Coyote bounty extended through September for scalp payment
James O Beck director of the fish and game department announced that the bounty rules allow payment for coyotes by scalp only through September. The $5.00 payout requires scalp and upper jaw with two incisors, presented to conservation officers. Since May 1, 1248 predators have been killed, led by Owyhee county with 244.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Beck
Fish and Game Department
Beck
Owyhee County
Twin Falls
Washington
Ford Edgewater Plant Rolls Out First Postwar Car
The Ford Edgewater New Jersey plant, idle since 1942 after producing trucks jeeps and bomber service trucks, resumes peacetime passenger car production with more than 3,000 employees on payroll. The Rouge plant in Dearborn also rolled out a car, while Edgewater plans to boost output beyond prewar levels as restrictions lift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewater
N. J
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Dearborn
Michigan
Ford Edgewater
Peace Announcement Marks End of War Manpower Control in Idaho
Idaho employers and labor organizations will not receive individual notices of the removal of War Manpower Commission controls as of August 15 1945. The state WMC officer says a coordinated statewide announcement via newspapers and radio coinciding with President Truman's surrender message serves as official notification. USES offices end wartime practices and move to peace time procedures, inviting local employers and workers to consult on procedures. Job opportunities remain robust across Idaho with needs in logging lumbering processing agriculture mining construction transportation and service sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
War Manpower Commission
WMC
Truman
U. S
USES
Thomas L. Boyle
Preston U. S. Employment Service
Preston
Local Uses
Zelma Slack 58 Died in Los Angeles
Zelma Baker Slack, 58, daughter of the late B. C. and Mrs. Baker of Franklin, died August 16 at her Los Angeles home. Services were held August 24 in Los Angeles. Survived by husband Leon Slack, three children, six stepchildren, and siblings Mrs. Charles B. Lund, Harold Baker, Mrs. Lucilla Hancock, J. R. Baker, and C. W. Baker, plus four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zelma Baker Slack
B. C. Baker
Franklin
Los Angeles
California
Tooele
Utah
C. W. Baker
Long Beach
Victory Bonds and Veterans Aid Urged in War Bonds Appeal
In This Hour of La te So a wartime broadcast urges Americans to buy Victory Bonds to support injured veterans and families of the fallen. The message links national triumph to aid for wounded men abroad and their dependents, calling for widespread bond purchases as a fresh start for returning soldiers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
America
Safeway Store
Dale's Confectionery
Utah Power & Light
Estenson’s
Packing Corp
the Owl
Franklin CO
J. C. Penney CO
Palmer
F. County Grain Growers
Franklin CO. Sugar CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!