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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1951
Page
13
The LDS church mourns the death of George Albert Smith a Christian leader whose life of service inspired tolerance kindness and broad religious influence. His legacy is seen in the way he united people across faiths and nations and his example is lauded as a standard for church leadership.
Local leaders warn the Franklin County sugar plant faces decline without beet supply. They argue sugar and its by products support a wide range of military and civilian needs from artificial blood plasma to canned goods and rations, urging federal action to protect domestic beet sugar.
The Fortieth Congress debated Indian affairs staffing for Idaho and territories. E D Holbrook, Idaho delegate, pressed for 12 superintendents, failed, demanded funds for Indian wars, refused to retract, and was censured at the bar after raising charges against another delegate.
Carl Nicholson a prominent Boise valley sheepman donated a ewe and lamb for auction at Kuna and Melba area sale. Proceeds will benefit the American Red Cross.
A political essay argues the Truman administration created the inflation engine through farm and labor favors and wage hikes. It notes labor leaders and the White House oppose the inflation fight and cites Alan Valentine’s resignation and remarks about support from labor, the White House, and the Democratic National Committee.
Senator Kefauver faces questions about televised hearings and their impact on public policy. The piece argues for clear rules on what Congress and committees may broadcast, warning against unchecked editorial power by networks and sponsors, and urging a provisional policy while telecast practices are developed.
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