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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1959
Page
10
Idaho Maren of Dimes receipts totaled 141465.15 a drop from 1958. Thomas E. Daniels notes 15 of Idaho 43 chapters showed gains while 110 polio patients received financial aid and some cases exceeded 30000 each with respiratory equipment costs.
Daniels cites $37,000 spent on three Idaho polio victims treated at Rancho Los Amigos with $5,000 per patient and notes Idaho’s 81 percent of March of Dimes funds stay in state since 1938. He cites Detroit epidemic costs and outlines expanded care for arthritis and birth defects under the national foundation in 1960.
A devout Christian pilot recounts an emergency mission to rescue a coal miner. During a thunderstorm she navigated a stormy detour and landed safely, crediting divine intervention for guiding her through low ceilings and tornadic winds to reach the hospital 60 miles away.
Sunday gatherings featured visitors from Preston Logan Sunset Pocatello and Wellsville with trips to Jackson Hole Georgetown and Bear Lake. Families including the Kirbys Palmers Andersons Nelsons and Hargesons joined meals and outings while Campbell relatives attended a Preston reunion and other guests stayed with Wanda Hess.
Washington D C Congress man Hamer H Budge received a letter of thanks from E M Norton secretary of the national milk producers federation for work to have the Post Office department change a ruling that discriminated against milk producers associations The letter was also placed in the Congressional Record by Rep Melvin A Laird who noted the district produces more milk and cheese than any other and praised Budge The issue involved post office rules forcing milk producers associations to pay first class postage on milk checks and statements not sent by mail but delivered by association haulers
In a message to the Post Office Department members of our dairy associations commend the efforts behind a regulatory amendment. They credit substantial credit to your work and urge producers and associations to contact the post office department over postage changes reflected in the ruling.
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