Congress Rejects Travel Pay Cut for Congress
The House voted down Rep. James W. Wadsworth's proposal to forgo the 222000 travel allowance for attending the extra session. Rep. Donald O'Toole noted his own travel pay would be about 93 dollars and offered to give it up. House members argued against the amendment amid surprise at its inclusion in the supplemental bill despite broad opposition.
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Washington
Hia
Congress
Geneseo
N.Y
Donald O'Toole
Wadsworth
House Appropriations Committee
Walter C. Ploeser
House
Taxpayers Facing Suits in Idaho Income Tax Enforcement
Boise reports P G Neill director of the Idaho state income tax division announced a vigorous campaign to collect delinquent taxes. The attorney general's office will file several lawsuits within days. Deadlines: March 15 for calendar year filers and the 15th day of the third month after year end for fiscal-year returns. Exemptions range 700 single, 1500 married, 200 dependents. rates 1 to 8 percent. Since July 1, 1946, $8,011,096 has been collected in state income taxes.
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Boise
P. G.neill
State Income Tax Division
Neill
Attorney General
Obituary notices for John L Cullen and Clarence Welker
Obituary items note James L Cullen 78 of Pocatello died Monday. Requiem at St Josephs Church Friday at 9 am with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. Cullen born 1869 in Wisconsin, retired building and bridge foreman, survived by widow two sons and extended family. Clarence Welker 42 died last Thursday in Lynwood California. Graveside services held at Mountainview Cemetery with Elder Grover Chatterton officiating. Welker born in Idaho, previously resident of Pocatello, employed by Union Pacific and Kraft Cheese Co. Funeral details pending.
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John L. Cullen
James L. Cullen
Pocatello
Downard Chapel
Cullen
North Grant Ave
Edmund R. Codly
St. Joseph’s Church
Mountain View Cemeery
Mr. Cullen
Grafton
Wis
James
Rose Cepuletti Cullen
Wisconsin
Margaret Johnston
Minidoka
Ida
St. Joseph’s Parish
Woodmen and
World Camp Number
Old Timers Club
Laurence M
James F
Eureka
Utah
Joseph
Butte
Mont
Peter
Port Washington
Anna Powers
Milwaukee
Downard Funeral Home
Clarence Welker
Lynwood
Calif
Mountainview
Grover Chatterton
Mr. Welker
Wilford
Idaho
Unionacific
Kraft Chese Co
U.S. Takes Over Major Role In Area
The United States and Britain scrapped their year old German compact and signed a new accord. It gives the United States the major voice in administering the joint occupation zone and responsibility for seven eighths of the expenses. The U.S. will contribute about 800 million dollars of the 921 million needed for essential German imports from November 1947 to December 1948. Imports will be limited to minimum to prevent disease and unrest. The accord does not alter costs for maintaining allied forces, and Congress will be asked to approve the increased U.S. financial duty. The U.S. will gain a larger voice in directing the joint export import and foreign exchange agencies.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Germany
State Department
Congress
Department
Joint Export Import Agency
Joint Foreign Exchange Agency
District Begins Sewer Pipe Laying in District 69
Vern Powell assistant city engineer said work started Wednesday morning with Brennan and Cahoon as contractors. Pipe is being laid in the alley between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avenues from Fremont Street toward Center Street. House connections are being made as the job proceeds.
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District 69
Vern Powell
Fourteenth Ave
Fifteenth Ave
Fremont St
Center St
Welker Family Remains in Lynnwood After California Move
The obituary notes the death of a Lynnwood resident, married to Mrs. Welker once Pearl Adams, with survivors including a widow, daughter Mrs. Glenn C. Lawrence, son Don Welker, two sisters Mrs. Vivian Fletcher and Mrs. Grace Benton, a granddaughter, and sister-in-law Mrs. S. A. Mingo of Poca tello. Services were conducted by the McHan Henderson Funeral Home. Markets reports follow with mixed stocks, commodities and livestock data from New York, Chicago, Denver and Ogden.
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Welker
Pearl Adams
California
Glenn C. Lawrence
Don Welker
Vivian Fletcher
Grace Benton
Lynnwood
S. A. Mingo
Pocatello
McHan-Henderson Funeral Home
Farmers Well Informed Leaders Declare
At the 29th annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Chicago delegates and officials contend farmers broadly grasp the Marshall plan. Edward A. O'Neil says members understand the plan's objectives though few know its minor details. Polls cited by Successful Farming suggest only a minority fully understand specifics, with many giving vague reasons like help Europe or rebuild Germany.
