House Appropriations Committee Approves Relief Fund Cut
The House Appropriations Committee voted to cut the work relief fund to 885.9 million dollars for the year starting July 1, a 35 percent reduction from the current total. The plan implies WPA rolls decline by about 44 percent from last year’s peak as restrictions remain in place.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House Appropriations Committee
House
W.P.M
Howard Hunter
WPA
APA
Congress
Agriculture Department
Army To Take 252 In July
Idaho is ordered to furnish 252 men in July for selective service training, boosting total called since last October to 2,442 of a planned 11,000 in all armed services. Inductions run July 7-11 and 14-15, with 91 from north Idaho to Tacoma and 161 from south Idaho to Salt Lake City.
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Boise
Idaho
South Idaho
Adkison
Grazers Debate District Fees At Idaho Meeting
U S grazing service officials led by J E Stablein discussed range appraisal methods and fee plans with five state advisory board members in Bannock hotel. Mont H Saunderson and J H Leech presented findings from Salt Lake City. meetings aim to set reasonable fees per grazing district. Participants listed include Worth Lee Roland Hawes Dan Cavanagh Max Cohn Rowley Babcock Fred Woodie Archie McFarland Floyd Whitaker W J Tapper Angus McRae.
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U. S. Grazing Service
J. E. Stablein
U. S
Idaho
Stablein
Bannock Hotel
Mont H. Saunderson
J. H. Leech
Salt Lake City
Saunderson and
Leech
R. H. Rutledge
Department of Interior
Owyhee
Worth Lee
Roland Hawes
Twin Falls
Dan Cavanagh
Max Cohn
Lost River
Rowley Babcock
Fred Woodie
Lemhi
Archie McFarland
Floyd Whittaker
W. J. Tapper
Angus McRae
Extension urged to buy 1941 honey crop by Western program
Idaho official Joseph Andrasen urged extending the surplus marketing administration 7,000,000 pound purchase of western honey to include the 1941 crop. He noted most of last year’s crop has been bought and said extension would help oil producers obtain assistance.
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Boise
Surplus Marketing Administration
Joseph Andrasen
Emmett and Pocatello notes of crops theft and civic events
The report notes rain damage to the Lambert cherry crop near Emmett and losses to Bing and Royal Ann varieties. Pocatello police investigate a stolen license plate 3A-48-46 from a car in a parking lot near the Union Pacific station. The civil service commission announces examinations for Mineral Economists and Cylinder Pressman. District Judge McDougall grants a divorce to Neva Conklin versus Garvin Conklin for extreme cruelty with no children or property involved. Local and regional updates include gas supply comments, military inductions, and community events at the Lions convention in Ogden and a garden party in Pocatello.
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Union Pacific
L. J. Sullivan
I. E. McDougall
Neva Conklin
Garvin Conklin
Local thefts and legal notices span county scene
Reports include thefts of two hams canned goods and car items found on a flat car at Shoshone, a blow torch spray gun compressor and saws stolen from a garage, and a wool coat taken from a car near Green Triangle. A civil suit by Wayne Bell against Gate City Furriers moves on after probate court costs. The North Bannock fair plans and 4-H clubs in Bannock county are outlined with leadership and schedules.
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Shoshone
Evan Winker
Taft
Teddy Comstock
South Third
Fred and
Kelly
Wayne Watson Bell
Julia Pullos
Gate City
Local Court Fines For Multiple Offenses Highlighted
In police court Lorin Seivers was fined ten dollars for intoxication. Andrew Mitchell’s petit larceny case was sent to Justice Charles W. Hyde, who fined ten dollars. Paul H. Boettcher, 19, was transferred to Hyde’s court and fined ten dollars with committal in lieu of the fine. Lester D. Welland, 21, of 522 North Main, faced traffic violation charges for running.
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Lorin Seivers
Petit Larceny
Andrew Mitchell
Court of Justice
Charles W. Hyde
Union Pacific
Hyde
Paul H. Boettcher
Justice of the Peace
Lester D. Welland
North Main
Local drivers fined for running stop signs and speeding
A stop sign violation at Main and Carson led to a $2.50 fine. Mrs. Ivan L. Hewitt of 435 South Tenth faced a $2.50 fine for running a stop sign at Main and Halliday. Gerald H. Ransom, 21, of 386 Pershing, was fined $20 for speeding 43 mph along Gould Street viaduct to Oak Street. Merrill F. Bower, 19, of 318 South Second, also fined $20 for traveling 43 mph from Gould Street viaduct to Oak Street.
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Main and
Carson
Ivan L. Hewitt
South Tenth
Halliday
Gerald H. Ransom
Pershing
Gould Street
Oak Street
Merrill F. Bower
South Second
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L. R. Potter
North Tenth
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Lava Hot Springs
Civil Service Commission
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Ogden
Richard Y Clayton
John F. Lund
Lyle Hiner
Parry Harrison
Frank Rambo
Rudy Willecke
Frank Grover
Portland Rose
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Electa Kensington
Masonic Temple
Lillian Kitchen
Jacksonville
Florida
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E. S. Harper, Sr
Pocatellans
Mr. Harper, Jr
University of Southern California
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J. D. Powell
Brynella
Ithaca
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Fort Leonard Wood
Wayne W. Millard
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Soda Springs
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Emmet
Emmett
Mr. Wagner
Ivy Rebekah Kensington
C.F. Hall
W. H. Allen
Bjessie Hanson
Bessie Newton
Evan Chivers
Chivers
Wiliam Dean Bovie
Bannock
Boyle
Ray Buhler
Frank Sullivan
State Industrials Pol
St. Anthony
Handee
North Seventh
Arablue Ensemble
Arrow
North Bannock County Fair
Gene Clark
Glenn Kunker
William Butts
Jess Cherry
Eph Sorensen
Thos. Farnsworth
W. P. Havener
Vincent E. Scheeck
Detroit
Michigan
The
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E. H. Begret
American Legion
Gardwell
Memorial Parks
Garfield and Lewis
Irving Field
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Alameda Park
Claude Johnson
Bannock County
Bakers Club
Nolan Nelson
Lois Crossley
Marjorie Miles
Leora Merrill
Norma Potter
Ivins Calf Club
Bancroft District
David R. Johnson
Newell Sorensen
Roger Johnson
Edwin Gummersall
Floyd Banks
John Johnson
Vincent BE. Schoeck
Flanl
George Nicolo
George Niccolo 59
Gust Pappoigustas
Mountainview Cemetery
Death Valley Desert
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Conoco
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Newcorth Motor Oil
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Ahl
Wheening
Maine
Purcue University
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