketown teachers attended a curriculum study in Providence. Principal Kenneth Muir attended a Provo seminary. Heber C Robinson celebrated 42nd anniversary with Joseph Robinson and George U Robinson present. Mutual Creamery opened in new building. Eljan Co. Wits began building a residence near the ranch. Shower for Mrs Louis Wahlstrom of Montpelier hosted by Oliver Whalstrom family. Guests wore prizes. several local women attended. Gordon Gibbs funeral attended by Kathleen Price and others from local families. Mrs Barbara Earley and Zina Lamborn visit Logan. Willis E and Gordon Kearl attended football game in Laim. Mrs Luella Eller and daughter Margene and Cecil Windlay traveled to nearby event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Spiers
Zettie M. Kearl
Ogden
David Sutton
Logan
Utah
Barbara Norris
Barbara Weston
Salt Lake City
Austin Willis
Alpine
Virginia Thompson
Paris
Idaho
DeWitt Johnson
Laketown
Providence
Kenneth Muir
Provo
Heber C. Robinson
Joseph Robinson
Pres
George U Robinson
Mutual Creamery
Eltjan Co
Wits
Oliver Whalstrom
Louis Wahlstrom
Montpelier
Charles Schmid
Zina Lamborn
Willis E
Gordon Kearl
Lain
Luella Eller
Margene
Cecil Windlay
Soviet Union to Name Russian Ambassador to This Country
November 6 report says the Soviet Union will appoint a Russian ambassador to the country, signaling a shift toward cooperation with democracies and warmer ties with the United States. The State Department announced a one billion dollar lease loan to Soviet Russia, repayable five years after the war. Stalin praised the aid and blamed wartime reverses on lack of a second front and absence of Allied forces on the continent. In the White House the president told 250 delegates that Americans will join in building a free world and in common defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soviet Union
United States
State Department
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Europe
Germany
International Labor Office
White House
Vernal Utah Visitors and Local Notices Summary
Mrs. Sarah Smith of Tremonton and Murphy Smith visited the old home. Pres and Mrs Geo H Robinson hosted visitors. A Temple excursion took six youngsters. church custodian Mr Davies inspected the church house. Frank Price and Harry Dorsey from B Q Ranch visited. A burial service for Jeremiah R Orvin, Laketown former resident, was held. funeral procession from Cache Valley included Sara Wahlstrom Ryder Ada Wahlstrom and others. Randall Kearl Swan Creek hosted by Mary Kearl. Spencer of A Schilling Co. noted rural discouragement. Morrell Moffat and Adrian Kearl hunted elk. Kathleen Kearl and Marlene Eller traveled with them. Mrs Chas Eller and family drove to Vernal. Udell Keart and Randall Keart returned from Golden Kearl visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Robinson
John H.weston
Temple
Davies
Church House
Frank Price
Harry Dorsey
B.Q. Ranch
Jeremiah R. Orvin
Laketown
Trenton
Utah
Cache Valley
Sara Wahlstrom Ryder
Ada Wahlstrom
Arlene
Wilson Newcombe
Colleen
Herbert Weston
Randall— _Kearl
Swan Creek
Mary Kearl
Spencer
A. Schilling & Co
Morrell Moffat
Salt Lake City
Adrian Kearl
Ogden
Kathleen Kearl
Marlene Eller
Sunday guests and local visitors note Hodges area
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Carl Stuart and sons of Randolph and Mr and Mrs Cleneth Arnell and baby of Logan. N J Hodges visits his daughter Uel Garn in Fielding while Mrs Gene Eastman and baby head to Long Beach Calif. Evanston business visitors were Mr and Mrs Raymond Estherholdt. Funeral services attended by Satterthwaite and family. weekend visitors list includes Pope Whit tington Lutz and others. Elma Calder home from Ogden for indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Hodges
Carl Stuart
Randolph
Cleneth Arnell
Logan
Uel Garn
Fielding
Grant Bateson
Sidney Lutz
Gene Eastman
Baby
Long Beach
Calif
Raymond Estherholdt
Evanston
Victor Satterthwaite
Russell Satterthwaite
Jerry Orvin
Trenton
Lowell Pope
Montell Whittington
Fay Lutz
LaRue Satterthwaite
McKay Loveland
Nathaniel Hodges
Smithfield
Frank Findley
Fish—Heven
Local residents attend stock show and visit in Montpelier
