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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1952
Page
3
The piece argues voters face a grave choice at the November 4 election between two divergent political visions. It frames the ballot as a clash of governing principles rather than party lines, contrasting traditions of Washington and Franklin with those of Jefferson and Jackson and accusing the opposing side of socialist influence.
U S News and World Report outlines a Democratic strategy centered on 69 southern electoral votes and heavy turnout in big cities with strong labor and minority blocs. The analysis expects 268 electoral votes for Democrats, while warning the plan could fail if conditions shift, and notes Eisenhower and GOP counterplay focusing on farm and metropolitan blocs.
John L. Lewis and Harry M. Moses are negotiating a new coal contract as the 60 day notice period nears end after President Truman announced the steel settlement. The Progressive Mine Workers union also served notice in Illinois seeking a 15 percent wage rise and 20 cent per ton welfare fund hike. The outcome hinges on two points: steel workers’ gains and potential coal industry concessions.
The piece recalls Pearl Harbor spurring historic papers from the Library of Congress to a secret vault until 1944 and lauds American resolve abroad to aid liberty while questioning domestic zeal to defend the American way against internal enemies. It highlights Korea and Europe as fronts where freedom is defended and calls for renewed fervor at home.
The Preston Citizen announces a standard practice of reporting items by phone to the newsroom at number eight, emphasizing prompt sourcing and streamlined submission for local news items.
Rev P J O Sullivan serves as pastor at 308 East Oneida living with listed contact phone 460 for church matters and inquiries. The fragment specifies residence and telephone for parish communication.
The notice lists church masses: first and third Sundays at 8 00 am, second and fifth Sundays at 12 30 pm. The schedule covers eight o clock and half past twelve services across Sundays.
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