1958 Forecasts Mixed With Cold War Anxiety Across the Economy
The forecast argues Eisenhower’s health could shape politics and business in 1958. It predicts intensified cold war tensions, higher costs, tighter credit, rising unemployment, more advertising, and possible Dow Jones company failures. It warns of wage controls, rate fixes, and greater bond activity as the year unfolds.
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United States
Western
Europe
Middle East
Hoover Commission
Dow-Jones
Teamsters Union
Eisenhower
Roamin Around Town Drafts Friendly Mailbag Note
A casual column recounts a joking incident with Chief of Police Don Bergquist, notes on football games including Tennessee vs Texas A&M and Utah vs Idaho, and a New Year’s Day reflection. Wayne Hall from Phoenix sends greetings and jokes with a humorous request about his mother’s phone number.
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Don Bergquist
Don
Tennessee
Texas A&m
Utah
Idaho
Jack Curtice
Stanford
Joey Smith
Oklahoma
Sooners
Texas
Oregon
West
Ohio State
Wayne Hall
Wayne
Phoenix
Ariz
Wayne, P. S
County meeting to review 1957 anthrax outbreak
County Agent Daniel Roberts announces a January meeting for live stock producers to learn about the 1957 anthrax outbreak in the Oxford area. Dr. A. P. Snyder and veterinarians will discuss quarantine, control, and 1958 prevention measures.
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Parbouley
Banida
Oxford
Idaho
Animal - Industries
Bolse
Preparations Begin for Franklin County March of Dimes Drive
The annual Match of Dimes campaign is planned for January with Ace Beckstead as chairman of the drive. Idaho reports 2000 polio patients since 1947 and chapter funds support rehab and care. The state’s March of Dimes proceeds from 1938 to 1957 total 3 082 018 27 dollars with 89 percent retained locally for care while 11 percent goes to national funds. Eleven percent has funded research, emergency equipment and scholarships. The Ellis Rehabilitation Center in Boise received 1 095 632 41 dollars. Only 28 percent of Idaho residents have had one or more Salk shots. A list of community and special events chairmen for the 1957 Franklin County March of Dimes is provided, including chairmen from Glencoe, Fairview, Preston, Oneida Station, Treas ureton, Thatcher, Franklin, Milford, Oxford, Clifton, Winder, Glendale, Riverdale, Whitney, Bonnday, Dayton, Weston Creek, Mink Creek, and service clubs with Aphrod le Mitchell as county treasurer.
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Ace Beckstead
Deat
National Foundation
Idaho
Pet
Ellis
Boise
Franklin County
Glencoe
Freeman Jepson
Fairview
Dennis Hall
Biber
Clyde Nielard
Joe Nuftee Preston
Second
Glenn Call
Preston
yPhenai Edgley
Don Taylor
Heniry Ce Waa
Aeons API
Richard Hendricks
Oneida Station
Gilbert Hansen
Treasureton
DeRalph Perry
Thatcher
Millen Mendenhall
Cleveland
Paul Adams
Mapleton
Fred Porter
Blue Crutch
Franklin
Floyd Robinson
Linrose
L. A. Bright
Oxford
Carl Kendall
Clifton
B. W. Winward
Winder
Marion Bennett
Glendale
Blaine Webster
Riverdale
Vernon Jensen
Whitney
Cecil Foster
Bonnda
Wade Christensen
Dayton
Owen Balls
Weston Creek
Delbert Schwaneveldt
Mink Creek
Douglas Nelson
Maxine Hansen
Dan Roberts
Jay-Cettes
Lions Club
March of Dimes
Aphrodel Mitchell
Extension Course on Education Topics Planned
An extension course titled Emerging Problems in Education will be offered by Idaho State College with Supt. W. H. Simmons presiding over the initial session at the High School. The three semes ter hour course costs 20 dollars and may be taken for graduate or undergraduate credit, transferable to other schools. Ernest T. Phernhard Jr. will teach, bringing psychology expertise and broad educational experience to address health, instruction improvement, discipline, maladjusted children, and dropouts through general and case study work. Dr C. G. Moore of Idaho State College will aid in organizing the course on January 8.
