Fort Ord native returns home for two week furlough and city police chief resigns controversy
Local notice recounts a two week furlough for a serviceman visiting his parents in Reeder family circles. A detailed letter from L Dale Allred explains his refusal to resign as police chief after a city hall meeting, citing enforcement of law and political influence as core issues. The piece also covers church services, high school graduations, and community activities in Preston and nearby areas.
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Fort Ord
Calif
T. J. Reeder
Dunn
Wayne Evans
L. Dale Allred
Surgery Planned to Remove Portion of Jawbone
A medical procedure is described involving an operation to remove a segment of jawbone. The report notes the surgical plan and anticipated outcome for restoring function and structure.
Change in Preston Police Chief Sparks Local Controversy
A Logan-Logan County piece reports Dale Allred’s dismissal as Preston police chief and a council move to replace him. The editorial defends the city council, cautions against libel risks, and argues officials acted to remove an overbearing boss amid broader calls for reform.
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Logan Sheet
Dale Allred
Preston
R. G. Cranney
Alfred
Cranney
Mr. Cranney
Les Brown
Joe Steers
Clive Lott
Lott
Allred
Exchief
Redhot
Dunn
Cranney’s
Steers
Brown
Logan
Browni
Sheet
Dale “Allred
Franklin County
Idaho
Friends and relatives honor Mrs Gille Brock leave Salt Lake City
A Friday afternoon gathering at the E Merrill home celebrated Mrs Gille Brock as she and her family prepare to move to Salt Lake City. Also honored counselor Colleen Henderson who has been ill received a book. Attendees included numerous local ladies and relatives.
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E.merrill
Gille’ ‘Brock
Salt Lake
Colleen Henderson
Relief Society
Mesdames Alda Merrill
Ila Henderson
Nora
Doris
Diane’Kay
Sunday Dinner Guests and Family News in Treasureton
Treasureton residents hosted Mrs. Elizabeth Ward and family for dinner with R A Ward, Grant Nash and families from Preston, and Malcolm Denton and family. Fred Hess and Paskins brothers drove to Salt Lake to seek medical advice for a leg and foot injury from last fall. Heber Williams of Hamer joined Saturday night. Roger Walker and children from Delta visited May 24 with Mrs Walker’s parents, T J Reeder and family, and Pvt. George Reeder.
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Elizabeth Ward
R. A. Ward
Grant Nash
Preston
Malcolm Denton
Fred Hess
Ted
Gene Paskins
Salt Lake
Fred
Ward
Hess
Heber Williams
Hamer
Roger Walker
Delta
The Preston Citizen Office Ad in No. 8
The Preston Citizen item references its primary office location at No 8. The note carries a terse public notice style typical of the period.
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THE
Preston
Pappy Hayes Builds Private Stream for Fishing
Pappy Hayes plans to fish closer to home by damming three acres of land at Pike's Creek. He bulldozed the area, then stocked the stream with bluegills and bass after writing to the U S Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington. The result: what he calls the best fishing for him and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pappy Hayes
Pike's Creek
Pappy
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
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Margaret’ Shumway
Children’s Hospital
Maxine
Hymas
Leona
Kirby
Variana Geddes
Myrtle Swainston
Rae Webster
Dorothy Kendricks
Norma
Farnes
Quster
Russ Cranney
Cranney Chevrolet
Norman, Ricks
Chevrolet Co
Officer Lott
T. J. Barger
Terry Paskins
Larry Atkinson
Willard Porter
Song
Don Workman
Cornet
Bart Paskins
DeRalph Perry
Alice Reeder
Preston High School
Sharon Shumway
Steven Hymas
Loma Denton
Daryl Workman and Son
Workman
Melvin Kirby
Pocatello
Swan Lake
Venna
Twila Gibbs
Carmen Westover
Ida
Belya
Hadley
Chella Petty
Wilma Sorenson
Erma Abbott
O .E. Hendricks
Salt Lake’ City
Lansing
Mich
Bridge
Omaha
Neb
Hendricks
Ruby Merrill
Donene
Los “Argeles
Helen Moldenhauer
Nora Kay
Kathleen
Marilyn Gambles
Meérna
Treasureton
Ksl-Tv
Utah Poultry
Utah
Poults
TMT Sa
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Chevrolet
Cranney Chevrolet CO
South State
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