Capital Gleanings: Postwar peace and UN cooperation debated
Congressman Henry Dworshak argues for renewed allied cooperation in postwar peace efforts. He warns against nationalism, calls for adherence to the Atlantic Charter, and questions whether the United States alone can shape a durable world order without strong UN support. He notes Soviet moves in Eastern Europe and urges firm allied unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
United States
United Nations
Stalin
Soviet Union
Russia
Europe
Asia
Varsailles
UNRRA
Local Social Roundup Shows Weekend Visits Across Glencoe and Nearby Towns
Riverdale Mr and Mrs Nevada Larsen and Mrs Ann Larsen of Glencoe hosted Hyrum Smith and family for dinner. Leland Tanner and Carl Bury families visited Salt Lake City relatives. Margaret Smith and daughter Madell toured Preston to see Angus Keller. Oregon visitor Mrs Orvilla Swensen is with daughter Ariel Meek. Hyrum Smith and Albert Walker hosted dinner in Dayton. Barbara Smith visited Franklin with aunt P G Whitehead. Irene Smith, Preston teacher, spent weekend with H W Smith family. Weldon McGregor and son Courtney from Cleveland spent time with L A Neeley family. Thelma Pearson of Glencoe stayed with Donna Tanner. Morgan Evans and daughters Joan and Maurine of Grace visited S M Byane’s home. Afternoon guests at D. S. Evans's included Orward Johnson of Preston, Clarence Perry and daughter Kathryne K. of Deweyville, Utah, plus Dr Floyd Johnson and daughter Sharon of Rigby, and Dr and Mrs S S Evans with grandson Robert and granddaughters Ann and Marilyn in Preston. Mrs John Waterlaus is visiting relatives in Fish Haven Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada Larsen
Ann Larsen
Glencoe
Hyrum Smith
Leland Tanner
Carl Bury
Salt Lake City
Byron Tanne
Margaret ‘Smith
Madell
Preston
Angus Keller
Orvilla Swensen
Oregon
Ariel Meek
Albert Walker
Dayton
Barbara Smith
Franklin
P G Whitehead
Irene Smith
H W Smith
Weldon McGregor & Son
Courtney
Cleveland
L A Neeley
Thelma Pearson
Donna Tanner
Morgan Evans
Joan
Maurine
Grace
S M Bvane
Evans
Oward Johnson
Clarence Perry
Kathryne K
Deweyville
Utah
Floyd Johnson
Sharon
Rigby
S S Hvans
Robert
Ann
Marilyn
John Waterlaus
Fish Haven
Idaho
Courage and Confidence Highlight Lassie Come Home
Director Fred Wilcox showcases Lassie’s bravery during filming of Lassie Come Home at Mitchell Ranch north of Santa Barbara. The Scottish cattle scene tests Lassie as a steer charges. she trembles but obeys Stay as Wilcox cues the dog to remain still.
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Fred Wilcox
Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer
Eric Knight
Grand Theatre
Roddy MacDowall
Donald Crisp
May Whity
Nigel Bruce
Edmund Gwenn
Lassie
Collie
Wilcox
Mitchell Ranch
Santa Barbara
Scotland
Dramatic Rodeo Scene Captured On Screen
The film captures Lassie as she narrowly evades a steer charging within two feet. The intense moment was filmed and stands as a dramatic highlight of the production.
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Lassie
Applications Open for Navy Army Officer Tests at Schools
Supp erintendent S A Bjorkman announced that application blanks for the Army Navy College Qualifying Test to be held on Wednesday March 16 are available through high schools. The leaflet explains Army Specialized Training Program and Navy College Program, and outlines eligibility for male civilians ages 17 to 21 as of July 1 1944 who are in final term of high school graduates or currently in college. Those already in the armed services are ineligible but former test takers now out of service may apply. Taking the test does not bind to enlistment.
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Army-Navy
S. A
Bjorkman
War and Navy Departments
U. S. Office of Education
Navy College
Army
Armed Forces
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Shuldberg Claims Forces Move to Undo Cooperatives
William A. Shuldberg of Preston, Utah Poultry Producers, said private interests plan to repeal cooperative laws and push products back to private trade. He noted the Utah group runs about 16 million dollars in business yearly and drew roughly 600 members from Utah and Southern Idaho to its twenty first annual convention in Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Shuldberg
Preston
Utah Poultry Producers Association
Salt Lake’ City
Shuldberg
Utah
Idaho
Birth Notes Highlight Multiple Preston Hospital Newborns
A baby boy born February 15 to Dr and Mrs Kelton Merrill at Preston hospital becomes the first Merrill grandchild and second on the paternal line. A second boy arrived February 18 to Dr and Mrs Leo Hawkes. Burness Ward welcomed a son born February 6 at Preston hospital. A boy born February 44 to Mr and Mrs Bus Harmer at Preston hospital. Mr Harmer serves in the Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Hospital
Kelton Merrill
Merrill
Leo Hawkes
Burness Ward
Bus~Harmer
Harmer
Navy
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Mink Creek
Pearl Lee
Idaho Falls
Hannah Keller
Burnell Baird
Maxine Hansen
Clara Larson
Fairview
Anna Barlow
Delbert Keller
Jim Baird
Phil Bell
Lloyd Christensen
Hortense Larson
Vaughn Larson
Russell Nelson
Ogaden
Nelson
Oscar Nelson
Ada Jensen
Ivonne
Boise
WAVES
Mahalia Jensen
Jensen
Miss Jensen
the Waves
Mink~Creek
Quentin Nelson
U. S. Army Air Corps
Adan Olivergon
Colleen
Melvin Seamons
Leeral Jensen
Earl Smith
U. S. Navy
Arias Keller
Ivo Lou Lawrence
Kyle Nelson
Ruth Nelson
Marcella Christensen
Dale
Blaine Robinson
Kendall, Christensen
Anna Mae Wilde
Marco Keller
Geraldine Nelson
Joyland Jepson
Swan Lake
Pauline Thomas
Rex Evans
Rex
Pocatello
Terry Thomas
Martéll Thomas
Dick Gibbs
Duane Merrill
Wayne Millard
Downey
Willard Hadley
Mra Kingsbury
Erma Abbott
Down
Preston's Family Theatre
Wsar Gemony Richard
Dix
Jane Wyatt
Albert Dekker
Fegeee Palletin
Victor-Jory
Robert Armstrong
Clem Bevans
Red Cameron
George Archainbeud
Harold Shumete
Peace Marshes
Frank Greber
Herry Sherman
United Artists
Walt Disney
Henry Dworshak
Hitler
State Department
Congress
Cept
Senate
House
Versailles
Britain
Moscow
Commonwealth of Nations
Riverdale
Sir Cedri
Sara
G Hardwick
All Good
Aubrey Mather
John Brahm
Robert Bassler
Massachusetts
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