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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

2

Bowles Forecasts Meat Price Surge If Controls End

President Truman's treasury secretary nominee John W. Snyder wins Senate Finance Committee approval. Economic Stabilizer Chester Bowles warns lifting OPA meat controls would drive prices up 40 to 50 percent, with a meat shortage likely for a year. Bowles urges quick action on the extension bill as stockholders wait until July 1. Truman also seeks large rescissions and contract cuts across civil agencies, war, and navy departments.

Washington Senate Finance Committee Truman John W. Snyder Bowles Senate Congress Senate Committee White House

Stock Growers to Attend Western Farm Bureau Conference

Idaho livestock men urged to attend the American Farm Bureau Federation western regional meeting in Yellowstone Park on June 26. Old Faithful Lodge hosts a four day program with talks by national authorities on cooperative regional livestock marketing and industry problems. Key speakers include L B Mann P O Wilson Herman Aaberg and L A Rozzoni among others with delegations from Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana and New Mexico.

Idaho American Farm Bureau Federation Yellowstone Park Swanson Pocatello Old Faithful Lodge L. B. Mann Farm Credit Administration Washington, D. C P. O. Wilson National Livestock Producers Association Chicago Herman Aaberg Cuicaco L. A. Rozzoni California Farm Bureau Federation Berkeley Calif Arizona California Colorado Montana

Regional Livestock Cooperative Marketing Considered

Chairman Rozzoni states regional livestock cooperative marketing is feasible and will benefit producers as a project is formulated across Nevada New Mexico Utah Washington and Wyoming.

Vada New Mexico Utah Washington Wyoming Rozzoni

Faculty Member To Succeed Dale

W F McNaughton chairman of the University Board of Regents said a faculty member at the University of Idaho will be named acting president to succeed Harrison C Dale. Dale resigns effective Sept 1 and the temporary appointment will be made next month at the board meeting in Pinecroft Idaho. The action aims to have someone available to work with Dale this summer on the university budget for the legislature.

McNaughton Pinecroft Idaho Dale

Court Cancels Papers on Nazi Ties Citizenship

The Supreme Court approved canceling a German born man Paul Knauer’s citizenship granted by Milwaukee in 1937. U.S. District Court canceled in 1944 for a false oath of allegiance. Justice Douglas wrote the majority with Justices Rutledge Murphy Black opinions and Justice Jackson abstained.

Washington Supreme Court Paul Knauer Milwaukee U.S. District Court Douglas Justice Rutledge Justice Murphy Justice Black Justice Jackson

Workman Appears Before Congress In Plea for Bread

A Washington wood worker testified before a Senate small business committee, waving a loaf of bread to illustrate a bread shortage. F. L. Frillman recounted two hours and five bakeries checked for bread, as bakers gave their views on supply issues and rising meat and salami scarcity.

Washington Senate Congressional F. L. Frillman Senate Frillman

Ashton Gets Loan From Rural Electrification Agency

Idaho Senator Charles C. Gossett announced that Ashton secured a loan from the Rural Electrification Administration. The loan supports power services expansion and rural electrification efforts in the region. Officials stated the funding will bolster electrical infrastructure.

Loan Approved for Fall River REA Transmission Line

The Fall River Rural Electrification Association at Ashton receives a $200,000 loan for construction of a transmission line from Ashton to West Yellowstone and the building of three substations in the Ashton area.

Tion Fall River Ashton West Yellowstone

Pocatelloans Endorse School Bond For High School Site

Endorsed at a Monday noon meeting the school bond issue calling for 88000 to buy five lots east of the auditorium gymnasium, add sidewalks tennis courts and a new cafeteria. They will vote July 3. They will not support the county hospital bond and will study a church hospital option.

Pocatelloans, Inc

Relief from rheumatism and arthritis promised by advertising

A testimonial from Mrs. Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington claims years of suffering from rheumatism and arthritis ended after using NUE Laboratories product. She invites others to write for information at P O Box 825.

Anna Pautz P.O Vancouver Wash

Krug Seeks Compromise on Western Reclamation Funds

Secretary of the Interior Krug warned of horse-trading before final Idaho and western reclamation appropriations. He praised wartime telescoping work, cited veteran housing needs, and dodged a firm stance on the proposed Columbia Valley Authority while noting inspiration from the Tennessee Valley Authority. The party planned a tour to Grand Coulee and related projects.

Boise Idaho West Interior Krug House Senate Columbia Valley Authority Tennessee Valley Authority Columbia Basin Ephrata, Wash Grand Coulee Dam

Gossett Responds To Donart Endorsement In Idaho Race

Idaho Senator Charles C. Gossett said only four county Democratic committees backed George E. Donart for the U S senate appointment after Joan Thomas death. Donart claimed over 60 percent of key party members supported him. Gossett had resigned as governor to accept the appointment last November 17.

Boise Charles C. Gossett George E. Donart Weiser U. S. Senate Joan Thomas Donart Gossett Dave Bush George Donart

Endorsements Shape 1945 Primary Campaign Signals

A political report notes how four county Democratic committees backed Donart while the state chairmans endorsement circulated in most state papers on November 16, 1945. The piece discusses timing of statements to reach voters before the primary.

Donart

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