Debate over foreign aid funding and constitutional limits
The piece argues against additional foreign aid appropriations, labeling the program wasteful and unconstitutional. It cites Senator Sam Ervin and Senator Harry F Byrd, claims debt ballooning, political manipulation, and urges regular reviews and termination of outdated grant-in-aid programs to balance the budget.
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Sam Ervin, Jr
North Carolina Supreme Court
United States
Washington
United Statea
Harry F Byrd
America
The Soup Can and the American Advertising Dream
A brief portrait traces how a humble soup can led to a vast enterprise through signs, newspaper ads, and billboards. The expanding business employed thousands and supported many retail clerks and drivers while offering a cheaper home prepared soup, exemplifying the romantic stories behind American commerce.
Federal grant aid funds varied school and highway programs
The Chamber of Commerce explains that a high school girl baking cookies in home economics and a bulldozer operator on a state highway share a link. Both benefit from federal grant in aid programs. About 45 such programs exist and the federal government contributes to them.
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Congress
Chamber of Comerce
United States
A NAME WANTED
An unsigned communication to The Post for this week’s paper prompts the office to discuss the article’s merits. The publisher rejects unsigned pieces and reserves the right to edit. Objections to Paris teenage dances should be addressed to church authorities or dance supervisors.
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Main Street
Post
Paris
Private sale of Annie Clayton estate real estate Bear Lake County
The administrator Fred J Price will sell at private sale after February 19 1962 the real property in Bear Lake County Idaho to the highest bidder under probate court approval. Terms require 10 percent cash with balance on court confirmation. no title insurance. taxes 1961 and prior paid by estate. bids in writing to D E Haddock Hawkes Building Paris Idaho or to the administrator or probate clerk.
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Annie P. Clayton
Fred J Price
Annie P Clayton
Bear Lake County
Idaho
Co-Wit
Paris
Boise Mendian
D. E Haddock
Teacher's fond tribute to Fielding High School students
In 1954-56 Georgie Hardy Steed recalls two years at Fielding High School marked by hard work and laughter. She served as Junior Class sponsor in her second year and cherished the dances programs and activities she helped plan. She writes that the students honored her and that their memory remains precious as time passes.
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Fielding High
Slightly Higher Prices Expected for Home Goods in New Year
University Extension Service projects only a modest rise in housing and household equipment prices in the coming year. The overall price trend shows a gradual increase while housing's share of income remains near its 1950 level. Low income rural families gain access to Farm Home Administration loans for home repair and wells. Prices of appliances declined in 1961 and furniture sales dropped, with a recovery anticipated as new homes start.
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University Extension Service
Piggy Banks Blamed For Childish Saving Habits
Dialogue shows Mary and Annie criticizing piggy banks as childish savings, accusing them of fostering miserliness and turning parents into bank robbers through obsession with money. The playful exchange highlights attitudes toward saving in a domestic scene.
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Mary
Annie
Estate Sale Notice for Annie P. Grayton Deceased
The notice establishes sale timing in Idaho after initial publication and before sale. Dated January 29, 1962, Fred J. Price as Administrator of Annie P. Grayton’s estate publishes February 1, 8, 15, 1962.
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Idaho
Fred J. Price
Annie P. Grayton
Fire destroys Gerald Christensen ranch milking barn
A fire of undetermined origin leveled a farm building at the Gerald Christensen ranch Tuesday noon last week. All milking machinery and equipment and several young calves were burned. Locals report visitors and relatives in the area, with no injuries. The incident interrupted daily farm routines as families attended gatherings and checkups in nearby towns.
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Nola Haddock
Lois Thomas
Bloomington
Evga Matthews
Ann Hansen
A. H. Matthews
Salt Lake
Matthews
LDS Hospital
Hulme Matthews
A .H. Matthews
Eldon Hymas
Delray Loveland
Beryl Pugmire
Diana
Kirk
Jana
Chris Carlsen
Garth Carlsen
Paris
Evan Morgan
Beer Distributors Plan Scholarships For Idaho Agriculture Students
Idaho Beer Distributors Association will award two 250 scholarships to second year University of Idaho agriculture majors. Arnold Larsen of Moscow was named committee chair to set criteria and coordinate with university officials. The program aims to start by the second semester and supports agriculture students tied to Idaho barley and hops used by the brewing industry.
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Idaho Beer Distributors Association
University of Idaho
Arnold Larsen
Moscow
Idaho
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