Idaho Governors Hold Cooperative Budget Talk
Gov. C. A. Bottolfsen and Gov.-elect Charles C. Gossett conferred for several hours in Boise with Budget Officer Al Reading and Democratic Chairman Dave Bush. They discussed Idaho’s fiscal year starting July 1, 1945 and the shift to a two year appropriation cycle. Reading noted the calendar to fiscal year change reduces confusion and set the pattern for future budgets. Bottolfsen indicated the biennial budget should run near the present level with possible salary-related increases and noted a roughly 1,000 decrease in state employees over two years due to work slack and salary adjustments.
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C. A. Bottolfsen
C v
Charles C. Gossett
Bottolfsen
al Reading
Dave Bush
Gossett
Reading
Plea for Cigarette Ends in Shooting
An unidentified man on the lower Bowery pulled a gun and fatally shot a man who asked for a cigarette. Police Lt. James Sloane reported the incident in New York.
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New York
Lower Bowery
James Sloane
Ceea
Pocatellan Serves With Graves Registration Unit
Private Joseph V. Diaz of Pocatello Idaho serves with the 610th Graves Registration Company in France. The unit oversees two military cemeteries and Diaz supervises grave digging by prisoners of war and retrieves bodies from battle sites. Since May overseas, Diaz helped establish seven burial sites with detachments handling Allied and German plots.
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610TH
France
Joseph V. Diaz
Pocatello
Idaho
Diaz
Pvt. Diaz
Fourth Victim Dies in Tooele Smelting Plant Blast
Carl Eric Lindholm, 43, of Tooele, died last night from injuries suffered in the November 29 explosion at the International Smelting and Refining Company Tooele plant. The toll rises to four, with previously injured Rule A. Green, Charles Berry, and Leonard Ayers.
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Salt Lake City
Carl Eric Lindholm
Tooele
International Smelting & Refining Company
Lindholm
Rule A. Green
Charles Berry
Leonard Ayers
Major Thode Transferred From Pocatello Army Air Base
Major William H. B. Thode a founder of the Pocatello army air base when activated in 1942 has been assigned to a new post. The Akron Iowa native served in the Idaho national guard and the 148th field artillery before a long army career including posts at Fort George Wright Ephrata and the Moy.
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William H. B. Thode
Pocatello Army Air Base
Thode
Akron
Iowa
Idaho
148Th Field Artillery
Idaho National Guard
New Mexico Military Institute
Rosewell
N. M
Langley Field
Post Field
Oklo
Gates Rubber Company
Denver
Colo
Fort George Wright
Ephrata Army Air Base
Wash
Pocatello
Christmas Gifts For Hospital Service People
A list of gifts and donation plans for soldiers and nurses in government hospitals this Christmas is announced by Red Cross offices and the American Legion auxiliary. Contributions collected by Dec 10 at the Memorial building will be distributed by Helen Dohse and her committee with sorting help from E C Manson. Donations may be delivered to the American Legion auxiliary dance on Dec 9 or to participating Pocatello stores.
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Red Cross
Peoples Store
May Kirchner
Minnie Linck
American Legion
Memorial
Helen Dohse
American Legion Auxiliary
E. C. Manson
Pocatello
Legion
Air Force Officer Heads to Texas Assignment
At Air Force Headquarters in Colorado Springs Col and his wife and two children move to Texas for his new duty station. William Jr and Patricia will join him there for residence.
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Air Force
Colorado Springs
Colo
Texas
William Jr
Patricia
Control Bill Dies in Senate Banking Committee Vote
The senate banking committee killed a commercial rent control bill 10 to 7. Eight Republicans including Thomas of Idaho and two Democrats backed the measure before it was defeated.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Thomas
Idaho
Lemon Juice Recipe Claims Quick Relief for Rheumatic Pain
A historic note describes a lemon juice remedy said to ease rheumatic pains quickly. The article mentions taking small doses twice daily and advises returning to a drug company if pain does not improve, reflecting period home treatment practices.
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Carl
Cook Drug Co
Aulen
New York Rent Control Bill Sparks Bipartisan Debate
Critics opposed the bill led by Chairman Wagner who cited rent gouging for factory and office spaces in New York City. Support came from Senator Clark as debate over giving OPA authority to cap commercial rents continues.
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Crats
Wagner
D-N.y
New York City
Clark
Idaho
OPA
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Pocatellan
Graves
Red River
Dave
Usten
Sonora
Beni Meintire
Bob Stanley
Hin Orchestve
Povine Alpert
Mutual Broadcasting System
Singer
Columbia Pictures
Sonora Records
Red River Valley
Southeast Idaho Furniture CO
555 East Center
Memorial Hall
U.S.A
Houpson
Glenmore Distilleries Company Incorporated
Louisville, Kentucky
Davenport and Chair
Montgomery Ward
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Eadhqua
Franklin
Ford Drug
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