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Idaho
Hoge
W. H. Simmons
Ernest
Pberhard, Jr
Simmons
Nespe
C. G
Moore
Idaho State
Calleve
Wii
Pioneer National Farm Loan Assn plans annual meeting
Idaho Pioneer National Farm Loan Association stockholders will hold a Friday January 10 dinner meeting at the Oneida stake recreation hall Preston. Prof. Twain Tibbetts of Utah State University will speak and Utah State University entertainment will follow luncheon. Two directors, Harold Bassett and LeRoy Salveson, will be elected to fill expired terms.
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Idaho ‘Pioneer National Farm Loan Assn
Oneida Stake
No. State Street
Preston
Twain Tibbetts
Utah State University
Tibbetts
Association
Harold Bassett
Grace
LeRoy Salveson
Downey
Three Men Arrested Here For Burglary
Three men linked to burglaries were arrested early Monday in Preston after chase from Lewiston. George Bailey, 28, Donald Fay Howarter, 24, and Sammie Taylor Carter, 35, all of Franklin, Ohio. and Pocatello residents were identified and held in Bannock county jail awaiting arraignment. Authorities say they broke into Weston post office and other local businesses including grain growers, a service station, and a Robinson service station.
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Franklin
Preston
Weston
Bannock County
Pocatello
State Street
Erning
George Bailey
Ohio
Donald Fay Howarter
Sammie Taylor Carter
Bob Blair
Lewiston
Utah
Hall
Blair
South State
Ol Campos
Ray ‘Talbot
Marion Morgan
J. C.gridley
Ashcroft
Cache
Cout
Bert
Franklin and
Robinson
Richmond
Young Prestonite Polio Victim Urges March of Dimes Support
Harvey Henderson of Preston, stricken by paralytic polio Aug 19, 1952, has spent over three years in iron lungs and now uses a portable respirator. He and his mother Mrs Millie Henderson praise the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis for therapy and vaccine efforts and urge public support for the 1958 January March of Dimes drive.
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Harvey Henderson
Iron Lung
Millie Hender
Franklin County March of
Harvey
St. Anthony, Hospital
Pocatello
Preston
National Foundation
United States Military Air Transport
Hill Air Force Base
Hondo
Calif
Hondo Hospital
Boise
Elks
Henderson
SaiNee
Christmas Dinner Guests Visit Steadman Family in Preston
Mr and Mrs W K Phippen and their daughters Zolai Mae and Gwen with families celebrated Christmas at E W Steadman home in Preston. Guests included Ms E Lott of Kamas Utah and Mr and Mrs Joel Lott of Salt Lake City who traveled from Provo and nearby Preston residents hosted the gathering.
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Zolai Mae
Gwen
E. ‘Lott
Kamas
Utah
E. .W. Steadman
Preston
Provo
Joel Lott
Salt Lake City
Preston Indians Fall to Grizzlies in Logan Tilt
Preston Indians lost 56 to 45 to the Grizzlies at Logan on December 27. Logan’s players led by 18 to 5 after the opening quarter, with Shady dunking eight points and Mery Beckstead scoring 24 as the high man. Watts added 23 for Logan while Preston shot well from the line, missing only five of 22 attempts.
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Preston
Grizzlies
Logan
Ison
Logan’s
Foint
Rafter
Watts
STS Pe Sams
Pgh Tran Aee
Preston Indians edge South Cache in defensive twin tilt
In two tight games Preston Indians pull a three win three loss slate with a 138 133 victory at South Cache after trailing early. Emery Beckstead and Craig Murray top scorers with 10 points each while Robert Almond leads Preston on offense.
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South Cathe
Jerome
Preston
South Cache
Emery
Beckstead
Craig Murray
Syithie Tercine
Pigers Satae
Robert Almond
Gyras
Ceallauch
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