State Boards Authorize $100000 for Boundary Flood Relief
Boundary county requested funds for flood relief and current expenses. The Idaho state board of examiners approved drawing up to 100000 from general funds for relief, pensions, hospital costs, and current expenses. A civil emergency was declared by Gov. Robins, enabling county driven relief work. The reclamation department pursues a full flood damage inventory coordinating with highways and local districts.
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BOISE
Boundary
State Board of Examiners
N. O. Nielson
Wenn
Anna Fi
Vuglu Wes Calcu Uilo
Boundary County Board of Commissioners
Owen Critchfield
C. A. Robins
National Guard
State Reclamation Department
State Reclamation
Mark R. Kulp
Highway Department
Reclamation Department
Kulp
Parents win permission to open soldier casket
The Petersons of Akron were granted authority to open and identify the body of Lt. Garrett E. Peterson, killed in India, after a court ruled the casket may be opened at home. The case challenges a 1940s Ohio health regulation banning opening war dead caskets to prevent disease. Army officials warned against potential misidentification affecting other families.
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Akron
India
Common Pleas
C. E. D. Emmons
Garret E. Peterson
Nts
Ernest Peterson
Peterson
Ohio State Health Department
Petersons
Army General Depot
Columbus
Army
Treasury ends simplified W-2 tax form after year
The U S Treasury says the simplified W-2 withholding form will be abolished after this year due to widespread confusion. A revised 1040 A short form will replace it, incorporating useful W-2 features while removing its defects and will be available next year for taxpayers.
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Washington
The
Treasury
Golden Hale to lead Samoa mission family departs June
Golden H Hale of Groveland is named mission president of Samoa for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. He travels with wife Francella and three children Joyleen 16 DeVon 6 and Marilyn 3. Vernetta a nurse is called as a missionary and joins them. They sail July 7 from San Francisco after two weeks in Salt Lake City for instruction.
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Blackfoot
Golden H. Hale
Groveland
Samoa
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Francella Callister Hale
Joyleen
DeVon
Marilyn
Vernetta
the Holy Cross Hospital
Hales
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Lindsay
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Hale
Jayleen
University of Idaho At
Moscow
Scouts Enjoy Camp Event at Lloyd Young Ranch
Blackfoot district scouts from 25 posts and troops attend their annual camporee at the Lloyd Young Ranch near Pingree directed by Clarence Peck camping chairman. The camp runs through Friday with Troop 21 starting the campfire and Dexter Gardner leading campcraft. Jeff Johnson outlines the program preparing for Bear Lake summer camp while an Indian troop from Fort Hall builds a ceremonial teepee and performs dances. Homer Evans and Thomas share an adventure story about early local days. Cecil Sandberg offers inspirational remarks as Marlin Bingham and Dean Carson plan retreat and taps. Post 339 will play taps on trumpet.
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Blackfoot
Boy Scouts
Lloyd Young
Pingree
Clarence Peck
Troop 21
Dexter Gardner
Jeff Johnson
Tenday Field
Bear Lake
Cecil Sandberg
Marlin Bingham
Dean Carson
Doctors Volunteer for State Hospital South Clinics
Twenty members of the Lower Snake River Valley Medical Society offered services to Dr. J. O. Cromwell at the State Hospital in Blackfoot. Volunteers from multiple specialties will staff clinics, with two doctors per field, and no compensation is accepted.
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State Hospital
Blackfoot
Lower
Snake River Valley
N. H. Farrell
American Falls
J. O. Hampton
H. C. Turner
Pocatello
W. L. Oolsen
Ralph Hegsted
Corwin Groom
K. M. Pearson
McInnes
Simison
W. B. Clothier
J. Woodson Creed
Twin Falls
W. R. Hearne
Cromwell
Society
MacInnes
A. E. Miller
Farrell
Graves
Rites Set For Friday For McCammon Stockman Carlos Shappart
Funeral services for Carlos K. Shappart 41 of McCammon will be Friday at 2 p m at the Downard Van with Rev E Cunningham of First Congregational church presiding He died at a Pocatello hospital Wednesday Shappart born October 9 1906 in Winona Washington son of George and Minnie Shappart came to Idaho 34 years ago and farmed near McCammon He is survived by his mother two sisters Mrs Eugene Grant and Mrs Lyman J Smith and four brothers Marvin H Chester George L and Harold Burial in Mountain View cemetery Mountain View site.
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Carlos K. Shappart
McCammon Stockman
Pocatello Hospital
Downard
E. Cunningham
First Congregational Church
Mr. Shappart
Winona
Wash
George
Minnie Lehbras Shappart
Idaho
Rupert and
Pocatello
McCammon
Eugene Grant
Potatello
Lyman J. Smith
Roseville
Calif
Marvin H
Chester Shappart
Geores L. Shappart
Preston
Harold Shappart
Mountain View Cemetery
Idaho Governor Proclaims July Fourth and Fifth Holidays
Boise Idaho July Fourth falls on Sunday and July Fifth observed as holiday Governor C A Robins proclaims both days national birthday anniversary of the United States to be celebrated with patriotic tribute urging Idahoans to observe in fitting manner.
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Boise
C. A. Robins
United States
Livestock Official James Moon Dies at 84 in Meridian
James P. Moon who served for many years on the state Livestock Sanitary Board died at his Meridian home Tuesday at age 84.
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Meridian
James P. Moon
State
Liv Sanitary Board
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Fort Hall
Homer Evans
Thomas
State Hospital South
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Chicago
Pocatello Drug
Arthur & Lander
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Latch
Kinmont
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Bannock Hotel
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