Capital Gleanings on War, Policy Shifts, and Food Bills
The article details a Senate House alignment overturning parts of the neutrality act amid war debate led by Roosevelt. It notes US defense funding rises, ship production forecasts, sugar act amendments, labor tensions in coal and defense industries, and agricultural diet disparities between farm and city families. It cites reactions from Britain and internal political maneuvers including State Department and Allied expectations, plus Idaho delegates at national labor and transit hearings.
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House
White House
Hull
McCormack
London
Ambassador Winant
United States
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
The
Daily Mall
Senate
Cuba
Department of Agriculture
Congressional
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Defense
Claude R Wickard
Europe
Rural High School District No 1 Paris Idaho Financial Statement
Financial report for Rural High School District No 1 of Paris Idaho covers the year ending June 30 1941. It shows cash on hand July 1 1940 6580 82 receipts including special taxes state apportionments and sales of books totaling 39 831 57 expenditures with teacher salaries and operating costs and cash on hand June 30 1941 7680 16 signed by clerk W W Brown.
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Rural High School
Paris
Idaho
W. W Brown
Defense Bonds and Stamps Drive American Support Poster
Treasury Defense Savings poster mirrors Minute Jaw statue by Daniel Chester French. Citizens urged to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps at post offices, banks, or savings associations to fund national defense. Guidance offered on arranging payroll allotments via employers or firm banks. Note directs mail orders through the Treasurer of the United States in Washington, DC.
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Treasury Department
Defense Savings
Daniel Chester French
America
Nathan Hale
United States
Washington, DC
Notice to Stockholders Pioneer Irrigation & Mfg Company
The Original Charter has expired. Stockholders must secure a new Certificate under the new Charter. Bring in the old and take home the new now. Call at the Paris Garage F S Beck, Secretary.
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Pioneer Irrigation & Manufacturing Company
Paris
Bear Lake County Commissioners Minutes 1941 Proceedings
Proceedings from October 27 postponed to October 29 1941 and November 10 1941 include sale of Lot 9 Block 4 Buyer Addition Montpelier to H T Fredricks for 36 dollars and authorization for damages suit on Lot 3A Block 1 Montpelier City, WPA projects approved and road hearing scheduled.
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Boards of County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
City of
Montpelier
H. T. Fredricks
Montpelier City
Board-of-County
L. C. Vallentine
Coroney
F. M. Williams
Nelson-Whitaker
Idaho Board Adjourns On Land Sale Objections
Notice declares Stockpiles of Food for Peace grant terms under Idaho Code and invites objections to minimum parcel prices within 30 days. The board will consider filings before Dec 8, 1941 at 10:00 a.m. Attest Clerk Sam V Tunes, signed Henry Teuscher.
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Bear Lake County
Idaho
Sam V Tunes
Henry Teuscher
Pin Ball Ordinance Regulating Coin Devices in Paris Idaho
City of Paris Idaho adopts ordinance regulating coin operated devices with licenses at ten dollars per device annually. Licenses expire January 1 each year and must be issued by the city clerk after council approval. Violations carry up to hundred dollar fines or sixty days in jail. Passed November 17, 1941, by Mayor G Sleight.
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City of
Paris
Idaho
W. Smith Hoge
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Donald M. Nelson
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Carl DeLong
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E.B
Sam V. Tunks
Alton P. Bunderson
A. W. Morrison
Art Burnside & Co
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Henry
Husky Refining Co
Hubert D. Hymis
Kenneth Thornock
Blue Light Ser. Sta
J. N. Transtrum
Ruby Bolton
Help.Treas
H L. Spencer
Env
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Pembroke Co
Henry Humpherys
News-Examiner
Aurrel L. Coughlan
Idaho Typewriter Exch
J. C. Rich
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Bancroft Whitney Co
S. E. Hyman
Bailiff Court
Red Rooster Cafe
Blink's Cafe
Bert Orr
E. D. Hymas
Utah Power Co
S. E. Burgoyne
Lorenzo Kunz
Richard Collipriest
Warner Wuthrich
Louis C. Tueller
William Bergren
John Gertsch
L. T. Lauridsen
Lewis Bagley
Henry Monson
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Jos. P. Patterson
Sim Hymas
Hubert Jacobsen
Alma Eschler
Clarence Rich
J. W. Lyon
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Hart Mills
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Roy Twist
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Western Machinery Co
Tri-State Motor Ways
Jensen Motor Co
Clifford O
Price Stuett
HSS’ Hall Machine Co
Montpelier Motor Co
Intermountain Equipment Co
Continental Oil Co
Delwin Oty .Oeeseees i
D. Hymas
C. O. Moore
R. Hardestry Co
Alton P Bunderson
Conpnissioners
Isaac McDougall
Louis C. Bleckert
Nora Hillier
Rosa Trussell
Miles Nervine
Miles Nervines
Grant Staleg
Dheld
Louisa Smedley
Paris City
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Shey
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Soda Springs
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