Aviator remarks on steel giant during World War II era
In a wartime week a United States Steel subsidiary produced enough steel for 7,000 light medium tanks. The article notes aviator complaints about U S Steel's size and impact. (Continued on Page 8)
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Census Will Alter House Representation in 1950
The 1950 census may shift House seats, with California gaining eight, Washington two, Oregon one, while Idaho and eight other western states neither gain nor lose. Total seats could remain 435, risking losses for New York, Pennsylvania, Missouri and others. Reapportionment expected in early 1951 after final figures.
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Dramatic Picture Of Idaho Traffic Toll Drawn by Officer
State police officer Kelly Houk presented a stark visual of Idaho highway dangers. He described evacuating a 10 000 population city and harming every twenty second person to illustrate three years of traffic fatalities and injuries 1947 48 49. He urged drivers to break apathy and focus on conduct behind the wheel.
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Jaycees to Paint McCall Fire Truck Red
The Jaycees of McCall will repaint the village fire engine bright red. The club invites the public to join the mass turnout and watch the work.
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Lost Children Found Weiser
A small town uses a laundry whistle cue to mobilize residents when a child goes missing. On a report, all locals join a coordinated search led by community volunteers to locate the child.
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The American Way on Big Business and U S Steel
Gregory Peck argues against bureaucratic attacks on large firms, praising United States Steel for wartime contributions. He notes its long growth, labor force, and prewar planning, highlighting shipbuilding output and wartime innovations that aided victory.
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