Trouble Lies Ahead in Higher Prices
Washington warns Americans face rising costs from crops, food, and fuel shortages. Weather hurt harvests while war demands strain supply chains. Drafts could disrupt families as invasion, bombings, and Pacific actions loom amid cautious optimism on a second front.
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Washington
America
Middle West
Roosevelt
Churchill
Russia
Coventry
Pantelleria
Norway
Brest
Caucasus
Pacific
Japan
Chungking
funeral services for Hazel Higginson 19
Hazel Higginson 19 daughter of N David and Teressa Cook Higginson died June 1. Services held Friday in L D S first ward chapel with D J Noack conducting. Speakers included H W Anderson Vernal Higginson T E Cheney and Parley Arave. Burial in Grove City Cemetery. Pallbearers Rulon Cook Harvey Cook Jeremy Cook Normington Cook John Higginson Earl Higginson. Flowers arranged by Relief Society members.
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Blackfoot
Hazel Higginson
N. David
Teressa Cook Higginson
L. D. S. First Ward
D. J. Noack
George Brower
H. W. Anderson
Vernal Higginson
Bancroft
T. E. Cheney
Parley Arave
Stake
Archie Ball
Dexter Gardner
Alan Cannon
Rulon Cook
Harvey Cook
Jeremy Cook
Normington Cook
John Higginson
Earl Higginson
Lila Arave
Monta Gardner
Relief Society
Grove City
Moreland Funeral for J Vernon Wray Held
Funeral services for J Vernon Wray a 53 year old state highway maintenance foreman killed when a truck overturned near St Maries were conducted in the L D 8 chapel with Bishop Ed Benson officiating. W T England W C Cutforth ex bishops of Moreland and J E Williams Blackfoot stake president spoke. Burial followed in Moreland cemetery under Sandberg funeral home direction with H Andrew Benson dedicating the grave.
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J. Vernon Wray
Moreland
J. E. Williams
Blackfoot
Gerald Christiansen
Flowers
Hazel Lindsay
Maude Benson
Ella Going
Relief Society
Moreland Cemetery
Sandberg
Small Grocer In Danger in Price Control Hearings
Spokesmen for retailers warned the House small business committee that OPA price regulations threaten thousands of grocers. P. M. Brinker of Dallas urged unifying food controls and setting prices at producer levels with retail and wholesale markups. W. D. Hadeler of California echoed that margins are too tight for stores to survive.
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Washington
House
Small Business Committee
OPA
P. M. Brinker
Dallas
National Association of Retail Grocers
Brinker
W. D. Hadeler
California Retail Grocers and Merchants Association
San Francisco
Enjoy Your Garden All Winter By Dorothy Shank
Dorothy Shank explains how victory canning in wartime sustains gardens through winter. It covers tomatoes and fruits as priority items, safe boiling water bath methods, preheating, shrinking, and sugar rationing, advising unsweetened fruit when sugar is scarce and cautioning against strong flavored syrups.
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Victory
Westons Attend Wedding in Rochester Minnesota
Miss Guyonia Elizabeth Carr daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Carr Dallas Texas married Lieut J G Bert Weston son of Mr and Mrs Bert Weston Pocatello. ceremony June 2 in Rochester Minnesota Friendship room Methodist church officiated by Rev Harold G Trost. The couple to reside in Clinton Oklahoma after a honeymoon in Rochester.
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Guyonia Elizabeth Carr
J. M. Carr
Dallas, Texas
J. G
Bert E. Weston
Bert Weston
Pocatello
Friendship Room
Methodist Church of
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Pocatello High School
Idaho Southern University
Former Idaho Man Wounded in Alaskan Shooting Accident
Miss Grace Limbert of Boise reports her brother Robert D. Limbert a 29 year old former Boisean and civil aeronautics radio operator at Unkakleet Alaska was shot April 12 in an Alaskan village. He is at Mayo Clinic Rochester with a brain bullet and faces serious condition as doctors decide on surgery.
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Boise
Grace Limbert
Robert D. Limbert
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Unkalakleet
Alaska
Limbert
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Margaret Limbert
Crash Kills 18 Soldiers Near Nashville Bridge
Eighteen soldiers died when an army truck skidded off a one way bridge over the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis rail line and plunged 30 feet down an embankment near midnight Saturday. Eight others were injured, two critically, as occupants were trapped beneath the wreckage after returning to the second army maneuver area from weekend leave in Nashville.
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Nashville
Tenn
Second Army Maneuver Area
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Coming Events and Meetings in Pocatello Area
Registration opens June 11 for Idaho Southern College of Pharmacy summer session. classes start June 14. June 15 features an Indian ceremonial at Buffalo lodge honoring Governor Bortolfsen and Indian men in military service. June 16 marks Stamp No 17 in war ration book one expiring. June 18 the Pocatello Board of Realtors hosts National President C C Willmore at 7 p.m. at Bannock. July 16 18 hosts Victory Stampede and Rodeo at Bannock county fair grounds for USC benefit. July 18 19 Women’s summer camp at Lava Hot Springs. June 21 Idaho Writers league president Gladys Swank visits Pocatello chapter with a dinner planned. June 21 24 traveling army examining and induction board meets in Pocatello. August 23 Pocatello public schools open fall semester.
