Dworshak Calls for Labor Management Cooperation in Campaign
Idaho Senatorial hopeful Rep. Henry Dworshak argues for greater cooperation between labor and management to boost production. He cites his support for the Case bill creating a mediation board with a 30 day cooling off period to curb disputes. He plans a Western counties tour then a 10 day northern drive to rally support.
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Henry Dworshak
Idaho
Ans
First Congressional District
North Idaho
Senate
Fairview Seniors Celebrate Diploma Day in Chapel
Fourteen eighth grade students at Fairview School received diplomas in a chapel ceremony last Thursday. Principal Marion Jensen and Mrs Gladys Johnson supervised a program featuring songs by younger students, a welcome by Delano Cafferty, remarks by Jensen, guitar by Darlene Webster, readings by Jolene Hyde and others, and a piano trio. Royal Wilson presented the diplomas, and the graduates sang Floating with the Tide.
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Fairview School
Fairview Chapel
Marion Jensen
Gladys Johnson
Wendell Egbert
Delano Cafferty
Jensen
Darlene Webster
Jolene Hyde
Paul Sharp
Mary Kerr
Merlene Gilbert
Gwen Griffeth
June Whitehead
Janet Rawlings
Patty Knudsen
Marica Whittle
Pauline Sharp
Husband Of Preston Girl Dies Of Heart Ailment
John Leroy Erickson aged 34 husband of Ora Radford of Cornish died at his parents home from a heart ailment. Born in Sandy Utah February 16 1912 he lived in Cornish most of his life except four years at Ogden Army Service Forces Depot. He was an LDS church elder and married May 22 1936 in Logan temple. Surviving are his wife his father a stepmother one brother and five sisters. Funeral was held in Cornish with burial in Preston cemetery.
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John Leroy Erickson
Ora Radford
John O
Mary L. Thompson Erickson
Cornish
Sandy
Utah
Utah Army Service Forces
Ogden
Washington Terrace
Radford
Logan Temple
Olive D. Erickson
Pvt
Grant Erickson
Germany
Mary Dowdle
Memphis
Tenn
Nelva D. Alexander
Seattle
Wash
Ruth E. Masty
Denver
Colo
Leona Erickson
Fall pig production targets drop ten percent from 1945
Farmers are urged to cut fall pig production by ten percent below 1945 levels due to tight feed supplies and to reserve grains for starving people. The regional target sits around 31.5 million fall pigs, slightly above average output for 1934 to 1943.
Woodrow Porter Now Serving In Japan
Woodrow G Porter of Preston Idaho is serving with the 1st Cavalry Division in the current Japanese occupation. Overseas since July 1945 he serves in Survey Section C Btry of the 99th Field Artillery Battalion. He wears the Asiatic Pacific Good Conduct and Victory Medals and the Japanese Occupation ribbon.
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Woodrow G. Porter
Preston
Idaho
1St Cavalry Division
Japan
Porter
99Th Field Artillery Battalion
43Rh
97Th
Franklin High School
Camp Roberts
California
Fred &. Porter
Rt 1
Prestton
Government grain policy to balance livestock and feed
A government plan sets a grain price ceiling through June 30, 1947 to reduce uncertainty and encourage grain movement. It prioritizes feeding more people over livestock, signaling lower pork poultry eggs and beef production next year, while total food supplies remain above prewar levels.
Market hogs at lighter weights urged by USDA
Government agencies consider cutting price ceilings on hogs effective September 1 1946 to shift marketing toward lighter weights around 225 pounds or less. USDA advises farmers that marketing lighter hogs can aid grain conservation in the coming year.
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USDA
Dairy Payment Period Nears End
County AAA chairman Stokes announced that the May 31 deadline ends the acceptance of applications for the Dairy Production Payment program for milk produced in January February and March. The first quarter rates are 60 cents per 100 pounds of whole milk and 17 cents per pound for butter fat. Producers have 60 days after the quarter ends to file at the county AAA office.
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County Aaa
Stokes
Sugar Beet Practices Same as in 1945
Franklin county farmers can qualify for 1946 sugar beet payments by following soil conserving practices identical to 1945. In addition to acreage allotments, practices include non use of child labor and compliance with minimum wage determinations under the Sugar Act of 1937 as amended. The county AAA chairman is Wilford Stokes.
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Franklin County
AAA
Wilford Stokes
U. S
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Fairview
J. R. Johnson
Richmond
Royal Wilson
Earl Bodily
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Shell
Shell Premium
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