The Manpower Question Probed For U S War Need
The Deseret News editors argue for immediate clarity on the status of about 200000 Italian war prisoners held by the Allies with 60000 in the United States and 4500 in Idaho and Utah. They push for balanced civilian and military manpower use and note planning failures while warning against rigid military demands.
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U. S
Idaho
Utah
Deseret News
America
Hitler
European
Japan
Pacific
Opposition to Wagner Murray socialized medicine bill
The piece argues the Wagner Murray measure would socialize medicine under a surgeon general, granting power to hire doctors set pay and clinic locations. It claims the plan mirrors European systems but would harm American health while creating a new costly government bureau and excessive bureaucracy.
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Congress
Wagner-Murry
United States
Letters Of Citation for Farmers Reward Plan Praised
The Burley Herald notes government plans to award Letters Of Citation to farmers for outstanding wartime contributions such as boosted production. It argues all farm workers deserve recognition for their toil, machinery repairs, and perseverance amid weather and resource shortages that drive the nation’s food effort.
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United States
Army
Navy
Burley Herald
Old Army Routine Chores Highlight Tradition
Reading reads as a glimpse into military life with soldiers performing small chores that tradition has long tied to army duties. The fragment hints at the enduring practice within the service and the culture surrounding it.
Farewell notices and local happenings in Preston
A Wednesday Opera House farewell honors Elder Bryant Mecham and wife and Elders Thomas and Frank Peterson prior to foreign missions in New Zealand Scandinavia and Britain. Samuel Evans travels to Chicago for dental study as Elvira Packer returns from Logan hospital. Harold Jensen departs Oct 24 for a southern states mission. Preston starts a $25 000 General Memorial Hospital. Albert Porter dies from heart trouble after years of illness. George Williams leaves Oct 26 for a western states mission. Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs J Moore noted. New homes planned for Alma Johnson Bill Davis Albert Cooper amid local building boom.
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Opera House
Bryant Mecham
Thomas
Frank Peterson
Mecham
New Zealand
Thomas Peterson
Ledger binders and sheets across multiple sizes
Advertisement-style note offers ledger sheets and binders in various sizes with uniform nationwide pricing. Claims ability to order any size binder at economical rates and asserts standard products with consistent prices across western stores.
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Bcol
West
War Era Humor and Local Gazette Clippings
A collage of jokes and anecdotes from a town sheet includes GI banter about army life, light verse on marriage and math, a burlesque camp scene, and a furniture of jokes. A Kansas editor aims for truth while newsroom humor and subscription rate notes punctuate the issue.
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Kansas
Sylvia Rhodes
James_Callahan
Baptist Church
Idaho men in armed forces reach 31,000 total in midwar shifts
Boise reports 29,527 Idaho men ages 18 to 37 have been inducted or enlisted during the last two weeks of September, with total serving in the U S armed forces reaching about 31,000 after age-related releases.
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Boise
Selective Service
Idaho
Norman B. Adkison
United States
Adkison
Arimo Woman Injured in Two Car Crash Near Preston
Mrs. W. K. Tarbett, a well known Arimo resident, was treated at Preston hospital for a possible neck fracture after a two car collision on U S highway 91 several miles north of Preston Wednesday evening. Deputy Sheriff Funk of Franklin county investigated the incident.
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W. K. Tarbett
Arimo
Preston
Funk
Franklin
Car Collision Records Tarbetts Passenger in Turnover
County investigators report Mrs Tarbett was a passenger in a northbound car driven by her husband when an eastbound vehicle from a side road driven by Fern Cole of Preston collided with the Tarbett car, overturning it. Neither driver was injured.
Farrell Merrill Advances to Seaman First Class
Farrell Godfrey Merrill of Preston Idaho graduated from the Naval Training School for Cooks and Bakers at Iowa State College Ames Iowa. After sixteen weeks, the Bluejacket was advanced to the rating of Seaman First Class.
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Farrell Godfrey Merrill
Preston
Idaho
Naval Training School For Cooks and Bakers
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
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Samuel Evans
Chicago
Elvira Packer
Logan Hospital
Third Ward
Harold Jensen
The
General Memorial Hospital, Inc
Albert Porter
Fifth Ward
Treasureton
George Williams
Western States
J. Moore
Cecil Woodward
Salt Lake City
Marlowe
Field
Alma Johnson
Bill Davis
Albert Cooper
J. S. McCann
Farmers’ Insurance
West First South
Sego Milk Preston
Ned Buxton
Ned
Joo. Marsh
Conwright
Brewing Industry Foundation
Norm Steele
Hark
Logan Herald
Johnny Weismuller
Joe E. Brown
Dames
Tote
Malzee
Farrell Merrill
Weston, Idaho
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
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