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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
3
An editorial voice contrasts Republican and Democrat labels with the core right to express opinions. It emphasizes that the freedom to argue and debate is what defines Americans and should be preserved across parties. The piece centers on civic liberty and national unity.
The report lists visitors and gatherings including a violin solo by Francine Porter with organ accompaniment by Mrs Lillian Porter at a sacrament meeting. Families from Price UK Preston Fairview Deweyville Idaho Falls Salt Lake City attended events and memorial day activities. A baby blessed named Ruth Knapp. Various talks and musical numbers during Sunday school led by Bishop Clifford Sharp.
Missouri Senator James P Kem cites a street question and shares two writers’ briefs explaining party choice. A Republican argues liberty, property, and a republic over socialist security. a Democrat condemns price rises, war taxes, and corporate influence, urging support for true Democratic candidates as a centrist bulwark against extremes.
A letter complains that private businesses in the nation act as free tax collectors for the federal government for about ten years, with no compensation. It cites burdens on small businesses and mocks OPS funding and federal policy, listing figures on Truman era spending and debt as of 1945.
A 50 year view calls for a national Registration Week proposed to the National Association of Secretaries of State. Uniform state registration laws would enable a synchronized nationwide observance with public holiday status. Registration booths would appear in schools, drugstores, and city buildings as parades and media mobilization promote turnout.
A column urges a national push for voter registration and turnout. It cites declines since midcentury, notes current registration and voting gaps, and proposes a "registration week" and a legal holiday. C. G. Hall discusses uniform registration across the 48 states and potential action at a June meeting.
Mrs Orland Mapleson and Grace Hansen along with Miss Porter and Mrs Porter motored to Ogden on business. Seagull graduation brought Sharon Burbank Donna Porter Joan Porter and Karren Chatterton. Salt Lake City’s Mr and Mrs Diderickson visited Alma Burbank family while Mr and Mrs Wright of Price visited relatives L M Wright and family. Mertello Burbank and others noted.
The American Cancer Society states that twenty five percent of all contributions to the Cancer Crusade are dedicated to research.
The notice lists church masses on the first and third Sundays at 8:00 a.m. and on the second and fifth Sundays at 12:30 p.m.
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