Registration Rules Listed for Idaho Selective Service
Brigadier General M. G. McConnel outlines two main registration requirements for Idaho males under the Selective Training and Service Act. Men reaching 21 since last October must register between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. at their local board, and registrations should be made where they reside or are present. An estimated 3,364 Idaho men have turned 21 since last October.
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Idaho
M. G. McConnel
McConnel
Selective Training and Service
Coast Guard Auxiliary and Reserve
Selective Service Local Board
Veterinarians Meet BURLEY Speaker at Idaho Meeting
Dr A T Huffman of Salina Utah will speak at the Idaho Veterinary Medical association summer meeting in Burley on Tuesday and Wednesday. Other program participants include Dr E Don Copple of Boise state animal industry director and Dr Glen Holm of Moscow plus T A Elliott and other local veterinarians.
Rail Station Closes Hy Rum Utah Fast
Public service commission authorizes closure of Union Pacific station at Hy Rum Utah due to liability and no prospect of business growth. A separate note tells of clothing coupons and emergency help requests from a man named Harry, who asks for trouser coupons and jokes about his appearance. Brazil has 20 states.
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Salt Lake City
Public Service Commission
Union Pacific Railroad
Hyrum
Utah
Pants Cause Trouble in a London Cleaning Lost Pant Tale
Harry Chambers recounts a six week struggle after sending his pants to a London cleaners and having them lost. The article narrates the mishap and the ensuing trouble in a humorous tone.
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London
Harry Chambers
Harry
Senators Debate Russia Aid and Lend Lease Costs
In Washington on June 30 senators argued over boosting the lend lease program to aid Russia against Germany. They noted potential multi billion dollar increases and hinted the administration may request more funds, while Roosevelt pledged aid. Byrd questioned available equipment and Pepper warned of expanding costs to halt Hitler now versus later. Johnson cautioned against further spending.
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Washington
Russia
Roosevelt
Germany
Byrd
Great Britain
Mackay Woman Frances Fishel Dies in Salt Lake City
Frances Fishel 65 of Mackay Idaho died Saturday at her sister Emma Bosley’s home in Salt Lake City where she was getting medical care. She chaired Custer County Idaho Democratic party and once ran a tourist hotel in Mackay. Funeral services will be in Idaho.
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Salt Lake City
Frances Fishel
Mackay
Idaho
Emma Bosley
Fishel
Custer County
Idaho City
Aged Miner Janu ary Jones Dies in Reno
A veteran Nevada prospector and miner known for early Tonopah and Goldfield days died in a Reno hospital. He and his partners were reported to have taken over one million dollars from their Goldfield mines.
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Reno
Nev
Jones
Nevada
Tonopah
Goldfield
Reiser Faces Hot Chase From Slaughter and Mize
In New York on June 30 Pete Reiser of the Brooklyn Dodgers holds front in the National League batting race with a .366 average. Enos Slaughter and Johnny Mize of the St. Louis Cardinals trail. Slaughter leads in runs and hits while Mize climbs to .353. Ott’s 18 homers tops the circuit. Elmer Riddle records seven victories no defeats for Cincinnati.
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New York
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Dodgers
Enos Slaughter
Johnny Mize
St. Louis Cardinals
Reiser
Mize
Slaughter
Terry Moore
St. Louis
Mel Ott
Elmer Riddle
Cincinnati
Pioneer Sheepman O F Bacon Dies in Boise
O F Bacon 85 a pioneer sheep man who lived in Idaho 59 years is dead. He helped import the first blackfaced rams to Idaho from Canada in 1905 and partnered in the sheep business with several Boise area men. Survived by widow Florence Margaret Bacon and daughters Florence and Ruby Bacon of Boise. Funeral services set for tomorrow with Rev Harry S Hamilton officiating.
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Boise
O. F. Bacon
Idaho
Bacon
Walter C. Cleveland
Canada
James Farmer
Antone Uranga
John H. Boyle
Twin Falls
Patsy Healey
Ogden
Florence Margaret Bacon
Florence
Ruby Bacon
Harrys. Hamilton
Nampa
Rains Quench Idaho Fires
Lightning fires across Idaho's forests and grazing areas were largely extinguished by rain and crews. Payette forest supervisor Thomas Van Meter cited 21 small blazes soaked by up to 0.15 inches of rain while Boise forest chief Walter Berry reported nine fires in his section were out. Cascade lost power briefly after a lightning strike hit a generator. A Payette house was struck but no injuries occurred. The United States remains the world’s leading dairy nation.
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Boise
Forest and Grazing Service
Thomas van Meter
Payette National Forest
Walter Berry
Boise National Forest
Taylor Grazing Service
Cascade
Payette
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Dolph Camilli
Brooklyn
Bill Nicholson
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Lonnie Frey
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Comrouplings
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Western Giants
Rmil
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Lowell Wringer
Bob
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Plymouth
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Balester Auto Supply
North Main
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