Economy bloc grows stronger in congress
Washington correspondent Holmes Alexander notes a rising economy bloc in Congress led by Byrd of Virginia and Douglas of Illinois. The group opposes wasteful spending under both the New Deal and Fair Deal, pressing to trim federal departments and agencies amid growing sentiment for fiscal discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holmes Alexander
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Roosevelt
Truman
Alexander
Douglas
Illinois
Belief in Any Ism Is Legal
The article argues that constitutional rights protect beliefs in communism, socialism, and other isms. It asserts that condemning isms does not make belief illegal and emphasizes loyalty to democratic freedoms. It warns that communists seek power to curb liberties and urges Americans to understand the struggle and support democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hoover commission study targets U S government waste
The Hoover commission survey examined every nook of government and found waste, duplication, and overlap. It proposes billions in savings and follows through as Congress shows growing seriousness about cuts amid huge military and social programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Truman
Hoover Commission
Congress
Industrial News Review
Jensen Family Attends Rexburg Graduation for Bessie
J C Jensen and family motored to Rexburg for the graduation of daughter Bessie who completed a normal course at Rick's college. Ariel Meek had an appendicitis operation at Preston hospital last week.
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J. C. Jensen
Rexburg
Bessie
Rick’s College
Ariel Meek
Preston Hospital
Ten Year Ago News Highlights From The Citizen
Mrs John Cole returns home after five weeks in Roy Utah visiting aunt Mary Field Garner aged 103. An early morning fire nearly ruined Luthys stock and fixtures. Harley Handy graduates from USAC forestry program. Mr and Mrs Erwin Spilsbury plan summer in Salt Lake Provo. Mrs Milford Grabtree hosts a sixth birthday party for O Bone. NDC girls elect officers Dorothy Palmer Lou Bodily Ada Hart Norma Chadwick. Pfc Stanley Brostrom, en route from Cheyenne to Indiana, spends furlough in Preston with parents.
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John Cole
Roy
Mary Field Garner
Mrs. Erwin Spilsbury
Preston
Salt Lake
Provo
NDC
Misses Pearl
Merle Peterson
Dorothy Palmer
Lou Bodily
Ada Hart
Norma Chadwick
Pfc
Stanley Brostrom
Cheyenne
Indiana
Carl Brostrom
Notice to Creditors in the Daniel W McGregor Estate
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Idaho the Administratrix Orab McGregor advertises creditors and all persons with claims to present them within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed with Merrill Merrill at Carlson Building Pocatello or Thatcher Idaho or at the Franklin County Probate Court. Any claim not presented within the period will be forever barred. Dated May 27 1949.
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Daniel Wells McGregor
Daniel W. McGregor
Merrill & Merrill
Carlson Bidg
Pocatello
Bannock County
Idaho
Notice to Alma Bell in Idaho district court case
The State of Idaho sends greetings to Alma Bell. A complaint has been filed in the Fifth Judicial District Franklin County District Court by Kl oa L Bell. You are directed to appear and plead to the complaint.
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Fifth Judicial District
Idaho
Franklin County
Kloa L. Bell
Alma Bell
State OF Idaho
State of
Franklin
Notice to appear and dissolve matrimony in Idaho case
In 20 days after service you must appear and plead in the complaint or judgment will be taken. This action seeks to dissolve the bonds of matrimony between the plaintiff and defendant. Arthur E Johnson attorney for plaintiff reside Montpelier Idaho. NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL in Franklin County Idaho Max D Johnson deceased. Max D Johnson Jr filed petition for probate and letters of administration with will annexed. hearing June 10 1949 at 10:00 AM in Preston court, anyone may appear and contest. W Paul Merrill probate judge. P M Condie Preston Idaho attorney for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max D. Johnson
Max D. Johnson, Jr
P. M. Condie
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
W. Paul Merrill
Probate
Winder eighth graders entertain parents at banquet
The eighth grade at Winder held a Wednesday banquet for parents before graduation. Graduates listed include Adelia Carter Joan Palmer Dorothy Sharp Carol Ann Lindhardt Fay Swainston Lyman Winger and Dean Bennett. A dance followed the ceremonies. Mr and Mrs Carl Schuldberg and four family members visit Terreton residents E W Carter. Boise visitors Paul Winn and Mr and Mrs Richard Johnson and family joined Memorial Day weekend guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Carter
Joan Palmer
Dorothy Sharp
Carol Ann Lindhardt
Fay Swainston
Lyman Winger
Dean Bennett
Carl Schuldberg
Terreton
E. W. Carter
Boise
Paul Winn
Richard Johnson
The American Way Community Guests Share Weekend Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Wells and family of Three visited Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bennett. Sunday guests at Joseph Winger’s home included Robert Jensen of Salt Lake City. Talbot and Miles families hosted and spoke at sacraments. LeRoy Roberts and son Grant plan a Preston summer stay with C. A. Nuffer, then return to Panguitch, Utah, for the fall school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Wells
G. A. Bennett
Joseph Winger
Robert Jensen
Salt Lake City
Bert Talbot
Ogden
Ellen ‘Talbot
Taylor Nelson
Keith Talbot
E. P. Talbot
Ermadean Miles
LeRoy Roberts
Grant
Preston
Robert
C. A. Nuffer
Panguich
Roberts
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Preston Citizen
Franklin ‘County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Ben E. Smith
Leland Chatterton
Prestom
County of Franklin
National
Forrest Fackrell
Supt
J. W. Condie
Preston High School
Seven-Up Bottling Co
Summerhays Music Company
Box
Ford
Luthy’s
Harley Handy
Alonzo H. Handy
USAC
School of Forestry
Inding
Daniel*s W. McGregor
Butler
Long Life Steel
Sre Sos
By Plotner
Mecune Motor Gan Preston
Faowe
Arthur E. Johnson
jAttorney
Res. Montpelier
P M. Condie
Preston, Idaho
Petitioner
Winder
Tay
Reeves Warehouse
Vka
Nationwide Moving Vans
For
U.S.A.C
U.S.A.C. Calypso Renovation
Greaves
Wendell Greaves
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