Idaho Chapter aids handicapped children through Easter Seal drive
Mr. Neil Moashety administrator of the Elk’s Convalescent Home in Boise and Mrs d E a sum supervise five full time teachers funded by the Idaho Chapter National Society for Crippled Children and Adults. About 67 children from across the state received school at the Elk’s Home last year while confined in Boise hospitals as part of the program. Education uses the child’s texts when possible to align with home classes and enable return to regular schooling. The Easter Seals sale funds surgery hospitalization medical care rehabilitation and appliances for the handicapped with the drive closing April 9.
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Neil Moashety
The
Elk's
Lilly DeCleir
Mary d’Easum
Aera
Perhesore
Boise
DeCleir
d'Easum
Idaho
National Society For’ Crippled Children and Adults
Ofdaho
Protestant churchmen in Detroit urge extensive taxation
A group of prominent Protestant churchmen in Detroit, under the sponsorship of the Federal Council of Churches, voted to recommend to the public the extensive use of taxation to reduce income inequalities. The Associated Press notes the stance clashes with American concepts of taxation as a funding tool, not confiscation, as argued in Spargo and Arner's Elements of Socialism.
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iDetroit
Federal Council of ,Churches. . of Christ
America
Associated ,. Press
Spargo
Arner
MacMillan
Detroit meeting fuels clash over tax policy debate
A column argues delegates from 30 states and 22 Protestant denominations attend a Detroit convocation urging a Marxist tax plan. It satirically envisions a heavy income tax and critiques redistribution as robbery, contrasting American ideals with socialist taxation. It cites Marx and Engels and cites police court notes.
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Detroit
Karl Marx
Marx
Engles
University of Idaho Holstein herd records 1949 output
The Holstein herd at the University of Idaho milking 21 cows produced 14 330 pounds of milk and 517.6 pounds of butterfat in 1949. Individual cows show Ida Inka Carlo at 21 863 pounds milk and 738 pounds butterfat. The herd, milked twice daily, reflects improving butterfat and milk yields over generations and supports dairy research and student training. Idaho bean acreage set at 104 000 acres for 1956. Bonneville barley variety not recommended. Velvon and Gem preferred.
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University of Idaho
Friesian Association of America
D.L. Fourt
University Dairy Husbandryman
Idaho Inka Carlo
College of Agriculture
Idaho
Perimnet
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