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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1955
Page
2
Sugar beet farmers face reduced planting areas and legal limits on expansion under the 1948 sugar act. As population and demand rise to about 8.2 million tons, domestic beet and cane sugar producers cannot meet the increased need, prompting congressional reform to restore fairness and economic vitality for the industry.
E J Myers, Radio Car Corporation chair, warns against headfirst dives and promotes feet first entries to protect ears. He urges caution with water pollution and advises drying ears after bathing while avoiding cotton swabs. He also cautions perforated eardrums or sinus issues and notes swimming with head above water remains fine.
The piece argues current 1948 sugar quotas limit American beet and cane growers, forcing reduced acreage and production while foreign suppliers grow. It cites rising efficiency in American sugar production, losses for veterans and young farmers, and urges Congress to enact sugar quota legislation to allow domestic growth without increasing imports from Cuba or others.
A collection of humorous lines about marriage children and daily annoyances. Jokes poke at diplomats teens telephones parking signs and everyday misunderstandings. The quips mix domestic scenes with light social satire and wordplay.
A staid gent scolds modern dress at a rodeo while a girl with short hair and blue jeans is mistaken for a boy. A mother reveals she is the daughter’s parent. A blood transfusion tale unfolds with a Scot donor paid in stages. A driver’s license practice yields a quip about a lineman aloft on a pole.
A driver crashes into a pole and survives while muttering a quip about a harp. A humor piece notes a airline gum habit and a passenger’s ear pressure complaint. A man pretends to hold items like a navy bomber and the Empire State Building in a game.
A father encourages his son after the boy says he has put his first part in a play. The boy asks about playing a man married for 25 years while the father offers steady encouragement. A closing quip notes that square meals make round people.
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