Open Forum Letter Criticizes Interior Secretary Over Idaho CVA
A November 6, 1946 Open Forum letter from Idaho reclamation leaders questions Secretary J A Krug on CVA policy. It accuses Krug of bowing to Senator Taylor and a campaigner named Seguineche, claims funds favored that candidate, and asserts 99 percent of Idaho water users oppose the CVA. The writer demands accountability and explains distrust in federal support for local projects.
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J. A. Krug
Washington, D. C
Boise
Idaho
CVA
Taylor
Seguineche
Govenor
Powers That Be
Donart
Idaho Reclamation Program Moving Ahead
Idaho and federal agencies plan a multi purpose irrigation and flood control program to save over 6 million acre feet of water annually, extending irrigation to more than 1.1 million acres and adding about 1.3 million acres of sage brush lands. Projects include Mich aud Flats and the MippIdoka area, with cooperation from the Bureau of Reclamation and other agencies.
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Idaho
Idaho Reclamation News
State Reclamation—Association
Bruneau
Little Salmon
Mountain Home
Ges
Caldwell
Bureau of Reclamation
Bonneville Power Administration
Grazing Service
Geological Survey
Bureau of Mines
National Park Service
Forest Service
Soil Conservation Service
Army Engineers Weather Bureau
Federal Power Commision
Idaho State Department of Re-Clamation
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Snake
Boise
Payette
Lewiston
Columbia
N V Sharp
Idaho State Reclamation Association
Wm. Welsh
Riverdale Ward conference draws crowd with speakers and music
Riverdale Ward held a Sunday conference with Stake President Paul R Wynn as the main speaker. Reports came from the bishopric and auxiliary heads. Musical numbers included a piano solo by Carlene Tate and a song by the singing mothers. A large crowd attended. Many local residents and visitors from Preston Fairview Pocatello Weston Logan Salt Lake City and other towns visited or attended events and motor trips with family members over the weekend.
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Stake
Lily Benson
Mary Condie
Preston
D.S. Evans
R. Kern
Logan
Utah
Wesley Schaub
Lillian Lyman
Flowers
Baby
Salt Lake City
Seventh And Eighth Grades Hold Election
The Jefferson school seventh and eighth graders will vote next Friday November 22 for student body officers on the Flash ticket led by Clyde Charles as president and Ian Beckstead as vice president. Other posts include Marion Meek secretary treasurer Gene Richards judge Clair Miles athletic manager Shaun Lowe Demar Davis song leaders Clarice Hollingsworth Lois Geddes Billy Harmer. The Zippy ticket led by Blaine...
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Jefferson School
Clyde Charles
Ian Beckstead
Marion Meek
Gene Richards
Clair Miles
Shaun Lowe
Demar Davis
Clarice Hollingsworth
Lois Geddes
Billy Harmer
Blaine
Student body group backs Zippy with slogan Zip to the polls
Dunn as president Lynn Geddes vice president Wade Christensen secretary and treasurer Lavelle Lloyd judge Eddie Eline athletic manager Shirley Harmer Don Andra song leaders Ethel Beck stead Ray Viola Joyce Perkins as cheerleaders. Slogan Zip to the polls and vote for Zippy for better student body more assemblies and more dances.
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Stead
Ray Viola
Joyce Perkins
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Open Forum
Union
I H Nash
Southeastern Idaho Irrigation Projects Association
Qaki
Cleaners
Preston Electric & Furn. Co
Riverdale
Byron Tanner
Eugene
Carl Bury
C. E. Hawkes
Rayona
Vernon Jensen
Don Jensen
Connie Bosworth
Fairview
Estus Packer
Luciene Packer
Clyde Woolf
James Woolf
California
Dwain Tate
Earl Mecham
Cecil Camp
Malad
M. H. Woolf
Downey
Phillip Outright
L. A. Neeley
Cleveland
Weldon McGregor
Nadine Forsgren
Hale Hart
Jack Clayton
Acon
la Wayne Barrington
Carl Christensen
Lloyd Christensen
Mink Creek
Lewis Barrington
Donna Forsgren
Leon Forsgren
Betty Sue Sy
Dale
Wes
Dale’s Ice Cream Company
Kaiser and Frazer
Willow Run
Nome
America
North State Street
Palmer Implement Company
Palmer Implement
West Oneida
Preston Motors, Inc
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