Idaho House debates aged aid and school bills in tight votes
Idaho legislators pressed bills to fund a minimum 40 dollar monthly old age aid while House members faced delays on school consolidation and four education appropriation measures. Senate ties on reorganization bills delayed action as lawmakers clashed with allied civic groups over liquor and highway funding.
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Boise
Senate
Idaho
Jesse Vetter
Kootenai
T. C. Waddoups
Rh) Buttel
Appropriations Committee
Vetter
Charles C. Gossett
Labor
Immigration and Statistics
Scout
Thomas B. Wood
William Smith
Shoshone
Minden
Wood
P. D. McArthur
Fremont
Fred Gerner
Gerh
Sion
Gillette
Idaho Allied Civic Forces
House of Representatives
House-Senate
E. T. Taylor
Coeur -Alene
Grange
Ray McKaig
Harry S. Kessler
Moore
Don Vu. D.moore
D-Banner
My County
Sixth Annual Spring Bull Sale at Twin Falls Idaho
The Idaho Cattlemen's Association offers its sixth annual Spring Bull Sale at Twin Falls Commission Co. Yards on Saturday March 17 at 11 a m. Bulls and heifers are registered Herefords with five Polled Hereford entries from Idaho herds. The sale lists 90 bulls and 3 heifers in the catalog. Judges C W Hickman and Lyman Ipsen. auctioneer E O Walter. The sale aims to present top range bulls and herd sire prospects.
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Idaho Cattlemen’s Association
Twin Falls Commission Co
Twin Falls
Idaho
Ray V. Swanson
Pocatello
C. W. Hickman
Department of
Animal Husbandry
University of Idaho
Lyman Ipsen
Col E. O. Walter
Filer
Mr Swanson
Seth Burstedt
Challis
Walter Schodde
Burley
Ernest Fields
Gooding
W. J. Lickley
Tom Callen
Jerome
Senator Thomas Pushes Higher Lamb Ceiling
Senator John Thomas of Idaho urged War Food Administration head Marvin Jones to raise the live lamb ceiling from 15 to 17 cents per pound to prevent further industry collapse. He cited rising costs for labor equipment and feed and noted sheepmen face harsher conditions than cattle amid a meat shortage and civilian demand.
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Washington
John ‘Thomas
Republican-Idaho
War Food Administration
Thomas
Marvin Jones
War Food Administrator
Life in a Newspaper Office Under Wartime Strains
A humorous glimpse shows the daily grind in a wartime paper office. Ink sticks, folding glitches, misfeeds, missing issues, ad errors, and mail delays derail presses. Workers endure calls about subscriptions and draft notices as the cycle repeats.
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John
Pacific
Army Mail Service
Draft Board
Quota Assigned For Lead Mines of State
Idaho lead mine manpower shortage prompts War Agencies to list lead as a critical material. Thomas L. Boyle of the Preston WMC compares quotas to military orders and urges local residents to apply at 28 West Oneida Street for jobs with transport and a single shift.
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Idaho
Thomas L. Boyle
Wmcuses
Preston Citizen
Preston
WMC
Boyle
Oneida Street
Inventory Pads For Annual Stock Survey Forms
Public notice invites inquiries at Citizen for ready to use inventory pads. Forms are pre made in neat tabular format for immediate use in stock and merchandise surveys.
Former Idaho Editor Named Journalism Prof at Washington
Vernon R. Frost, noted editor and publisher in Idaho and Washington, became assistant professor of journalism at the University of Washington this spring. He will teach advertising and editorial techniques as Harold Everrest leads the School of Journalism. Frost formerly led Cheney Free Press from 1926 to 1936 and owned the Bahl Idaho Herald until 1944.
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Seattle
Vernon R. Frost
Washington
Idaho
University of Washington
Frost
School of Journalism
Harold P. Everest
Cheney Free Press
Cheney
Wash
Bahl
Herald
Jerome
Gooding
Buhl Herald
Idaho State
Washington State Press Association
Idaho State Editorial Association
Honor Graduate At Southern Branch
Mrs. Faelin Gill graduated from the University of Idaho Southern Branch as an honor student on February 28, 1945. She earned a Junior College certificate in education. Mr. Gill was very active on the University campus and was.
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Faelin Gill
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Gill
Sorority Leader Travels to Join Husband in San Diego
A sorority figure affiliated with Gamma Delta Gamma and Delta Epsilon Kappa spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Dursteler before heading to San Diego to join her husband DeVoe Gill who is stationed there.
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Gamma Delta Gamma
Delta Epsilon Kappa
Cadettes
Phi Beta Sigma Sorority
Arnold Dursteler
San Diego
California
DeVoe Gill
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U. K
Goodrich Tires
O. K. Tire Shop
Sen. Thomas
Lamb
Gabe
THE
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph CO
Imperial
Southern Branch
Preston Lumber
Dirkney Seawawrayt
Utah Oil Refining Company
Utah Oil:refining CO
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