Idaho Banks Make 68 000 Loans
Fifty two per cent of Idaho banks reported 26 institutions participating in the ABA survey covering July to December 1940. They made 49 062 new loans totaling 23 219 633 and 18 865 renewals totaling 12 607 466 plus 1 801 497 in 68 545 mortgage loans, with an overall loan total of 37 628 596.
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Your Child and His Problems
A guidance note from a parenting column advises parents to allow teens to wean from home and seek independence. It argues that distancing from parents and forming new bonds with trusted peers is normal, and that giving space helps adolescence become self-sufficient while maintaining affection.
Peter Discovers Good In Blacky The Crow
Peter Rabbit observes Blacky the Crow feeding his mate in the Green Forest and concludes that even a sly neighbor can show kindness. He notes Blacky’s quiet behavior and resilience, reflecting on the good that can exist in difficult characters.
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CCC Enrollments Open for 320 Idaho Young Men
Idaho offers 320 job seekers chance to enroll in CCC camps July 9 and 18. Applicants aged 17 to 34 must be unmarried U.S. citizens, physically fit, and out of work. Enrollees receive 30 dollars monthly plus board room medical care and schooling in Idaho camps with training in auto mechanics surveying cooking forestry and driving.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Bannock County
Fires Burn Vast Idaho Grazing Lands Under Control
Fires in south central Idaho have scorched thousands of acres across grazing lands. Officials say all but one blaze near Richfield to the Union Pacific line is under control, about 20 000 acres in the main fire. Over 150 civilian conservation corps and volunteers fight the lines. A 1000 acre Hansen butte fire in Twin Falls county and a 17 000 acre Raft river blaze in Cassia county are reported controlled.
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Clark Says He Cannot Speak In Boise Thursday
Boise Valley American First vice chairman J. W. Bissel said Senator D. Worth Clark of Idaho notified the group he would be unable to address the mass meeting in Boise Thursday night. Clark is on a western speaking tour opposing intervention in Europe and will address a Salt Lake City meeting Saturday.
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Peter Seeks Redtail Hawk Nest in Green Forest
Peter runs to a lonely spot in the Green Forest to check if Redtail the Hawk is using an old nest again. The tale continues with Peter discovering another secret and the forest’s quiet shifts around him.
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Gem Boy State Legislature Opens Under Adkinson Guidance
Local Boy associate editor Jay Jensen of Pocatello presided Tuesday at a Gem State program where state Senator E D Baird and J Frank Martin spoke on legislative and parliamentary procedures. Students debated communism and socialism with James Schoonover and Leroy Palmer clashing. Carl Burke discussed misuse of democracy.
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Idaho
The Plane Returns in The Sacred Dagger Chapter 25
In The Sacred Dagger Chapter 25 Dr Willard is blamed by Jana for the troubles as characters cope with a desert setting and a returning plane. Sherwood arrives with uncertain news and reveals no information about Anne’s missing parents as the group awaits further clues.
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Beth
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Blaze and Blaze’s bold game at the Nagara camp
In a tense camp scene Blaze recounts his escape from Nagaras after a massacre by Russians and Emir agents. He joins the expedition but faces distrust as Anne, Beth, and Sherwood weigh his motives and dangers. Dinner becomes a humorous test of alliances amid risk and rumor.
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Morning Paper Quits in Sandusky After 119 Years
The morning edition of the Sandusky Register-Star-News has been suspended leaving Sandusky with only one newspaper for the first time in 79 years. The Register, a morning paper, was among the oldest in the state, having been published for 119 years.
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