Moratorium on Politics Debates Echo Across Nation
A year after Congress approved a political moratorium, readers across the country report mixed effects on military readiness, industry, farming, and social programs. Officials note defense budgets and production stay strong while some workers shift to new jobs and regions adjust to reduced government activity.
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Washington
Bist
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Air Force
Baltimore
Fishing Reports
Recreational Reports
Office
Department of Interior
Louisiana
Cottonrice
Social Security Reserve Fund
District OF Columbia
Christmas Weekend Guests From Idaho Families
Mrs Wayne Bowden and family of Idaho Falls join Mr and Mrs Therval Campbell and girls of Pocatello and others for Christmas week end at Mrs Dewey Rasmussen's home. The group includes Mr and Mrs Rolland Williams and Mr and Mrs Earl Buttars and Mr and Mrs Keith Buttars also visiting. Mr and Mrs M A Harmon and family from Hazelton Ida were guests of Mrs Rasmussen. Scott Sorensen of Ogden and Myron Fonnes also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Bowden
Idaho Falls
Therval Campbell
Pocatello
Rolland Williams
Earl Buttars
Keith Buttars
M. A. Harmon
Hazelton, Ida
Dewey Rasmussen
Scott Sorensen
Ogden
Ben Georgeson
Myron Fonnes
Lend Me a Hand 1951 March of Dimes Slogan
The 1951 March of Dimes opens January 15 to 31 with the slogan Lend Me a Hand. The campaign features Larry McKenzie, 12, polio survivor, among about 54,000 people helped last year and highlights theFund’s history of large patient-care costs since 1938. It urges public support through the national drive and emphasizes personal recoveries over statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McKenzie
United States
National Foundation For
Tree orders urged for windbreaks and erosion control
County agent Daniel Roberts reports 1951 windbreak and erosion control stock from University of Idaho nurseries will meet Idaho needs. Suitable selections for Franklin county include Russian olive or Siberian pea for hedgerows, green ash and honey locust for tall rows, and Rocky Mountain juniper or cedar for low front rows. Siberian elm grows fast but limbs break. pine and spruce require heavy care in this county’s low rainfall and alkaline soils. For the first time a good sun-grown supply is available.
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University of Idaho
Daniel Roberts
Idaho
Franklin County
Roberts
Book by Professor Born in Preston Presented to Library
A book by Dr Harold F Christensen Purdue University Lafayette Indiana titled Marriage Analysis Foundations for Successful Family Life was presented to the Preston Public Library by his parents Prof and Mrs Oswald Christensen of Ricks College Rexburg Christensen born in Preston March 10 1909 The editor of Family Life Dr Paul Poponoe of Los Angeles praises the work as scientifically approached practical and readable with potential wide use
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Preston
Preston Public Library
Harold F. Christensen
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
Christensen
Oswald Christensen
Ricks College
Rexburg
Paul Poponoe
Los Angeles
Family Life
American Institute of Family Relations
Milton Bennion
Deseret S.S. Union
Weston News Notes and Social Gatherings
Weston residents share updates on moves and visits. Russ and Nora Nielson return to town while Don Guy and Emery Guy families visited Ogden relatives. Delbert Schwanveldt and family joined John and family Schwartz for New Year dinner. Dewey Rasmussen hosted Hal Pringle and kin from Salt Lake City. LaVon Williams hosted a New Year’s Eve no host party with table games and social visiting after.
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Russ Nielson
Don Guy
Ogden
Emery Guy
Ronald Coburn
Delbert Schwaneveldt
John Schwartz
Malad
Dewey Rasmussen
Hal Pringle
Salt Lake City
LaVon Williams
Sponge in Umbrella Stand Absorbs Melting Snow and Rain
A large sponge placed in the bottom of an umbrella stand helps absorb melting snow and rainwater, keeping floors dry and reducing mess. The tip focuses on a simple, practical indoor moisture- management solution.
Notice of Annual Meeting Preston-Whitney Irrigation Co
The Preston-Whitney Irrigation Co announces its annual stockholders meeting in the Court House Basement at Preston Idaho on Monday January 22 1951 at 1 p m. Three directors will be elected and any other business properly brought before the stockholders will be acted upon.
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Preston-Whitney Irrigation Co
Court House
Preston
Idaho
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George S. Benson
Harding College
Searcy, Arkanes
Look- See Tours, Inc
Asia
Marshal Stalin
G. Ss. BD
Melvin Kirby
Treasureton
Tion
Peterson Tractor Service
N. State
Cneeee
America
Studebaker
Stytt
Bayle
Mr Aide Gy
Palmer Motor Implement Co
North State
March of Dimes
Weston
J. P. Gordon
Tire Shop
Reeves Warehouse
The
Angus Condie
Utah Power & Light CO
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