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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1953
Page
4
The speaker warns the United States should threaten withdrawal from Korea if North Korea escalates, arguing Rhee pursues independence at human cost. He notes over 1,000 American casualties recently and questions whether continued war serves any lasting purpose, suggesting a breathing space for peace may be wiser.
Washington interview with Secretary of Commerce Sinclair Weeks stresses that real security comes from increased productivity and competitive production. He warns that union demands for high wages and security can erode business reserves and threaten future prosperity.
The piece reflects relief over the Korea war armistice while warning that Red China and Russia may use this pause to gain strength. It argues the conflict showed American resolve and suggests Soviet leaders face difficult odds in full-scale war, with Red China as a continued threat. It mentions President Rhee of South Korea.
Senator Welker cites Franklin county Idaho where fifteen self built irrigation systems exist without federal aid. A flood carved a 300 foot gully and a costly federal survey of 30000 dollars was wasted. Residents funded a check dam for 39745 dollars, stopping erosion without government help. The piece argues self reliance remains strong when necessity arises.
Maurice R Franks argues that true economic security rests on labor and management partnering to serve customers. He urges mutual give and take, stressing that security lies in productive efficiency and affordable goods, not wage gains alone, in a tighter credit economy.
Handy Feters entertained the Auxiliary ladies with a sharp shooting act. He blindfolded and shot balloons from a muslin backdrop while standing on his head, impressing the crowd until Buck Mulligan was revealed.
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