Endensen Nation Sage 2 Speaker Addresses Tax Powers
Max Yost executive manager of the Associated Taxpayers of Idaho told Boise Rotary last week that economic security is not guaranteed by any government level. He warned that distant governments are less controllable and efficient, urging local action to curb rising direct taxes. He cited a 1929–1946 tax rise from 102.8 million to 126.1 million and 14.0 million in 1947, urging citizens to engage at the local level for better governance.
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Max
Xost
Boise
Associated Taxpayers of Idaho
Rotary Club
America
Yost
Idaho
Conservation Officers Ready for Opening Trout Season
Fifty seven conservation officers will patrol to aid anglers at the opening of trout season on June 4. State fish and game reports note the line, the largest field force in department history. In 1949 many fishermen are expected. last year 213000 licenses were sold. Officers will offer stream guidance from their local knowledge.
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State Fish and Game ‘ Department
Game Department
T. B. Murray
Gem
U S Bond Drive Opens With Prairie Schooner Event
The U S savings bond drive started last week in Franklin county with a bond selling unit and a prairie schooner used as an exhibit paraded through Preston and parked on State Street. Mayor Ernest Eberhard and county chairman Jared Lewis urged participation, noting a $29 000 county quota and arguing bonds back the government during the cold war.
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U. S
Preston
State
Jared Lewis
Franklin County
Lewis
Ernest Eberhard
Congress
United States
Russia
Franklin Cone
Franklin county students to receive degrees at Utah State Agricultural College
Twenty six Franklin county residents will earn bachelor of science degrees at Utah State Agricultural College commencement on June 3. The list includes Burton Martin in business administration and Morris Parry in accounting among 26 graduates with majors spanning welding education and merchandising.
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Franklin County
Utah State—Agricultural—college
Franklin S. Harris
Burton C. Martin
Bert Martin
Preston
Wells P. McGregor
Kenneth Panter
Dayton
Morris Roberts
Parry
Valera Parry
Max Prescott Ransom
Heber S.* Ransom
Norman B. 'Smith
Theron’ Smith
Zenna Beth Crockett
R. A. Crockett
Dean A. Bambrough
A. L. Bambrough
Robert Baird
Robert A. Baird
Wendell T. Checketts
A. U. Check
West Side Teacher Drives Toward Driver Training
Durrell J Erickson of West Side high school joined 21 other Idaho teachers in completing a five day driver training course at Boise Junior College. The program sponsored by Boise College and the Idaho State Automobile Association was directed by Amos E Neyhart of Penn State. Graduation for 22 participants was held May 27 with Conan E Mathews presenting certificates.
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Amos E.neyhart
Institute of Public Safety
Pennsylvania State College
American Automobile Association
Conan E. Mathews
Boise Junior College
Idaho Fish Planning Is Speeded Up for Opening
Idaho fish planning speeds up as opening nears. The Idaho game and fish department expands stocking across mountain districts with rainbow and cutthroat dominating the release plan. Brook trout receive targeted plantings while hatcheries reach capacity for fall releases and next spring holds. James C. Simpson notes accelerated program.
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Idaho
Fish and Game Department
Gem State
James C. Simpson
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Eine Endensen
Nation
Sage
Emma Davis
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman Film
Kodak Cameras
Kodak
J. Homer Johnson
Hichard Manion
U.S
West Side
Stewart MacDonald
Evans Auto Court
South First East
Macdonald's Auto Court
Penney
Mim
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