Death of Preston Polio Victim’s Husband Reveals Utah War Veteran
Bright Pope Allen 23 Logan war veteran and former USAC student died Thursday en route to a Salt Lake City veterans hospital. Cause listed as infantile paralysis. He was born in Logan, married August 19 1946 to Roma Nielsen, and survived by wife, parents, siblings, and other relatives. Funeral services were held in Logan.
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Bright Pope Allen
Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
Preston
Veterans Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Cassia Oil Development Association
Burley
Cache County
Allen
Student Life
USAC
North Third West Street
Ruben F
Agnes Pope Allen
Roma Nielson
US Navy
Logan High School
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Agnes M. Allen
Ruben F. Allen
Joseph R. George
Emma Jean
Join the Army for Travel and Pay Across Far Locations
Recruiting ad urges men to join US Army divisions in Japan Korea the Philippines and other regions. Highlights travel optimism high pay overseas allowances education benefits and retirement. Calls readers to contact the local recruiting officer at 201 Federal Building Logan Utah.
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United States Army
Japan
Korea
Philippines
U. S. Army
Unemployed in Idaho Falls in October Drop Report
Idaho unemployment figures for October show 513 unemployed workers qualified for and drew 22 543 dollars, down from 814 in September when 33 885 dollars were paid. Veterans drawing maximum benefits declined through 1946, with 324 veterans in October and 477 drawing 20 dollars a week in September.
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Idaho
H. F. Garrett
Garrett
Apples Plentiful In State Despite 1946 Crop Drop
Idaho harvested far below last year with about two million bushels in 1946 while national production rose to over 120 million bushels. Anton S Horn University of Idaho extension horticulturist notes Idaho still offers ample apples for consumers with main varieties Roman beauty Delicious Jonathans Winesaps and Golden Delicious.
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Idaho
Anton S Horn
University of Idaho
Horn
Gem State
Mapleton Notes Honor Returning Soldier and Local Events
Mapleton reports G G Porter has returned home after 18 months in the army including 11 in Panama. Mrs Louise Knapp and granddaughter Carolyn visit from Bountiful with family. Grandparents Fred and Mrs Porter welcomed new granddaughter born to Ilvord Monson of Preston. A trousseau tea honored Mada Burbank at Otto Gregory home with gifts and helpers listed. Local church and school guests attended and the M A staged The Travelers drama directed by Fred E Porter.
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Tward G. Porter
Panama
George Forter
Louise Knapp
Carolyn
Bountiful
Utah
Harry, Knapp
Mary Millibauer
Fred E. Porter
Ilvord Monson
Preston
Mada Burbank
Otto Gregory
Violet Burbank
Grace Burbank
Mary Gregory
Karma Jones
Kenneth Knapp
Reed Long
Ira Porter
May Gregory
Rey Porter
LaVene Stone
Darrell Winn
Wayne Winn
Lillian Porter
Coradean Porter
Mary S Smith
Franklin
State Exhausts Bounty Fund For Coyotes Wildcats
Bounty payments for coyotes and wildcats have been exhausted. R E W Hoffman, chief clerk of the fish and game department, reported the bounties paid since last April totaled 3 dollars each. The commission had set aside 22 thousand dollars for bounty and 18 thousand for predator trapper hire. about 7,000 coyotes and 135 wildcats have been killed for bounty this year.
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R. E. W Hoffman
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Commission
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Margaret Wheelwright
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Firestone
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Preston Idaho
del Monte
Pork Sausage County
Calavos
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Kraft Dinners
Peaches Libby
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Southern
Fancy Emperor
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