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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1943

Page

2

Machinery and manpower discussed for Idaho farms

The Idaho meeting in Washington outlined farm labor shifts under the Tydings amendment with a net gain of 400 000 workers on U S farms last season. Speakers noted a 10 percent rise in farmers week and 400 000 workers under 14 and 100 000 non farm helpers keeping the labor force near 1940 levels.

Oral Extension Service Washington, D. C Tydings Norman B. Adkison Idaho Selective Service System

Preston Aviator Tells Experience

Preston officer with 45 missions over enemy territory recalls quitting government work to think of family. He describes flights ending with relief on the return to base and notes friends would share quiet chats over earphones. He awaits orders in Preston after rest before new duties in the states. His wife Winona Smith serves as chamber of commerce clerk. Receipt books advertised.

Preston States Winona Smith Chamber of Commerce

War Fund To Aid Many Causes

The National War Fund consolidates major war related campaigns into a single yearly drive, excluding the American Red Cross. Communities will see two campaigns annually, one in fall for the National War Fund and one in spring for the Red Cross, with $7 200 to be distributed among the funded causes.

National War Fund American Red Cross

Soldiers Held Captive and Prisoner Aid Services Unite

Wartime relief groups United Service Organization and Seamen's Service unite to support prisoners of war and captive soldiers. They coordinate aid efforts and emphasize solidarity with service members held by the enemy.

United Service Organization, United Seamen

Second Ward Sunday Sacrament Program Details

An outstanding program is being arranged for Sacrament services of the Second ward Sunday evening. Alvin Harris of the local seminary will be the principal speaker and Mrs Elda Carlson will be guest soloist. The meeting will commence at 7 30 p m and everyone is extended an invitation.

Second Ward Alvin’ Harris Elda Carlson

Beets Increased For 1944 and Crop Production Goals

Farm production targets show increases and cuts across beets spuds and wheats with figures for rye flax seed hay and truck crops. Milk eggs chickens turkeys sows and cattle also listed with 1945 January 1 projections and year end targets.

October Draft Suspects Report for Army Examinations

Men from Bannock county including Pocatello are listed to report October 15 for induction board examinations. Names include Myrl Smith Byington Bancroft Alma Ernest Austin Grace Warren Nelson McCammon Raymond Anderson Baker Oxford and others from McCammon Grace Arimo Downey and surrounding communities.

Army Pocatello Bannock County Myrl Smith Byington Bancroft Alma Ernest Austin Grace Warren Richard Nelson McCammon Clyde Lyman Bullock Raymond Anderson Baker Oxford Donald Gail Turner Robert Carol Kiine Cleveland Dewin Wilford Anderson Central Yarrington Edwards Howard Glendon Gibson Thatcher Samuel Moss Virginia Claton H. Vearick

Bannock District Scouters Meet Plans for Autumn

Bannock district Boy Scout leaders met at Thatcher High School under Elmer W. Smith and John Webb to set autumn goals. Leo Roberts and Delbert Hanks attended as council and field executives. They planned a district committee meeting, a training course for leadership, an inclusive scouting program, a court of honor, and a troop rally with a pot luck supper. Smith reported eight troops and about 75 scouts had strong summer camping participation.

Boy Scout Bannock Tenday Council Thatcher ‘High School Elmer W. Smith John Webb Leo Roberts Delbert Hanks Grace Smith

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