Hoover Links World Problems to Local Welfare
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told an American Bar Association audience in Los Angeles that state national and international problems are inseparable from local welfare. He warned of the danger of world communism and cited crime costs and civil-liberties tensions in the United States.
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F.B.I
Hoover
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
American Bar Association
Los Angeles
Soviet Union
Mr. Hoover
United States
Communist Party
Court remarks on standards of proofs and parole policy
The piece notes dismissals for vague indictments such as drowning without specifying the liquid and a hitchhiker case for stomping a motorist where the shoes were not stated. It quotes Mr. Hoover arguing for court-led protection of the innocent and cautions against leniency toward repeat offenders. It cites Lake Titicaca as the world’s highest navigable lake and recalls Maria Hester Monroe’s White House marriage in 1820. An aside claims egg white can remove chewing gum from nearly everything.
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Hoover
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Gatherings
Nampa residents and friends share weekend visits with relatives across towns including Logan Hyrum Laketown and Ogden. The column lists stake visitors church events football in Hyrum and a birthday dinner for Anita Beck plus a presidential fact about the first balloon flight in 1798 observed by George Washington.
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Harley Matthisen
Nampa
Virginia Beck
Mutual
Hazel L. Peterson
Logan
George Johnson
Jay Johnson
Anita Beck
Linda Olsen
Joy
Brent
Kent Shurtliff
Clearfield
L. J
Avis Painter
Mary Parker
Merna Bee
Genean Peterson
Ivy Parker
Linda -Orson-Hy Grimmett
Paris
Russell Sorenson
L. J. Shurtliff
Hyrum
Willard Lindsay
Soda Springs
Hazel Peterson
Maurice Beck
Laketown
Jack Henry
Tucson
Ariz
Marie Beck
Anita
Hebert Phelps
Marla Beck
Jack Henley
America
Francois Blanchard
George Washington
Idaho Farm Deaths Study Shows High Farm Fatalities
The Idaho Department of Health reports in 1957 agricultural fatalities accounted for about one quarter of all occupational deaths in Idaho. Sixteen to be precise six farm deaths involved tractors, with tractor overturns a major cause over nine years. The study, prepared for the governor's farm safety committee, aims to boost rural accident prevention efforts.
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Idaho Department of Health
Idaho
State Department of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Gem State
W. W. Benson
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
Blaine
Custer
Lewis Owyhee
Valley
Terrell
Carver
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Dodgers
Society Stationery
Auditor’s Reports
Voucher
Pans Post
Pt — Thes
Empire Air
Lake Titicaca
South America
White House
Maria Hester Monroe
Samuel L. Gouverneur
New York
Ovid News
T. Jefferson
Dunford
Cliff
Cael
Warp Bros
Eningee
Petco
UMC Eco
Garans
Cae
Hoghoss
Windovt
Ane
Nye Neo
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