Idaho Farm Prices Edge Up While Hogs and Lambs Fall
Farm prices in April 1943 rose about three points from mid March levels with dry beans and potatoes up ten cents per cwt and hay up sixty cents per ton. Hogs and lambs fell by 100 and 80 cents per cwt respectively, while wheat beef cattle butterfat milk eggs wool stayed unchanged. University of Idaho Holstein herd awarded Progressive Breeder's Certificate for fifth year running with 61 registered cows and 32 milking. Idaho creamery butter output fell six percent in March 1943 while American chorse production dipped six percent year over year.
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Idaho
University of Idaho
Moscow
Holstein — Friesian Association of America
University
Poultry Producers Co-op to pay 100000 in refunds to Utah Idaho farmers
About 5000 poultrymen in Utah and southern Idaho will receive checks totaling 100000 as refunds from egg storage earnings for 1942. A further 100000 is held in reserve for distribution at the board's discretion. The refunds stem from eggs stored in March through June 1942 and sold at favorable prices. Last year’s distribution was 755000 for 1941 earnings.
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Utah
Idaho
Poultry Producers Co-operative Association
Clyde Q. Edmonds
Mr. Edmonds
Association
John L. Lewis
Perkins
War Labor Board
Office of Economic Stabilization
RFC
War and Navy Departments
House Ways and Means Debates Reciprocated Trade Act
The House Ways and Means Committee endorses extending the reciprocal trade agreements act as Secretary Hull urges clear policy continuation. Republicans push for authority to veto trade deals within ninety days, citing constitutional power to regulate foreign commerce. The piece also notes Hot Springs food conference secrecy and broader wartime fiscal and labor policy tensions.
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House Committee On
House
Hull
Knutson
Congress
United States
United Nations
State Department
Hot—Springs
Coal Supply Low Warns Ickes Urges Conservation
Solid Fuels Administrator Harold Ickes warned that coal stocks are insufficient to cover a prolonged mining suspension. He urged all users to conserve coal to ensure maximum available supply if the coal emergency persists.
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Harold Is—Ickes
Ickes
Copy Must Be In By Wednesdays
The Citizen issues a new rule requiring copy to be in by Wednesday each week for news advertising and legal notices. Thursday is press day and late submissions may be omitted due to staff shortages. Last minute high value stories may be exceptions, but otherwise Wednesday deadline stands.
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State Department
Citizen
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National Holstein Association
Eto
Neptunite
Love Brothers Neptunite
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First
Security
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Henry Dworshak
Washington
Senate
Treasury Department
Celler
McCarran
House Banking and Currency Committee
Conference Committee
Truman Senate Committee
Nelson
War Production Board
Truman
JS. McCann
Samra
J. S. McCann
Mr. McCann
Farmers’ Automobile
Change
1St South Street
Sego
CGIGA
Bohemian
Boe
Miame
Victory Garden
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