Idaho Lions Begin Statewide Census For The Blind
Idaho Lions District 39 plans a statewide survey of blind and nearly blind residents to guide a new expanded aid program. A representative committee will organize the census, aiming to register all blind or partially blind people and improve social services beyond current rehabilitation and relief efforts.
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Robert H. Hinkley
Burley
Lions International
Idaho
Lions Clubs of Idaho
Lions
Preston Lions Club
Lions Clubs
Hinkley
Utah
H H_ Eberle
Stanford W. Robbins
J Anthony
Idaho alfalfa seed crop forecast for 1944
Idaho projects 41 000 bushels of cleaned alfalfa seed for 1944 a fifth smaller than 1943 and second smallest on record since 1919 Dry weather grasshoppers and frosts cut into both acreage and yield Growers expect to harvest 29 000 acres at 14 bushels per acre to reach 41 000 bushels of clean seed
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Boise
Idaho
Cuban Cane Sugar Price Clash at Washington Talks
Negotiations between the United States and Cuba over 1945 and 1946 Cuban sugar sales resumed in Washington after Cuba rejected U S offers. The State Department and OPA clash over prices with Cubans seeking higher payments while OPA blocks any sugar price increase for consumers.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
U. S. State Department
State Department
Office of Price Administration
OPA
OPAC
Child Health Vital To Nation's Welfare
The Preston chamber of commerce Health Committee urges strong child health to ensure a fit future population. Citing US Public Health Service studies, it notes that men rejected for the armed services often had childhood health issues such as decayed teeth, defective vision, and possible ear or heart trouble that could have been addressed earlier.
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Preston Chamber of Commerce Health Committee
al Kircher
Chamber of Commerce Health Committee
Armed Services
Selective Service
Governor Bottolfsen Predicts Idaho Mining Expansion After War
Boise October 26 Governor C A Bottolfsen expressed unbounded faith in Idaho's mineral empire and said state surveys by the bureau of mines and geology will spur development in unexplored regions in the postwar era. He backed stockpiling vital metals and opposed reducing American production, noting Congress recently approved a stockpile bill.
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Boise
C. A. Bottolfsen
Idaho
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Bureau of Mines and Geology
Bureau
Bortolfsen
Bottolfsen
Idaho Mining Association
Harry Marsh
W L. Batt
War Production Board
Marsh
Batt
WPB
Association
Bradley Mining Company Opens Largest U.S. Tungsten Pit
The Bradley Mining Company now runs America’s largest open pit tungsten mine and accounts for about 60 percent of the nation’s tungsten output.
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Bradley Mining Company
America
The Citizen And You Will Always Be Sure Of Your Own Copy
A notice in the Citizen assures readers that they will always receive their own copy. The item emphasizes personal ownership and consistent delivery to subscribers or residents.
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Union Pacific
America
Panio Sencp
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Idaho Crop Report
Coats
Preston
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South State
Persiana Building
Joe Marsh
Coputia
Brewina Induster Foundation
Ezras Lunch
Overland Greyhound
H. L. Dives
Wilford Hotel
Overland & Greyhound Lines
Overa
Union Pacific Stages, Incorporated
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