Sharon residents visited Ogden for the stock show and many traveled to Paris and Montpelier on various visits. Norman Gambling and Carlyle Gambling showcase a 1939 Ford V-8 while others like Mr. Taft Budge Mrs. Langford and Miss Maida Hymas made moves to Wyoming Idaho and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Lyon
Paris
Vic Rosen
Norman
Carlyle
Taft Budge
Langford
M.I.A
Brigham Young
Montpelier
Wm .Lyon
Ray Wood
Idaho Falls
David King
Montpelier Hospital
Lanark News Highlights Local Social Gatherings
Mrs. B H Findlay attended a Montpelier party for Mrs. Jesse Hymas returning from Paris. Relief Society met eight members. A Marty honored retiring Bishopric E D Hymas Joseph W Parker and Smith Passey with games, dancing, gifts. Various visits, nursing trainee Hope Beck home, bundle shower for Ruby Hymas, and weekend gatherings at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Findlay
Montpelier
Roy Patterson
Jesse Hymas
Ketchum
Paris
Relief Society
Darrell Eborn
Mary Parker
Marty
Lanark
D. Hymas
Smith Passey
LeNéa-Jéhnsen
Dewin—Anderson
Central
Jensen
Alma Poulsen
Elza Poulsen
Family of
Liberty
Agnes Toomer
Notice to stockholders of Pioneer Irrigation Company
The Original Charter has expired and stockholders must secure a new Certificate under the new Charter. Bring in the old take home the new and do it now. Call at the Paris Garage. FE. S. Beck, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Irrigation & Manufacturing Company
Paris
FE. S. Beck
Shirley Temple Signs Radio Contract at Thirteen
Shirley Temple, age 13, signs a four year CBS radio contract worth $50,000 starting Dec 5 at 10:00 p m. The piece recounts other entertainment gossip including Ben Lyon’s trip to England, Archdale J. Jones selling vitamins to Lyon, Bill Johnstone’s hat loss, and Louella Parsons advising stars to take up sewing and crocheting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Temple
Shirley
CBS
Ben Lyon
England
Archdale J. Jones
Jones
Ben
Lyon
Bebe Daniels
Louella Parsons
Hollywood
Joan
the Scricketer
Tom Benner
Timber for Sale in Cache Idaho National Forest
Sealed bids for about 684000 feet of Engelmann spruce and alpine fir sawtimber on 90 acres in Boise Meridian, Logan Utah area, due December 1 1941. Minimum bid $2.00 per foot. $0.60 per foot added to fund slash disposal and stand work. $200 deposit required with bids. bid acceptance at Forest Service discretion. details from Forest Supervisor Logan Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Utah
Boise Meridian
Paris Canyon Comparment
Idaho
Forest Service
Ogden
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THE
Paris Post
Bear Lake
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Keith F. Warner
Bear Lake County
Rich County
Henry Dworshak
Morgenthau
Federal
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Idiscuss
House
Doughton
Senate
Hitler
Thatlevere
Maxim Litvinoff
By Mai
Iiui Iiiian Joy
National
DEF
United
America
Treasury Department
Yamiel Chester French
Vernal
Sarah Smith
Tremonton Murphy
Chas. Eller
Marlene
Cecil Windley
Emda
Randall -Keart-and-Udell_ Keert
Golden Kearl
John Farner
Mr Farner
Sharon News
C. N. Carlsen
Bert Orn
Maida Hymas
Aston
Wyo
Walker
Delwin Orr
Chester Skinner
Carlyle Gambling
Pocatello
Elna Gambling
Bishop Miller
Thos. Lougee
Lee Prescott
Stanford Caldwell
Soda Springs
Sim Hymas
Son
Ealers
Irwin Parker
Julius Larsen
Mink Creek
Charley Derricott
Fern Derriott
Frank Brown
Lanark News
Lyman Hymas
Cyril Dayton
Dingle
William Toomer
Foster Lemons
Rizby
A P Eborn
Weldon
Helen Rae
Worth Eborn
Willard Eborn
LeMar Eborn
Hugh Shepherd
Clifford Skinner
Kent
Alton Michaelson
St Charles
Virgil Eborn
Gerald
Harlan Eborn
Melvin Passey
Julia B. Passey
Otto Gauer
Rupert
Geo. Neilson
Truel Passey
Elva Curliss
Clarence Passey
L. C Vallentine
Randall Stewart
Tooele
Bishop
Archie Parker
Mona
North Carolina
Parker
Darrell Ebonn
Fish Haven
Schmid-Bros
Montpelier, Idaho
Bankers
Posit Insurance Corporation
Home Bank
Y Tom Findal
Bill Johnstone
New York
Manhattan
Johmstone
Shadow
Mutual
Groeher
Pat Arnold
Kid
Don Bernard
Bernard
Mr. Meek
Arnold
Anngster
Meek
Arne
Eee
Hervineloa
National Forest Timber For Sale
Miles Nervine
Dr. Miles Nervine
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