The Shame of America Juvenile Delinquency Series
The Saturday Evening Post issue Jan 8 launches a five part juvenile delinquency series by Richard Clendenen and Herbert W. Beaser of the U S senate judiciary subcommittee. They report 500 witnesses and rising teen crime with varied theories and cautions. The piece emphasizes complex causes beyond slums and urges broad public attention to a nationwide problem.
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Saturday Evening Post
America
Richard Clendenen
Herbert W. Beaser
U. S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Post
Idaho Legislature Urges Sugar Act Amendment Across States
The Idaho Senate and House pass a joint memorial urging Congress to amend the Sugar Act of 1948 to allow a fair share for domestic beet sugar. Led by Sen. Thomas Heath and Rep. Arvil Millar, the measure cites growing U S population and rising sugar demand and aims to boost Idaho beet growers’ opportunities on newly opened lands. The memorial requests transmission to the president, vice president, Speaker, and all U S Senators and Representatives.
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Idaho
Congress
Con
Thomas Heath
Preston
Arvil Millar
Shelley
Idaho Sugar Beet Growers Association
Millar
R. H. Young
Farma
Heath
Senate
United States
Mallon
House of Representatives
Virgin Islands
Congress of the
Public Works Bid Notice Sealed Reservoir Contract Idaho
Public notices invite bids by the Preston Idaho City Clerk for a 300 000 gallon steel reservoir on city foundations. Bids due Feb 11 1955 at 5 PM with $5 drawings deposit refundable on return. City reserves right to reject and bidders must not withdraw bids after opening. The notice cites wages and associated laws and lists parties in a related probate and real estate notice in Franklin County Idaho.
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Preston
Idaho
Another Summons in Idaho District Court
In the Fifth Judicial District Franklin County Idaho plaintiffs R A Ward and Hazel Ward sue The Unknown Heirs and Unknown Devisees of Alfred Ker for unspecified relief in the District Court of Franklin County. The document names plaintiffs and defendants and is part of an ongoing probate or civil action.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Quiet Title Action Notice in Franklin County Idaho
A legal notice dated January 5 1955 directs defendants to answer within twenty days of service or face judgment by the district court. The action seeks to quiet title to real property described in the caption, with appearance required by law and all charges against the estray to be paid. Publication began January 20 1955. Sheriff LaRay Talbot of Franklin County signs the public notice.
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Franklin County
Idaho
E.B.M
State of Idaho
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Franklin
C. L. Swenson
Elizabeth Winward
Dwaf Manin
Tuntess
Said
Estray
Estray Notice: Sheriff Seizes 700-Lb Holstein Bull
La Ray Talbot sheriff of Franklin County Idaho on January 18 1955 took up and keeps at Ira Hillmans Clifton Idaho a 16 month old steer with horns and a 700 lb horned Holstein bull no brands or marks. Estray will be sold for cash to the highest bidder at Clifton Idaho.
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LaRay Talbot
Franklin County
Idaho
Ira Hillman’s
Clifton
Bids Sought for One New School Bus in Dayton Idaho
Sealed bids for one new school bus will be received by School District No. 202 in Franklin County Idaho at the Dayton school office. Bids open at 8 p m February 14 1955. Specifications available at Dayton office. Board may reject any or all bids. Keith Brimhall superintendent.
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Franklin County
Idaho
Dayton
Keith Brimhal
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Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley
Soverecese
City of
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Idaho Press Association
National Editoria Associatlo
Phaedra
Francis A. Peterson
Smith-Corona
Imaticon ‘ Peoples Encyclopedia
Fogg
House of Commons
Antral
Alfred Butts
Legal: Publications
Xe Amde Wallaic
Plaintiffs
Preston, Idaho
LaRay , Talbot
Forest Industries
Boise Payette Lumber CO
Chevrolet
Tage
South State
Hevrolet ‘Co
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