Northwest opportunities dominate Pacific Northwest growth talk
Idaho and surrounding states are highlighted as key growth centers with untapped irrigation land and natural resources. A Boise visit by M S Rukeyser and commentary in Colliers Weekly stress postwar expansion, population influx, and industrial potential in the Northwest including Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S. Rukeyser
International News Service
Boise
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Colliers Weekly
Northwest States
Alaska
The
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Local residents recover and travel notes fill town pages
The community reports several health updates with recoveries and homecomings. Nelson Bunderson leaves hospital for home, Richard Pugmire improves but uses a wheelchair, Arlin Swensen recovers from blood poisoning, and Ruth Clark tours Salt Lake with eye trouble. Multiple families visit relatives in Laketown, Kemmerer, and Logan.
Must Report Foreign Holdings By December First
All Americans owning foreign bonds or ten thousand dollars or more in any foreign property must report holdings by December 1 to their nearest Federal Reserve Bank. Reports cover real estate, cash, foreign currency, securities, interests in foreign organizations, and related contracts. Information is confidential and only available to Treasury representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Congress
Herbert H. Lehman
New York
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Lehman
Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation Operations
Office of Foreign Economic Administration
Leo T. Crowley
Big Countri
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury Department
Treasury
Interdepartmental Board Takes Over Surplus War Materials
An interdepartmental board will assume responsibility for disposal of surplus war materials and equipment. The move aims to conserve federal funds and prevent indiscriminate dumping that harms business and the public interest.
Manpower Head Praises Farmers For War Effort
Paul McNutt chairman of the War Manpower Commission praises farmers and farm families for vital roles in wartime production. He notes rural districts contribute greatly to victory and that agricultural labor must stay at top capacity to feed the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McNutt
War Manpower Commission
Christmas Lighting Curtailed By War Utilities Directive
The Office of War Utilities asks Americans to keep Christmas lighting within private homes, confining decorations to Christmas trees to save electricity. Reduced consumption will lower fuel use, manpower needs, transportation, and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of War Utilities
Movies for American Troops Reach Aleutian Outposts
The War Department reports U S Army film program and 63 projectors across the Aleutian island chain. Troops see movies 125 times daily on WU and 3S stations, with a continuous stream of films over the past five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Aleutian
War Department
Alias Summons in Quiet Title Action
The District Court for Bear Lake County Idaho serves Pauline R. Cox and Paul R. Cox against unknown heirs and claimants of multiple Humphreys and Grant defendants to quiet title to parcels in Paris Idaho. The suit, filed November 8 1943, requires appearance within twenty days. failure to plead will invite a judgment. First published November 11 1943. last publication December 9 1943.
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District Court of the
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Bear Lake County
Hyrum T. Humpherys
Caroline W. Humphrys
Charles R. Humpherys
Connie P. Humpherys
Caroline H. Grant
Thomas H. Humphherys
Ray R. Humpherys
LA Grand Humpherys
Emeline H. Kennington
Asia
Paris
Besar Lake County
Bear Lake
Sam V. Tunks
Scrap Drive Continues Indefinitely War Era
The Victory Scrap Bank drive, set to end November 15, will continue indefinitely. H nf Fault, Director of the Salvage Division of WPB, said there is a constant need for iron and steel scrap to keep mills supplied as long as the war lasts.
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Victory
H. Nf. Fault
WPB
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Paris Post
Ida
Paris, Idaho
Postoffics
Heith ¥. Vaernee
Rich County
Utah
Apaes
Executive
C. A. Bottolisen
South Carolina
Lewiston
Columbia
Snake Rivers
Astoria
Oregon
Army Engineers
Fgderal
Henry Dworshak
John L. Lewis
New Deal
Roosevelt
House of the Commodity Credit Corporation
Itical
General Accounting’ Office
OUR Democracy
Liberty
France
Nelson Bunderson
Nephi
Richard Pugmire
Arlin Swensen
Ruth Clark
Salt Lake
Henry Monson
Ed Arnell
Soda Springs
Dr. Rackley
Hazel Clark
Naoma Hirschi
Preston Booth
Wyoming
Pocatello
Jle Roy Wilkes
Lamont Blade
William Floyd
Harold Linford
Don Peterson
Dean Pugmire
Baby
Laketown
Sidney Pugmire
Scott
Kemmerer, Wyo
Preston Pugmire
Bettle Pugmire
Annie Mecham
Couer d’Alene
Washington
Emily Wilhelmsen
Oscer Frdnzton
Idaho Falla
Salt Lake City
Mrs. Halson
Mrs. Wilhelmsen
Idaho Falls
Eda Young
Town
Hattie Mattson
Elden
Eather Barker
Glenn Curtle
Carol
Ogden
Wekend
Dingle
Louise Keetch
Orita Rich
Logan
Mrs
Wm. Lindsay
Grandma Nelson
DuWayne Arnell
Harald Michaelson
Italy
Ezrie Peterson
Hawaiian Islands
Ezrie
Attu
Kiska
Roscoe M. Nelson
South Pacific
the Post
Hilding Anderson, Wm. Hill and
Orlando Monson
Grace
Emmitt Monson
Russell Wallentine
Peterson
Peterson Wallentine
Oslo
Bislet Stadium
Norwegian Athletic Union
Birger Ruad
W. Smith Hoge
Pauline R. Cox
Paul R. Cox
State
Chas
E. Harris
Atty
Montpelier
Bern Meat
Robert Schmid
Bern, Idaho
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