Farm Training For War Veterans Expands In Idaho
Institutional on the farm training for Idaho veterans proceeds in Blackfoot and Pocatello with 17 more communities to start classes. The VA and Idaho State Board of Vocational Education signed a contract to provide 200 hours yearly of classroom instruction plus on farm training under the veteran’s control. Veterans must keep daily training records and monthly financial reports for supervision.
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Idaho
Veterans Administration
Idaho State Board of Vocational Education
The
C. E. Roberts
State Board of Vocational Education
Roberts
Blackfoot
Pocatello
Preston
Emmett
Nampa
Wilder
Downey
Idaho Falls
Lava Hot Springs
Malad
Rexburg
Shelley
St. Anthony
Yuco
Buhl
Burley
Filer
Jerome
Rupert
Receipt and File Boxes in Natural Maple Finish
Small size receipt and file boxes finished in natural maple wood. Available at the Citizen. tf.
Prominent Mound Valley Resident Charles R Panter Dies
Charles R Panter 76 died Friday in Cleveland after a long illness. A Mound Valley parishioner, he served 20 years in the bishopric and was an LDS missionary. He married Margaret Cahoon in 1894. she died 31 years ago. Survived by nine sons, two daughters, 36 grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, and a sister and half-brother. Burial in Mound Valley cemetery.
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Charles R. Panter
Cleveland
Charles McGregor
Mound Valley
Panter
Albert Nielson
South Cottonwood
Utah
Wm. J
Emma Panter
Northcentral States
Margaret Cahoon
Logan Temple
Wilford
Donald
Lorin Panter
Thatcher
Vera Nielson
Leland Panter
Wm. J. Panter
Kittery
Maine
Kenneth Panter
Dayton
Lloyd Panter
Pocatello
Virginia Smith
Cedar City
Wesley Panter
Ogden
DeLoy Panter
Idaho Falls
Annie Williams
George Collins Preston
New Army attracts high caliber men says recruiting chief
Capt John M Schneide r of the local station says enlightened leadership draws quality recruits from fourth graders to college graduates. He notes only ten percent of 110000 wartime officers applying for re commission in the new Democratic Army were retained, stressing zero tolerance for abuse or rank misuse.
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United States Army
John M. Schneider
New Democratic Army
New Army
Idaho Honey Crop Drops Slightly From 1945
Idaho output reached 7 473 000 pounds in 1946 slightly below 1945 as California led the West. Producers held 2 840 000 pounds for sale on September 15 1946. Weather aided but losses came from starvation foul brood queenless colonies moisture dysentery and fire. Some colonies are being lost due to spraying concerns.
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Idaho
California
Airmail Rates Hike During National Airmail Week
During National Airmail Week from Oct 27 to Nov 2 airmail postage rises to 5 cents per ounce for U S and possessions and army posts. Canada Mexico To foreign countries rates begin Nov 1 with 10 cents per half ounce to Central and South America and 15 cents to Europe. Africa Asia Philippines Australia and New Zealand set at 25 cents per half ounce.
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National Airmail
U. S
Army
Fleet
Canada
Mexico
Central and
South America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Philipines
Australia
New Zealand
Children of War Dead Receiving Compensations
About 2700 Pacific Northwest children receive monthly compensation benefits as widows or dependents of World War II veterans. The Northwest Branch Office of the Veterans Administration reported the program aids eligible families.
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Pacific Northwest
Northwest Branch
The
Veterans Administration
Liberal bloc within Idaho GOP cited by Idaho Labor News
Idaho Labor News calls him spear head of a growing liberal bloc in the Idaho GOP. The Idaho Daily Statesman editorial titled Country above Party quotes Aushie on preparedness and unity in foreign relations and condemns turning foreign policy into a political football. Last May the editorial noted Labor’s hopeful regard for men like Ail ahie.
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Idaho Labor News
Idaho
G.O.P
The
Idaho Daily Statesman
Countrybove Party
Aushie
Veterans widows and children get expanded monthly aid
The new law expands compensation for surviving veterans families across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. About 1200 beneficiaries live in Washington 780 in Oregon 350 in Idaho and 370 in Montana. Monthly payments range 15.60 to 1800 per child. Widows receive 60 for themselves 18 for one child and 15.60 for each additional child. If both parents die the guardian gets 30 per month or 45 with two children plus 12 for each extra child. A 20 percent increase applies to these payments.
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Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
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Congress
Liberal, Young, Progressive
Pete Leguineche
CVA
World Organization
Pep
Vico
Eshyt
Regaler Geselias Garoling
ATLAS
Utan O11 Refining Company
Mound Valley Cemetery
Hendrick Mortuary
Intelligent Leadership Foundation of
Robert
Salt Lake Tribune
Rushie
Wendell Willkie
Labor
Ailahie
Republican
Ros . Paid Politica
U. K
Tire Shop
Preston, Idaho
Lowell Neeley
Ay Ac
Democratic
Rantee
Arnold Williams
Williams
Daho
Arnold Williams Son Noy
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