Dismantling Of U P Line At Paris To Begin Thursday
The Union Pacific branch line from Montpelier to Paris, 9.495 miles, will begin dismantling at 12:01 a m Thursday after ICC abandonment orders. The Idaho attorney general and state failed to appeal within deadlines. Residents protest with petitions to UP officials.
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U. P
Paris
Montpelier
Union
Pacific
R. T. Boyder
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake City
Bert H. Miller
Idaho
ICC
Bear Lake County
Union Pacific
Seamen Transferred From Seattle For Further Navy Training
DeVerl Crockett and Eugene Chatterton seamen 2/c who trained two months in Seattle as navy airplane mechanics are transferred to Norman Oklahoma for further schooling. They were met in Pocatello Friday by parents and relatives visiting during a brief train stop en route to their new station.
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DeVerl Crockett
Eugene Chatterton
Seattle
Washington
Norman
Oklahoma
Pocatello
Frank Crockett
Leland Chatterton
Karma Blair
Katie Chatterton
View Station
Winners Named In Theatre Contest
After a lengthy judging, a tie for first place is declared in the theatre contest. Melvin Burrup and Mrs Allan W Fisher receive three weeks passes for correct entries, Mrs Victor Porter of Franklin earns two weeks, and Mrs Thelma B Seamons one week. Call the office to collect passes.
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Alaska Highway
Melvin Burrup
Allan W. Fisher
Victor Porter
Franklin
County Marriage Decline and Divorce Rise in County
Franklin county reports 30 marriage licenses issued since May 1, down from 287 in 1942, due to war and new premarital physical exams. Divorces rose from 15 in the May 1 to Sept 1 period in 1942 to 19 in the same four months this year, per recorder Cleo Swenson.
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Idaho
Franklin County
Cleo Swenson
Recorder
County Recorder
Carpenter Called Home After Mother's Death in Missouri
A. W. Carpenter of Oxford traveled to his childhood home near St. Louis on the death of his mother Mrs Anna Carpenter aged 88. Funeral services were held at Knobster Mingouri and Mr Carpenter returned home this week.
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A. W. Carpenter
Oxford
St. Louis
Missouri
Anna Carpenter
Seventeen Special Hunts Open Across Idaho This Fall
The Idaho State Game Department schedules seventeen special hunts beyond general seasons. James O. Beck, director, notes deer elk and antlered game removal in areas including Selway Moose Creek Middle Fork Salmon River and Soldier Mountain with various permit fees and Boise application deadlines. Deer elk tags cost $1. goat tags cost $10. trout season runs to November 14.
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State Game Department
James 0.Beck
Selway
Moose Creek
Northern
Idaho
Middle Fork
Salmon River
Idaho Fish and Game Commission
Salmson River
Minidoka National Forest
Cassia Division of Forest
Boise
Hunt
Minidoka National Forest No
Albion Division of Forest
Rock Creek
Soldier Mountain No
Soldier’ Mountain No
Crooked Greek
Clark
Coke
Reiber
Beanoa
Selway Game Preserve
Soldier Mountain
Boise County
Elmore County
Hunt Valley County
Pocatello Elk Reserve
Bear River Range
Bear River
Bear Lake
Clearwater
Latah
Ito
Mountain Boat
Adams
Christensen Visitors Attend Funeral in Logan
Mr and Mrs V A Christensen of Moscow were guests of Mrs Donald Poage en route to Logan for Louis A Christensen funeral services. They stopped at Poage home again on returning. Claire Poole in Navy OT school at Pocatello is home on three day leave visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T A Poole and other relatives.
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V. A. Christensen
Moscow
Donald Poage
Logan
Mr. Christensen
Louis A. Christensen
Poage
Claire Poole
Navy Officers Training School
Pocatello
T. A. Poole
What You Beg With WAR BONDS
When our fighters fly at 400 miles an hour with a Jap Zero or a Messerschmidt on their tails there isn't time for cogitation so the Army and the Navy show as many motion pictures of actual dog fights and air battles as possible to our student filers.
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Army-and-the-Navy
Farm Labor Lets Agricultural Workers Enter Mines
Agricultural workers may enter non-ferrous metal and coal mines after harvest and return to farms when needed. A. J. Tillman, state WMO director, says limited referrals and certificates of separation will keep farm status intact. Selective Service boards urge workers to help in mining during slack months.
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A. J. Tillman
WMO
Hia. I. S
Tillman Gald
Tillman
Selective Service Boards
U. S
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