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Newspaper

Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1952

Page

3

Utah Power Reports Growth Yet Net Income Drops in 1951

Utah Power and Light reported growth in electric capacity and customer base in 1951 while net income declined to 3.96 million from 4.1 million. The year saw 331,350 kilowatts peak capacity, 1.6 billion kilowatt hours generated, 165,403 customers, and tax expenses of 532 million.

Utah Power and Light Do.uring George M. Gadsby Gadsby Edison Electric Institute Utah Power Up&l Utah Power and Light Co Ap&l Ap&i

Former Idaho polio patient Kent Douglas freed from ward fight

Kent Douglas a Hagerman football star aged 21 who contracted polio in 1947 was released from a polio ward after a four year battle. He remains on a 12 hour daily iron lung schedule but can be cared for at home. The Idaho March of Dimes funded over 37000 dollars for his care the largest single Idaho polio aid to a patient. His mother and he urged statewide donations as the campaign extended into February to support treatment research and education.

Kent Douglas Idaho Boise Gooding County Kent March of Dimes Gladys Douglas E “Jung Hagerman National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis March of Dimés National Foundation Douglas

Pastor Rev P J OSullivan Residence Address

Rev P J O Sullivan listed as pastor with residence at 308 East Oneida. The note records a clerical address detail for the local parish leadership.

P. J. O'Sullivan East Oneida

Schedule note on Sunday service times

The text lists service times on the first and third Sundays at 8 00 am and on the second and fifth Sundays at 12 30 pm. It appears to indicate a church or community event timetable with weekend variants.

West's Meat Packers Convene in San Francisco

Meat packers from nine western states gather in San Francisco for a major industry meeting. Leaders and delegates plan conferences, discuss market conditions, and prepare to discuss standards and new procedures for processing beef.

Western States Meat Packers Association Plans West Coast Meet

The Western States Meat Packers association will hold its annual meeting in Los Angeles February 13 to 15 at the Biltmore hotel. More than 3,000 packers wholesalers processors and suppliers are expected to attend. Speakers include Roger L Putnam Allan B Kline and Senator Wallace F Bennett. Panels cover beef grades sausage developments and meat price controls with plans to oppose renewal after June 30. The group promotes western industry growth and grain fed beef quality. E Floyd Forbes of San Francisco is president.

Western States Meat Packers Association Knudson Packing Company Preston Los Angeles Biltmore Hotel West Roger L. Putnam U. S. Economic Stabilization Administrator Washington, D. C Allanb. Kline American Farm Bureau Federation Chicago U. S Wallace F. Bennett Utah America Western States Meat Packer's Association Floyd Forbes San Francisco Association

Ray McClure’s fatal gun accident shocks Payette

Ray McClure, an air force veteran from Payette, attempted to control a barnyard cat flock when he slipped on his rifle. The weapon discharged, the bullet entering and exiting his skull above the right eye. He stood, then walked to the house.

Ray McClure Payette Air Force McClure

Burglar Needed in Kendrick Lockout at Red Cross Pharmacy

Red Cross Pharmacy employees were locked out in January weather and called a hardware store to cut the latch with a hack saw, leaving the burglar unspecified and no experts available.

Kendrick Red Cross

Postwar Veteran Hurt in Sand Point Fan Belt Accident

Bernard Bens recalls a Sand Point incident when a frozen fan belt loosened and severed a visitor's index finger at the first joint as he tugged at the belt. Bens, a World War II veteran, had previously served in Europe without injury.

Bernard Bens Bens Europe

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