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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1944

Page

5

Beet Price Stand Still for 1945 Sugar Beets

Sugar beet growers heard no increase in government support prices for 1945 beets at a meeting with Earl Wilson of the Commodity Credit Corporation. The program maintains about $12.50 per ton, with a planted acre goal exceeding 951,000 and growers fearing lower plantings and labor shortages push farmers toward other crops. Charles E. Franklin urged a minimum of $15 per ton as a safeguard for 1945.

Washington Earl Wilson Commodity Credit Corporation War Food Administration Wilson Charles E. Franklin McGrew Nebraska Franklin

Soldier dies in shooting at Bushnell hospital

Pfc. Johnnie B. McCarthy, 27, a Black soldier with a quartermaster truck company based at Hill Field, died at Bushnell General Hospital after a shooting incident. Brig. Gen. announced details are pending, as investigators review evidence.

Soldier fatally wounded in Hill Field clash

In a Monday night incident at Hill Field civilian barracks a soldier Pfc. McCartha died from gunshot wounds after a struggle with Lonzo Wilkins an auxiliary military police member. McCartha fled halted fired and the gun discharged striking him in the forehead. A board of inquiry will review the case. McCartha from Bothan Alabama was married and served 15 months.

Ham City Lonzo Wilkins Auxiliary Military Police Hill Field J. P. Harlow Pfc. McCartha McCarthy Bothan Ala

Pension measure goes to President

The House sent to President Roosevelt a pension bill for widows and orphans of World War I veterans. Senate amendments raise monthly sums. cost is estimated at 37 million dollars for the first year, versus 32 million in the House bill.

Washington House Roosevelt Chamber Senate House George D-Ga Senate Finance Committee

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