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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1943

Page

2

Franklin Victor In Hoop Meet Ends With Four Straight Wins

Franklin High School basketball capped the sub district round robin by beating Weston 41 to 32 and finishing with four straight victories. Weston and Downey Aville advance to the Southeastern Class II tournament in American Falls starting March 5.

Franklin High Weston High Franklin Weston and Downey Aville American Falls Bill Porter Weston Ronald Bergeson Merri Platt Jengen Arimo Downey Lava

Bond sales in Franklin county boom through 1943

The Franklin county drive reports strong bond performance with February and March quotas met or exceeded. Monthly figures show steady gains since September 1942, including December 1942 at 196 percent and February 1943 at 234 percent of quota.

Treasury Department Franklin County

Point Ration Shopping Hints for Consumers

Government and media urge shoppers to follow point rationing rules at Safeway. Key notes explain point values, stamping, and using stamps only at purchase, plus timing tips and bring War Ration Book No. 2.

Safeway

War Fund Quota Drive In County Red Cross Begins

War Fund quotas are set for the Red Cross with a one year scope. More than 6.65 percent of the national target is allocated to armed forces services. The chapter goal totals 45 million dollars for service families, while 80 million goes to national operations requiring 100 million for overall programs. A $20 million balance from the first War Fund will apply to the 1943 budget.

Red Cross Man Funk W4hich First War Fund

Leonora Dictates War Bond Letter to Treasury

A young girl, role playing as a busy woman, composes a formal letter to Secretary Morgenthau. She outlines her small income from housework and snow shoveling, mentions a War Savings Bond, and expresses desire to join the 10 percent Club.

Leonora Miss Simpkins Secretary of the Treasury Mr. Morgenthau

Lions Forty-Niner Carnival Auction Sells Ham for Bonds

Harold Swift auctions a ham roll donated by Knudsen Packings, selling for 100 in bonds to Arthur Neuenswander of Weston. Elmo Keller introduces Nigl school Queens, with Hina Dalley Weston crowned Carnival queen and others from Franklin Mink Creek Weston Preston and Dariene Oliverson among attendees.

Franklin County Val Smith Preston Walter Birle Dean Pearson Cornish Utah Harold Swift Franklin and Knudsen Packings Arthur Neuenswander Weston Elmo Keller Nigl School Hdna Dalley Shirley Lowe Franklin Helen Keller Mink Creek Dorothy Greaves Dariene Oliverson Whitney

Governor fills seven member Idaho public aid study panel

Gov Bottolfsen appointed a seven member commission to study public assistance programs. Members include Orland Scott Coeur d Alene Idaho Townsend manager Lars Murphy Boise H H Hayman Caldwell and secretary of the Idaho state chamber of commerce. Also named were Senators Ambrose and Graham and Representatives Sneddon and Jones. They serve without compensation and report at the next session.

Boise ULP Idaho Orland Scott Coeur d'Alene Townsend Lars Murphy Idaho State Chamber of Commerce H. H Hayman College of Idaho Caldwell Bottolfsen George L. Ambrose Custer Mackay James E. Graham Madison Rexburg Edwin M. Nelson Senate T. N. Sneddon Bear Lake Montpelier George R. Jones Onyhee Bruneau M. L. Horsely

Group Approves Idaho Nominee for Federal Judge Post

The senate judiciary subcommittee approved former Idaho Governor Chase A. Clark for the federal district judgeship in Idaho. If confirmed by the full committee and Senate, Clark would replace retired Judge C. C. Cavanah. Roosevelt nominated him two weeks ago after his loss in re election.

Chase A. Clark Idaho Senate Clark Roosevelt Novermeer C. C. Cavanah

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