Years of fighting ahead in Korea described in editorial
An opinion piece condemns American actions in Korea and calls for wartime measures. It criticizes U.S. policy, cites brutal incidents, and questions leadership while urging reduced spending and suspension of social programs.
Primary enthusiasm urged as Idaho votes in August
Idaho citizens are urged to vote in the upcoming primary on August 8 with contests on both state tickets. The piece notes key candidates on the Democratic and Republican sides including Glen Taylor Henry Dworshak Arnold Williams Reilly Atkinson Len Jordan Cy Price and others. It emphasizes voter turnout and warns that apathy could return nomination decisions to party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Henry Dworshak
Abe McGregor Goff
C. A. Robins
U.S. Senate
Herman Welker
John Sanborn
Arnold Williams
Reilly Atkinson
Len Jordan
J. D
Cy” Price
Atkinson
Franklin County
Jordan
Grangeville
Price
Fighting and unity to meet Korea era crises
The speaker urges concentrating resources on ongoing and future conflicts, swiftly handling strikes and communist agitation at home, and securing broad American support if Korea and ensuing crises demand bloodshed.
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Korea
United States
Local Families Visit in Logan and Surroundings
Weston Mrs. Ellen Dahle of Logan visits with her sons J M Dahle and William Dahle. Marion Olson and daughters from Oxford join Mr and Mrs LaVon Williams. Phyllis Maughr and Boyd Smart plan a July 28 wedding at West Side high school Dayton inviting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Dahle
Logan
J. M. Dahle
William Dahle
West Side High School
Dayton
Oscar Campbell
Salt Lake City
Loren Olsen
Laura Fifield
Olson Weeks
Lewiston
John Binggell
Grant Benson
Eddie
Logan Eighth Ward
Rulon Mitchell
Preston
Martin Olsen
July Ann
Susan Loosle
Smithfield
Jesse Griffeth
Stratford Loosle
Yellowstone Park
Leon Taylor
Whitehall, Mont
George Hansen
Reese Ransom
Carol
Newton
Mr. Coburn
Mrs. Griffins
Community Notices and Opinion on Public Power
A collection of local social visits and guest stays followed by a critical opinion piece arguing against government ownership of utilities. The column claims TVA subsidies and tax effects hurt taxpayers and promotes privately owned power companies as superior to public power in the broader economy. It frames federal control as a step toward socialism and urges voters to oppose government utility projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Treasury
TVA
Uncle Sam
George Peck
Pacific Coast
Tennessee Valley Authority
al Smith
Tennessee Valley
Critique of TVA profits and tax subsidies
A reader argues that the Tennessee Valley Authority, praised by socialists, ran a 1949 net loss of 7 million dollars funded by taxpayers nationwide. The columnist agrees and contends Americans offshore subsidize TVA power despite claims of lower rates.
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Franklin
Mbeldus
Ee Ent
Tokyo
Orient
Russia
U.S
America
Truman
Weston
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Arthur Neuenswander
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Tremonton
Lyle Porter
Ruth Mendenhall
Mary Taylor
McCormick No
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Tamera Olsen
HOKUM
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Preston Lumber Company
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