WMC Committees Plan Uniform Idaho Manpower Rules
Idaho manpower committees from three areas met in Boise to outline administrative details for the new WMC controls effective July 1. Director A. J. Tillman said the plan will cover manpower allowances employment ceilings and priorities.
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Boise
War Manpower Commission
Idaho
WMC
A. J. Tillman
Southeastern Idaho
H. A. Daniels
Union Pacific Railroad
Pocatello
W. L. Phillips
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Harry Bleeck
Amalgamated Sugar Co
Twin Falls
Harold Buhler
Boy Scouts Aid in Local Bond Drive
Frank Birrell retail chairman for Pocatello Fifth War Loan Drive says Boy Scouts supported the bond rally, with twenty eight scouts carrying United Nations flags and a Army Air Base band providing music. Scouts distributed several thousand posters for the war effort to local businesses.
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Frank Birrell
Pocatello
Boy Scouts of Pocatello
United Nations
Army Air Base
Birrell
Boy Scouts
Pat Fldredge
Jimmy Hutchens
Bill Wilson
Carl Marler
Dean Miller
Don Pugmire
Dean Roberts
Junior Lowe
Robert Dudley
Ray Nelson
Donald Stevene
Jack Bonner
Charles Kleffner
Paul Arnold
Bob Dickerson
Charles England
Eugine Burns
Ronald Nielson
Roger Shippert
Evan Jones
Lloyd Ferguson
Lorin Hancock
Ralph Pehrson
Eugine Mullins
Robert Wilson
Duane Farnes
Veterinarians Elect Idaho Association Officers
Dr J D Lee of Salmon City was elected president of the Idaho Veterinary Medical Association at its two day summer convention. Dr M Grootes of Twin Falls was elected vice president and Dr P H Graves of Idaho Falls reelected secretary. Time and place for the next convention will be announced later.
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Twin Falls
J. D. Lee
Salmon City
Priday
Idaho Veterinary Medical Association
Paul S. Hannah
Blackfoot
M. Grootes
P. H. Graves
Idaho Falls
Caldwell war labor camp reaches capacity for first time
Caldwell CALDWELL war food administration camp houses 595 farm workers, a peak for the site since its founding. Camp manager Rex Hunsaker notes 431 was the 1943 peak. Most laborers are Japanese with 38 whites and 14 negroes. The camp serves Parma Emmett Nampa Marsing Caldwell areas, which also have 1200 Mexican nationals and 400 migrant workers for summer crops.
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Caldwell
Caldwell War Food Administration
Rex Hunsaker
Parma
Emmett
Nampa
Marsing
Farmers Must File Income Tax Report
Boise report notes farmers with at least 500 dollars gross annual income must file a federal income tax return under the new act. Idaho community property law requires a couple to have more than 1,000 dollars gross to count toward a 500 dollar individual filing. A final 1944 return is due January 15, 1945, with full payment. otherwise an estimated tax must be paid January 15 and final return filed March 15, 1945.
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Boise
University of Idaho Extension Service
Idaho
Taft forms five subcommittees for Republican platform
Senator Taft announces five subcommittees to draft platform planks. Post-war business with FE H Moore of Oklahoma as chair and Rose Mayes of Idaho. Foreign trade chaired by Alf M Landon with Tom Heath of Idaho. Western and Pacific chaired by Lowell C Padget of Oregon with A V Watkins of Utah and Rose Mayes of Idaho.
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Chicago
Taft
Ohio
Republican Platform Committee
Businessa
FE. H Moore
Oklahoma
Rose Mayes
Idaho
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Tom Heath
Western and Pacific
Lowell C. Padget
Oregon
A. V. Watkins
Utah
V. C. Garner
Western Delegates To Meet Nominee
Western delegates will hold an hour conference with the Republican nominee once named. Lowell C. Paget of Portland heads a western sub committee forming a western plank for the GOP platform. Ezra Whitla of Idaho authorized a representative, Sylvan Pauly of Deer Lodge to handle the work.
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Chicago
Lowell C. Paget
Portland
Ore
Paget
Republican Platform Committee
Wts
Republican National Committee
Ezra Whitla
Idaho
Sylvan Pauly
Deer Lodge
Mont
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Downey Sells Bonds in Fifth War Loan Drive
Downey war bond committee sponsored a bond election Friday night at which Capt. Ben Rogers spoke. Nine awards from 15 cents to $5 were given to ticket holders. Bert Almond read a letter to boys honored in a previous bond auction. Letters to local boys in every theater totaled 71. Bonds sold totaled $11,000, lifting Downey’s fifth war loan to $30,000 so far.
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Downey War Bond Committee
Ben Rogers
The
Pocatello Army Air Field
Bert Almond
Downey
G Bonds Recommended To Farmers as Investment
Don Brown war bond drive chairman for Bannock county urges farmers with savings to consider the G series as a current income investment. The bonds pay 24 percent annual interest, semiannually, mature in 12 years, and redeem at par with guaranteed redemption values. On the owner’s death the bonds are redeemable by the estate at par.
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Don Brown
Bannock County
Pocatello
Treasury
Suzanne Gasser Returns From Boulder School
Suzanne Gasser daughter of Mr and Mrs Ivan Gasser came home Tuesday from Boulder Colorado where she has been attending school She will return Friday for the summer session.
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Suzanne Gasser
Ivan Gasser
Bolder
Colo
Former Official Charles G. Allen Dies at 65
Charles G. Allen 65 former state athletic commissioner and Boise Capitol News employee died yesterday in a local hospital. He served as athletic commissioner during Gov. Chase A. Clark's administration.
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Boise
Charles G. Allen
Boise Capitol News
Chase A. Clark
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