Union Pacific Wins 1951 National Safety Award
Union Pacific railroad won first place in the National Safety Council railroad safety competition for 1951. ACLEB Stoddard in Omaha announced the railroad’s receipt of the council’s railroad employees national safety award as the top performer among railroads with 50 million or more man hours in 1951. Union Pacific’s total accident rate was 3.40 per million man hours, better than the 7.01 average for all railroads in this group.
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National Safety
Council
Union Pacific Railroad
Acleb ‘Stoddard
U. P
Omaha
Union: Pacific
Union Pacific Receives Wartime Safety Honor
The railroad, with annual operating revenues over 1 million dollars, held the lowest casualty rate among class I roads for 19 of 29 years. In 1943 and 1944 it earned the National Safety Council special wartime award for distinguished service to safety. Stoddard praised the latest honor as proof of ongoing safe operation.
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Union Pacific
National Safety Council
Stoddard
Dworshak Pushes Reorganization of Agriculture Department
Washington Senator Henry C. Dworshak said the Senate committee on expenditures plans quick action on S. 1149 to reorganize the Agriculture Department per Hoover commission, including moving grazing and land functions from Interior to Agriculture while Interior retains mining and land records.
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Washington
Henry C. Dworshak
Senate Committee On
Executive Department
Department of Agriculture
Hoover Commission
Senate
Dworshak
Bureau of Land Management
Department of Interior
Interior
Forest Service
Idaho
Taylor
Interior “Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Legislative Branch
Sulphur shortage eases boosting farm operations this year
The article notes easing sulphur shortages bring cheering news for farming and industry. Sulphuric acid aids crop production and is vital to fertilizers fuels insect control and many products. Oil and chemical industries plan to expand by product sulphur output, with a projected surplus of 196000 tons by year end.
Budge seeks reelection to U S Congress in Idaho
Hamer H Budge announced in Preston his bid for a second term as Republican representative from Idaho second district. He touts a record in the 82nd Congress and cites legal training and work on irrigation reclamation mining and public lands committees. He was born in Bannock County and has ties to Idaho politics and military service.
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Hamer ‘H. Budge
Preston
Franklin County
Budge
Irrigation
Public Lands
House of Representatives
Bannock County
William Budge
Walter Hoge
Idaho
Alfred Budge
Supreme Court
Ada
Boise
The
College of Idaho
Stanford University
University of Idaho
Aaronic priesthood leads Treasureton sacrament meeting
The Aaronic priesthood prepared the Sunday sacrament meeting with Bishop DeRalph Perry presiding and Raymond Sant conducting. Talks by T. J. Barger Larry Atkinson Joan Shumway Alice Reeder and Don Workman closing remarks by Bishop Perry opening prayer by Ted Paskins closing prayer by Dalton Atkinson. Mrs LeRoy Perry hosted a birthday party for her son Craig on his 8th birthday with Kathy and Atahna Shumway Garth and Lila Atkinson Richard and Brent Perry and Richard Denton attending. The afternoon featured games including the first ball game of the
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Aaronic Priesthood
DeRalph Perry
Raymond Sant
T. J. Barger
Larry Atkinson
Joan Shumway
Alice Reeder
Solo
Don Workman
Bishop Perry
Ted Paskins
Dalton Atkinson
LeRoy Perry
Craig
Kathy
Atahna Shumway
Garth
Lila* Atkinson
Richard
Brent Perry
Richard Denton
Local Social Highlights At Hymas Home Weekend
Sacrament gem led by Kirk Paskins is noted. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Condie of Salt Lake and Mrs. Caroline Condie of Preston visited the Hymas home with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hymas. Clyde Condie and family of Mould Valley joined for a wiener roast along with Gene Paskins Ted Paskins and Maynard Paskins. Andrea sen of Cleveland enjoyed dinner and dancing at Deer Cliff.
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Daryl Workman
Sacrament Gem
Kirk Paskins
Dean Condie
Salt Lake
Caroline Condie
Preston
Mack Hymas
Clyde Condie
Mould’ Valley
Hymas
Gene Paskins
Ted Paskins
Maynard
Andreasen
Cleveland
Deer Cliff
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Oliver Baler
Mountain States
Henry Dworshak
of Agriculture’ ‘Dept
Lennox
Wangsgaard Heating & Appliance Co
Preston, Ida
Farm New
Hamer H. Budge
United States Congress
Itaho
Mound Valley
Treasureton
Rhoda Workman
Jessie Watkins
Myrl Workman
Sophia Workman
Clifford Workman
Los Angeles
Cliff Streets
Norman Workman
Park City
Letha
Hamer ' H, ‘Budge
Ted
South State
John Deere
John Deere Replacement Arts
Preston Implement CO
North State
Tere
Mercury
West Oneida
McCune Motor CO
Preston, Idaho
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