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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1952

Page

4

Seven dollar steaks you’re all paying for inflation

The Newsweek based piece shows average Americans pay 32 cents of every dollar in taxes direct and hidden, with $300 income tax on 3500 yearly families and $798 hidden taxes. Inflation erodes buying power into 1960, raising prices for pork chops steak cars and shoes, affecting fixed incomes hardest. U.S. grants and loans total $72 billion since 1940, exceeding annual indirect taxes, and surpassing costs of many historic wars.

Newsweek Magazine Tax Foundation U. S U.S Chamber of Commerce of the United States George Washington Warren Harding

Birthday dinner honors Arwen Larsen in Preston

Mr and Mrs Dennis Larsen and children and other Preston families gathered for a birthday dinner for Arwen Larsen. Milton Tate and James Tate welcomed a baby girl born March 25, with proud parents. DUP met with ten women led by Magdalene Jensen. Leona Forsgren gave the lesson. Ariel Meek hosted Tamera’s ninth birthday party with games and refreshments.

Dennis Larsen Preston Mr.Larsen Arwen Larsen Sherman Woolf Arleen Dennis Floyd Bryant Golightly Idaho Falls Milton Packer James Tate Milton Tate Leona Forsgren Peter Karen Hansen Ariel Meek Tamera

Compulsory Unionism Explored by Maurice R Franks

Maurice R. Franks discusses compulsory unionism, contrasting union shops with unionized shops. He argues union shops coerce dues paying members, extend labor tolls, and undermine workers right to bargain collectively by their chosen means. The piece defends collective bargaining as protected by law and condemns abuses by union leadership.

Maurice R. Franks National Labor Management Foundation Partners American Labor Movement Maurice R

Compulsory unionism under fire from labor critics

A commentary denounces compulsory unionism as a mockery of workers rights arguing that the closed shop undermines collective bargaining. It criticizes labor leaders and the Washington administration for promoting union shop in railroads despite evidence of its non-necessity.

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The Preston Citizens News Item

A brief notice from The Preston Citizens at No 8 outlines a local community update. It references address or household context and invites reader awareness of forthcoming notices and events.

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