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College of Pharmacy
Idaho Southern
Buffalo Lodge
Bortolfsen
Pocatello Board of Realtors
C. C. Willmore
Bannock
Bannock County Fair Grounds
USC
Lava Hot Springs
Gladys Swank
Idaho Writers League
Pocatello
Army Examining and Induction Board
Pocatello Public Schools
Pioneers Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Carney marked their golden wedding anniversary with an open house at their Montpelier home. Married in Dingle on June 7, 1893 by Bishop Samuel Humphreys, they have lived in Dingle and Montpelier since that time. Mrs. Darney, born in Switzerland August 8, 1871, Mr. Darney born January 24, 1872 in Weber County Utah. They have two children, Mrs. Carl Hirschi of Geneva and Lee Darney of Dingle.
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A. L. Carney
Montpelier
Dingle
Samuel Humphreys
Darney
Switzerland
Weber County
Utah
Carl Hirschi
Geneva
Lee Darney
Party Celebrates Fourth Birthday At West Bridger Home
In honor of Raymond Gene Marley celebration, Mrs. Raymond Marley hosted a Friday afternoon party for a group of youngsters at their West Bridger residence. Guests included Dixie Bascom Katherine Carroll Joan Bybee Kay Yeagle Paul Heimdal Beverly and Charles Johnson. The children played games and enjoyed birthday refreshments.
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Raymond Gene
Raymond Marley
West Bridger
Dixie Bascom
Katherine Carroll
Joan Bybee
Kay Yeagle
Paul Heimdal
Beverly
Charles Johnson
Altrusans Continue In War Activities
Altrusa club members enjoyed a picnic supper Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. H. H. Beasley on the highway north. Mrs. Laura Cleveland was chairman of arrangements and Mrs. William L. Harlan presided.
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Altrusa Club
H. H. Beasley
Laura Cleveland
William L. Harlan
McQuades and Baby Arrive From Moscow
Mr and Mrs Henry McQuade and their baby Sharon Louise arrive Tuesday from Moscow. Mrs McQuade, formerly Betty Downing, will stay with her parents Judge and Mrs Jay L Downing in Pocatello for the duration. Mr McQuade will return to Moscow.
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Henry McQuade
Sharon Louise
Moscow
Couple Married at Christian Church
Miss Virginia Lewis of Boise and Dee Quesinberry, formerly of Poca Tell o, were united in marriage Monday evening at 6 30 in the chapel of Central Christian church. Rev. Paul De PF Mortimore officiated. The bride's mother, Mrs. Cleone Lewis of Boise, attended. The groom is a brother of Mrs. Nancy Keaton of 1140 North Hayes.
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Virginia Ewis
Boise
Dee Quesinberry
Pocatello
Central Christian Church
Paul de PF. Mortimore
Cleone Lewis
Nancy Keaton
North Hayes
Army air corps sergeant visits family in Idaho
While on furlough he serves with the 61st airdrome squadron of the Army Air Corps at Harvard Nebraska. Mrs J H Gundry of Omaha visited Pocatello for two weeks at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Stewart Weston. Mrs Gundry welcomed the arrival of a baby granddaughter born May 27. Mr Gundry and son Bob arrived over the weekend and plan to stay about ten days.
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William S. Hill
Julienne
Boise
Hyrum Crane
Mr. Hill
OPA
Margie Lee
Hills
Mr. Crane
Frank Varley
Frankie
John D
Salt Lake City
61St
Army Air Corps
Harvard
Nebraska
J. H. Gundry
Omaha
Pocatello
Stewart Weston
Banks Seek Joint Action Before Boise Charter Decision
Bank sponsors in Boise face possible consolidation or agreement before Finance Commissioner G L Jenkins can issue a charter. In a letter to Governor Bottolfsen he cites a 1943 banking law that complicates choosing between Boise Trust Company’s expansion and a new Boise bank proposed by H E Hemingway and partners from Pocatello Ogden. Protests cloud which applicant best serves the county.
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Boise
Finance
G. L. Jenkins
Jenkins
Bottolfsen
Boise Trust Company
H. E. Hemingway
Pocatello and
Ogden
Idaho Pensioners May Take Jobs During War
Idaho public assistance recipients may legally supplement their grants by working in agricultural jobs for the duration of the war. Public assistance commissioner H C Baldridge said the program, run with federal cooperation under a Social Security Act amendment, allows earnings without penalty while pensions stay based on the April levels.
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Boise
Idaho
Baldridge
Privately Built War Housing Occupancy Limited in Pocatello
Private war housing in Pocatello now restricted to in area in migrant war workers since July 1 1941. George W Coplen NHA regional rep says builders with priority assistance after February 10 1943 may select tenants with proof of eligibility via form NHA 60 8 and mail to Seattle. If not willing to follow method, occupancy report form NHA 609 must be filed when selling or renting.
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Pocatello
George W. Coplen
National Housing Agency
NHA
Seattle
Wash
Copien
Federal Housing Administration
Federal Public Housing Authority
Coplen
War housing plan for workers prepared with War Manpower
A housing program for workers and industries eligible for war housing is prepared by the office in cooperation with the War Manpower Commission. If workers are not in-migrate they qualify only for privately built and financed war housing with priority applications filed before February 10.
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War Manpower Commission
Court Reaffirms Wheat Penalty
The Supreme Court upheld the 49 cent per bushel penalty on excess wheat quotas. Rep Lemke led a challenge for farmers in Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and Kansas, affirming the DC Court of Appeals ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
District of Columbia Court of Apppeals
Rep. Lemke
R-N.d
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Kansas
Arkansas photographer fined for nudist magazine photos
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that two pictures published in a national nudist magazine were not art. Photographer Paul Hadley of Piggott was found guilty of obscenity and must pay a $50 fine. The court rejected his art defense, noting the nude images left nothing to the imagination.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Paul Hadley
Piggott
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