No End Of Sugar Ration Says OP A
The Office of Price Administration said sugar rationing will likely continue despite large stockpiles. A 500000 ton drop in sugar beet production this year is a principal factor. While Roosevelt hinted at possible relaxations after coffee, sugar remains essential for war needs and for industrial alcohol. Russia and England require imports, and eastern sugar producers shift to industrial uses.
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Office of Price Administration
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Russia
England
Pacific Manifolding Co. advertises versatile manifolds
The Citizen acts as the southeast Idaho agent for Pacific Manifolding company, the largest manifold manufacturer in the west. They offer competitive pricing on sales and order books and related merchandise.
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Idaho
Pacific Manifolding Company
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There Are No Loop Holes In The Bill Of Rights
A Safeway appeal to the U S Supreme Court challenges Office of Price Administration regulations seen as eroding rights and delegating authority. The case questions legal redress under the Price Control Act and whether loopholes allow OPA to nullify citizens’ rights amid wartime shortages.
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Office of Price Administration
Washington
OPA
Congress
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Idaho hay outlook shows marginal rise over last year
Idaho farmers expect hay production to edge up slightly this year, with total hay consuming animal units about two percent smaller due to reduced sheep numbers. Projected winter supply per animal unit runs 2.23 tons, up from 2.19 last winter, and potential 2.30 tons if 1944 crop acreage and livestock goals are met. Continued use of roughage like bean and pea straw and grain straw is advised.
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Idaho
Usda War Board
Clark To Figure In Senate Race
Idaho political writer analyzes Senator Clark's possible re election bid and its impact on GOP challengers. Notes Governor Botto lfsen may seek higher office, Rep Dworshak undecided, and Clark's statewide visits and headquarters in Pocatello. Discusses primary dynamics and potential rivals.
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Henry C Dworshak
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Twin Falls
D. E. Reynolds Escort Vessel Built By Bethlehem-Hingham Yard
The Bethlehem-Hingham shipyard completes the destroyer escort vessel D. E. Reynolds for the U S Navy. Delivered to Admiral H T Smith and then handed to British command, the ship will serve in Atlantic anti submarine and convoy duties. The project sets a new construction record and follows the WWI timeline for Bethlehem yard deliveries.
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Bethlehem-Hingham Yard
Bethlehem-Hingham Ship Yards
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States Navy
Royal Navy
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Reid
Reynolds
H. T. Smith
U.S.N, Quincey, Mass
W. H. Collins
Admiral Smith
Wooms Reynolds
Navy
Lyman Bingham to Train as Radio Technician
Seaman 2/c Lyman D. Bingham finishes preliminary training at Farragut and takes a furlough at home. He has been selected with fifty others as students for specialized training and will report back to Farragut for a radio technician school.
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Lyman D. Bingham
Farragut
Lyman
H R. Bingham
Grace High School Principal Resigns to Run Grace Hardware
Milton F. Hartvigsen resigns after fourteen years at Grace high schools to manage the Grace Hardware and Implement Co. He led as principal and coach, then Mr. G H Peterson of Preston takes over as principal with strong approval from students and patrons.
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Milton F. Hartvigsen
Grace Hardware and Implement Company
Parnell Whitehead
Hartvigsen
Downey
USAC
Logan
G. H. Peterson
Bethlehem Hingham Yard Sets New World Ship Launch Record
The Bethlehem Hingham yard adopted advanced assembly line methods for mass production and steadily reduced construction time, culminating in a new world record for launch speed.
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Bethlehem-Hingham Yard
Idaho range feed outlook reports adequate supply with mild cattle condition
Ranges in Idaho on November 1 show grass short but recent rains softened feed and improved grazing. Conditions improved yet too late for new feed. livestock generally in good condition and supplies likely adequate if winter remains mild.
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Boise
Idaho
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