Oil Rationing Talks Signal War Needs
President and officials urge conserving fuel as battle demands rise and Atlantic shortages loom. Ickes hints at gas free Sundays while Canadian ads claim no fuel shortage. New deals include Harlan Stone as chief justice nominee and Byrnes and Jackson to court vacancies. Sugar and wheat production forecasts updated by the Agriculture Department. Henry Dworshak, Idaho representative, notes figures.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Ickes
Dominion
Harlan Stone
Supreme Court
Byrnes
South Carolina
Jackson
West
Mississippi
Department of Agriculture
Henry Dworshak
Congress
Idaho
Mediterranean Piracy, Climate, and Reclamation Concepts
The text describes the Mediterranean as one quarter the size of the U S, its shoreline length, varied coasts, and historic piracy links to settlements and navies. It outlines climate patterns with scarce rain, seasonal gales, and major rivers like Nile and Rhone. Also noted is a German engineer's plan to reclaim land via damming straits and Sahara lakes.
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United States
New York
Los Angeles
Gibraltar
Syria
Azores
San Francisco
Honolulu
Barbary
Atlas Mountains
Balearic Archipelago
Corsica
Adriatic
Dalmatian
Caucasus
Black Sea
Aegean Islands
Crete
Asia Minor
Mediterranean
Venice
Nile
Rhone
Ebro
Atlantic
Dardanelles
Suez Canal
Sahara
Monocle Sales Rise Amid Debate
The optical trades report notes a 10 percent increase in monocle sales. The eyewear targets those who wish to view the world only as their side of the controversy allows.
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Optical Trades
Exiled royalty vanish from Paris sidewalk cafes
Tiny mentions of former Paris based royalty and their bold table top schemes fade from current chatter as exiles move away from the spotlight.
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Paris
Remember Thy Creator in the Days of Youth
A reflective line urges attention to divine duties in youth. It cautions against virtue only from weariness of sin and stresses seeking spiritual grounding early in life.
Americans Cheer Then Question Route Ahead
Americans express optimism with chants of Let's go while facing uncertainty about next steps. The quote contrasts celebratory resolve with concern over future direction and decisions. The piece underscores public sentiment during transitions and calls for guidance.
Marriage as Religion in Pursuit of Happiness
A compact reflection argues marriage mirrors religious devotion, suggesting success hinges on mutual happiness and fulfillment. It contends that unions lacking such joy are failures, framing partnership as a path to wellbeing rather than mere obligation.
Scotch Is Going Up
A note warns that liquor prices rise as only buyers with substantial funds can afford the higher priced whiskey, reflecting a tight market for spirits.
Idaho Minnetonka cave opens for public tours in Bear Lake county
Idaho Minnetonka cave eight miles up canyon from St. Charles in Bear Lake county welcomes visitors on Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays with WPA guides. A half mile hike leads to the cave entrance. the cave extends about a half mile underground featuring large caverns and formations of stalactite stalagmite helactite and fossils.
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Minnetonka Cave
St. Charles
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Migrant Farm Labor Camps Planned Across Idaho Plants
Walter A. Duffy of the farm security administration in Portland Oregon says Idaho will provide housing and facilities for about 2500 seasonal agricultural worker families. Permanent camps near Caldwell and Twin Falls already open with 550 family capacity and comprehensive community services. Mobile camps at Wilder Nampa and more locations will follow, each unit housing about 200 families with tents showers and nursing staff.
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Walter A. Duffy
Farm Security Administration
Portland
Ore
Idaho
Caldwell
Twin Falls
Duffy
General Assembly
Wilder
Nampa
Burley
Midway
Driggs
Victor
Blackfoot
Shelley
Wiley Howell and wartime shifts spark mixed views
Wiley Howell, former Idaho Southern University athlete, now with the Royal Air Force in Canada after failing naval aviation over dental issues, reflects on conscription fairness. The piece also notes WPA funding debates, lend-lease aid totals, and House fights over cost-plus contracts as defense discussions loom.
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Wiley Howell
Idaho Southern University
Royal Air Force
Canada
Wiley
Dearing Reports WPA Funding Cut and Employment Decline
The house approved an appropriation of 875 million for the Work Projects Administration in the new fiscal year, down from 1.351 billion this year, a 35 percent drop. Average WPA employment is forecast to fall from 1.7 million to 1.0 million, after a peak of 3.014 million in 1939. Despite increased defense activity, further reductions are anticipated.
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House
Dearing
Work Projects Administration
WPA
Law Keep Your Name Off This List
Jose Mandez was fined $10 in police court today. William O'Con nor was fined $15, police records showing he had been given a suspended fine at the session of court June 17. Don C. Nichols, 61, was fined $100 and ordered to leave town for tapping the till at Blue Ribbon bakery. John Canaghan, 80, was fined $100 and noted as in the city since June 17 selling pencils to cover a begging racket. Traffic Violations. Loyd K. Johnson, 43, pending on reckless driving. bond forfeited. Clyde Evans, Robert Hartvigsen, Mrs. James R. Morgan, Orell S. Hulet forfeited bonds on illegal parking. Gilbert Lee Towne, 18, and Joseph Hunt, 19, fined $10 each for stealing gasoline from a K T Beverage truck. five gallon can and hose confiscated.
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Jose Mandez
William O’connor
Don C. Nichols
Nichols
Blue Ribbon
John Canaghan
Loyd K. Johnson
Roosevelt
Johnson
William Fife
Clyde Evans
Robert Hartvigsen
James R. Morgan
Orell S. Hulet
Gilbert Lee Towne
Joseph Hunt
K. & T. Beverage Company
South Second
Power Youth Advances
Power Youth advances in AMERICAN FALLS as Mrs Glen Roberts reports receiving new word on June 19 from an internal source. The note reflects ongoing local youth program updates and community engagement efforts.
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American Falls
Glen Roberts
Son advances to sergeant in 64th training battalion
The corporal Harry Ekanger in Company A of the 64th training battalion has been promoted to sergeant. He is stationed at Camp Wolters, Texas.
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Harry Ekanger
Camp Wolters
Texas
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