Three Scholarships Awarded by Utah Power & Light
Utah Power & Light awarded four year college scholarships Sept. 7 to sons of three employees. Don W. Keefer, Jack R. Allred, and Archie D. Hill will study at the University of Idaho or the University of Utah with $600 per year for four years and summer work with the company. Winners were chosen from 1950 high school graduates based on records, interviews, references, and tests. Don Keefer, valedictorian at South Fremont, will enter Idaho. Jack Allred, Paris Fielding graduate, will attend Utah. Archie Hill, Richmond North Cache graduate, will enter Utah.
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Utah Power & Light Company
Up&l
University of Utah
University of Idaho
Don W. Keefer
Clyde Keefer
St. Anthony
Jack R. Allred
Ernest R. Allred
St. Charles
Ida
Archie D. Hill
Archie G. Hill
Richmond
Pat P. Holton
Holton
South Fremont High School
Don Keefer
Don
Idaho
Fielding High School
Paris
Boise
Lifton
North Cache High School
Boys State
Idaho Farm Output Seen As Record Prospect
Idaho crop prospects improved in August and indicate total agricultural production may be the greatest on record. Forecasts on Sept. 1 show all crops except prunes at or above Aug. 1, with spring wheat and oats yielding to set records and sugar beets near the second largest. Potatoes are running about 42,630,000 bushels, up nearly 4 percent from August estimates, while beans, pears, and apples also show improved prospects.
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Idaho
Agricultural Crop Forecasts Rise for 1.4 Million Bushels
A crop of about 1 400 000 bushels is forecast, 13 percent above last month. August prune drops push a 10 500 ton forecast while peach and pear prospects hold. Hop crop expected to be record size at 1 850 000 pounds, larger than 1949 and triple 1944. Milk and egg output in August exceed 1949 levels with milk per cow rising.
Grouse Season Opens with Two-Bird Limit in Idaho
The Idaho game department set grouse seasons with a two bird aggregate limit. Early openings begin Sept. 23 in some counties, Sept. 24 statewide, and Oct. 1 or 5 in others, with variations by county and preserve.
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Idaho
State Game Department
Benewah
Boundary
Shoshone
Kootenai
Bonner
Lemhi
Deer Creek
Custer County
Big Lost River
Blaine County
Camas County
Soldier Mountain
Butte County
Clark
Fremont
Jefferson
Madison
Teton
Bonneville
Bingham
Power
Bannock
Caribou
Oneida
Franklin
Bear Lake
Idaho seasons open noon first day with restrictions
The Idaho state fish and game commission bans shipping upland game birds outside the state. No hunting from vehicles and no shooting with rifles or pistols. Licensed hunters may carry one legal limit. Some areas like state game preserves and refuges have closures unless specified.
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Chukar
Idaho State Fish and Game Commission
Idaho
Consumer Credit Now Regulated in Auto and Appliance Sales
Regulation expands to buyers and sellers of automobiles, electric appliances, washing machines, air conditioners, radios and sewing machines. Details outline new disclosures and fair dealing rules affecting transactions and financing terms across consumer goods markets.
Regulation W affects Idaho consumers with new credit rules
Earl W Murphy of the Idaho state chamber of commerce outlines Regulation W active since Sept 18. It applies to credit up to $5,000 and sets down payments, maturities, and minimum monthly payments for autos and household appliances including vacuum cleaners. The rules, under the defense production act of 1950, impose a 33 1 3 percent down and 21 month auto limit, with 15 percent down and 18 months for appliances.
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Earl W. ‘Murphy
Idaho State Chamber of Commerce
Murphy
Idaho
Federal Reserve Board
Paper work marks long Pow erglide transmission effort
Chevrolet notes 50 000 man hours were spent in the drafting room to design the Powerglide automatic transmission.
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Chevrolet
Gutenberg Bible First Printed With Movable Type
The first movable type Bible by John Gutenberg appeared in Latin in two volumes and was released to the public in 1455 or 1456, marking a milestone in printing history.
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John Gutenberg
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