Idaho 4 H Winners Honored At National Congress
Idaho 4 H Club members Ned N Pence of Makay and Joyce Weaver of Nampa won 300 college scholarships each at the 24th National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. More than 1200 4 Hers from 4 H states Alaska Hawaii Puerto Rico and Canada attended the event with delegates from 22 foreign countries. The week featured discussions speakers sports entertainment live stock exposition horse show press conferences radio TV appearances and tours. The congress theme was Improving Family and Community Living.
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Chicago
Ned N. Pence
Makay
American Forest Products Industries, Inc
Joyce Weaver
Aragon Ballroom
Preston Bradley
the Peoples, Church of Chicago
NAM study links money supply to inflation risk in wartime rise
The NAM notes money equals currency and demand deposits and cites World War II borrowing from commercial banks and the Fed to fund war as driving growth from 33 billion in 1939 to over 100 billion in 1946. Since 1949 money supply and physical output grew about 3 percent, implying no inflation when they rise together.
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NAM
Holidays as Hazard Days During Christmas Season Death Toll
The piece warns the Christmas to New Year period is the year’s most dangerous for people with 515 deaths over two days at Christmas and 362 over New Year including 296 traffic deaths. It cites winter hazards, slick streets, reduced daylight, long trips, and more drinking as factors urging readers to be careful and look out for each other.
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National Safety Council
December Pedestrian Peril Warns of Holiday Traffic
Idaho safety official R G Cole warns December is the deadliest month for pedestrians with three of four fatalities at night and December's double darkness versus June. He notes over a thousand pedestrian deaths annually in December and cites Christmas shopping as a further December hazard.
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R. G. Cole
Idaho State Automobile Association
Mr. Cole
Motor Club
Indifference means surrender in rising tax and regulation era
The piece argues high taxes and new rules threaten free enterprise, urging businessmen to speak up. It recalls CIO attempts to extend unemployment pay, noting Ohio rejected a large SUP proposal 3 to 2, while Michigan and New York backed it. It warns labor power grabs loom unless pro free enterprise citizens rally.
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CIO
Williams
Michigan
Harriman
New York
Ohio
Lausche
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America
Nighttime safety tips for pedestrians during holiday shopping
Mr. Cole urges reflectorized clothing and white wear to improve visibility at night. He advises crossing at crosswalks, looking both ways, using proper signals, watching for turning cars, avoiding roadway entry between parked cars, and walking facing traffic when no sidewalk exists. He also recommends young family members accompany seniors at night.
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Mr. Cole
Axiook
Gilliard’s Sepik River Expedition Reveals Odd Customs
Mr Gilliard describes the Sepik valley people with ghost shows, slit gong signaling, and marsalai spirits. He notes village life centered on multiple wives, tribal law, and art carved from wood, while detailing dangers from mosquitoes and wildlife during the zoological expedition including bird of paradise and flying fox photos.
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Sepik Valley
Gilliard
Prince Albert Mountains
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Victor Emanuel
Mr. Gilliard
NAM Report Links Inflation to Money Supply Size
The National Association of Manufacturers reports that inflation stems from money supply growth outpacing goods production. From his 45 year period money in circulation rose from 10 billion to over 130 billion while output only tripled, pushing prices higher.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Delinquent Shares Notice From Twin Lakes Canal Co
Dayton Idaho notices delinquent shares for assessment levied October 44 1955 listing amounts owed by named shareholders.
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Twin Lakes Canal Company
Dayton, Idaho
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