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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1952
Page
4
Alfred P. Haake mayor announces a Christmas flag ceremony asserting freedom under God. On December 24 to 25 1951 a Christian flag was raised atop City Hall plaza as youths and the ministerial association joined in prayer and carols.
A Senate leak lists Idaho OPS salaries totaling 320 202 dollars. The Boise office employs 63 people mostly described as old party servants with pay ranging from 2 552 to 9 600 dollars including pensions for former officials and relatives of well known figures. The piece questions the value of OPS amid rising prices.
Harold Ickes dies leaving a controversial yet respected figure from Roosevelt era. As a longtime cabinet member he faced fierce opposition yet showed unwavering honesty and blunt rhetoric. The piece notes his role against corruption and his outspoken stance toward Truman policies.
The piece cites a second annual newsprint price increase to 188 per ton in Salt Lake City ordered by OPS, criticizing government inflation and noting ongoing price pressures. Harry Yost denounces Ida Sengee for publishing salaries, arguing public access to congressionally paid details is justified.
The recipe outlines browning frankfurters onion green pepper and celery in butter then thickening with flour and milk seasoned with Worcestershire salt and pepper. The mixture is placed in an eight inch greased casserole topped with mashed potatoes and baked 30 minutes at 350 F yielding six servings.
Sift together flour baking powder salt and poultry seasoning. Cut in lard until mixture has a fine even crumb. Add just enough milk to make a soft dough.
A grain miller lured to the polls by friends decides a local election with a single vote which then affects a U S senate pick. The piece notes presidential pro tempore Hannegan casting decisive ties on Texas statehood and related events.
The 1950 agricultural census reports 55 percent of Ida Ho farms have telephones, totaling 22 264 connections. The figure highlights rural communication reach and farm infrastructure across Ida Ho regions.
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