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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1952
Page
4
Merchants recoil at Hollywood economists like Bob Hope urging buyers to buy only what they need. Prices sit below ceilings as firms employ tricks, while the Office of Price Stabilization faces public backlash and shrinking sales. If inflationary pressure returns, the agency should be scuttled.
A Boise dentist studying 7000 schoolchildren reports tooth decay at about two fifths of a tooth per year, double the rate among Nampa children who drink properly fluoridated water. Dr Paul Poulson urges immediate Boise water fluoridation and city council action.
The Idaho Farm Journal endorses Erwin H. Schweibert of Caldwell for the Republican nomination to Congress. They praise his dignity integrity and steady record as state representative and state senator from Canyon County, arguing he would offer moderation and competence in Washington.
Frank K. Tweedy, head of the Boise regional blood center committee, designates March 25 to April 26 as Idaho Blood Month to exceed January’s 4 299 pint collection. The kickoff is March 20 in Boise with dignitaries donating blood. the drive ends April 25 at the University of Idaho.
Editor notes George Peck's stance on social security echoing historic tea dumping. The piece cites Mrs. Mary D. Cain of Summit Mississippi rebuking Secretary Snyder, condemning social security as unconstitutional and anti American while urging tax resistance.
Citizens from Ohio to Florida question the social security tax for the self employed and call the law a socialist, unconstitutional program. They urge indicting the law and testing its constitutionality in court, describing it as a hoax and a revenue tool for a growing bureaucracy.
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