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Chicago
SDB
Uon
Edward A. O'Neil
American Farm Bureau
Federation
Coes
Successful Farming
Des Moines
Europe
Germany
Kirk Fox
Walk
Marriage Licenses Reported In News Of Record
Yneco Sanera aged 35 from Pocatello wed Dorothy Phillips 22 of Pocatello. Thomas A. Clark 30 from Coloma Mich married Marjorie Faye Gemmell 28 of Pocatello. Ray Jones 22 of Salt Lake City tied with Margery Carleson 20 of Salt Lake City.
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Yneco
Sanera
Pocatello
Dorothy Phillips
Thomas A. Clark
Coloma
Mich
Marjorie Faye Gemmell
Ray Jones
Salt Lake City
Margery Carleson
Sutton v Glenn seeks back support and costs
Esther Sutton formerly Esther Glenn sues Eugene K Glenn for 970 dollars and costs for back support and maintenance of two minor children in a ongoing complaint filed in court.
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Esther Sutton
Esther Glenn
Eugene K. Glenn
Justice Court Docket From Ashton and Mason City
A list of court actions shows individuals charged with intoxication and traffic offenses. Wendell L Spencer of Ashton Idaho and Mason City Iowa faced fines, while several others including Kefnneth L McCarron Allena Pahena Virsel Daley Jr Russell L Daley and C L Hughes appear with guilty pleas not guilty rulings and bond forfeitures. The notices reflect disorderly conduct disturbing peace and traffic violations with various fines and suspensions.
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Wendell L. Spencer
Ashton Idaho
van V
Fred Page
LaPaloma Rooms
J. R. Mooney
North Lincoln
Kefnneth L. McCarron
Fifth Ave
Allena Pahena
Fort
Virsel Daley, Jr
Russell Lowell Daley
C. L. Hughes
Washington
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Lynn H Mroxel
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Lynn H Mroxel of 825 North Main Street at local hospital on Tuesday as reported in city notices.
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Lynn H. Mroxel
North Main St
Tues
Co7
al Hospital
Fiza Price Plan Backed
CHICAGO, UP A Republican senator and a Democratic representative urged continuance of the government's price support program to avert disaster for farmers. Sen. Edward J. Thye and Rep. Harold D. Cooley addressed 5,000 delegates at the 29th annual American Farm Bureau Federation convention. Cooley pressed for continued parity price support at 90 percent and urged adequate funds for soil conservation and other agricultural programs. He warned bankruptcy without the present program and noted farm production is now one-third higher than before the war. He called for eliminating overlaps and waste in agricultural programs.
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Chicago
Edward J. Thye
Minn
Harold D. Cooley
N. C
American Farm Bureau Federation
School District Elections Planned in Idaho Countys
Boise Idaho January dates set for two school district consolidation votes. In eastern Jerome county residents will vote January 8 on uniting Eden and Hazelton districts. Blaine county residents vote January 10 on a county-wide unit consolidation as reported by the state reorganization committee.
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Boise
Ida
Jerome
Blaine
State Reorganization Committee
Jerome County
Eden-Hazelton
Blaine County
Nampa Couple Win Legal Custody of German Infant
Sgt. and Mrs. Leonard R. Weeks of Nampa Idaho may soon gain legal custody of a German infant born out of wedlock after six months of adoption efforts. They traveled to Munich last January to be with the husband and secured permission from the legal guardian. Progress depended on a certified copy of the adoption law from the parents home state which Mrs Livingston provided from the secretary of state's office for one dollar.
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Nampa
Ida
Leonard R. Weeks
Week
Week’s
Daugher
Ella Livingston
Munich
Germany
Weeks
Water Use Meet Planned In Idaho Dam Water Sale Debate
The Snake River Committee of Nine and Bureau of Reclamation officials plan a meeting next week to discuss a compromise on disposing of reserved water in American Falls reservoir. The bureau offered 315000 acre feet to 28 canal companies, who prefer buying over leasing for a Palisades dam project. Minidoka boosters oppose sale, saying American Falls was set aside for new land development.
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Boise
Ida
Snake River
Arid Bureau of Reclamation
American Falls Reservoir
R. J. Newell
Newell
Bureau
Palisades Dam
American Falls
Committee of Nine
Potatoes For Indians
Governor Robins appoints John Snow and Farrell Hansen Idaho Falls to form a two man Idaho potato donation committee for Navajo Indians in Arizona. He will contribute two sacks of potatoes. The new group, linked to Snake River water users, previously advised the Bureau of Reclamation for 25 years.
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Boise
Ida
C. A Robins
John Snow
Burley
Farrell Hansen
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Arizona
Overnor
Robins
Snake River
Bliss
Bureau of Reclamation
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