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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1951

Page

4

China and the veto crisis in the Security Council

Lipppmann argues against using credentials as a veto tool in the UN Security Council and predicts the scenario to be unlikely. He notes the veto would require only five votes and asserts allied unity would prevent a pure Chiang delegation from seizing the seat. He warns against reversing long standing veto limits and emphasizes the need to uphold principles.

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Nylon ties big industry to small business growth

Du Pont spent a decade and 27 million dollars to develop nylon, a synthetic fiber that spurred hundreds of new firms and expansions from hosiery to dress manufacturing. Nylon sells for about 1.50 per pound and a dress costs 32.95, while the textile mill paid 1.95 per pound of fiber. The cascade includes spinners, throwsters, weavers, finishers, designers, cutters, seamstresses, and retailers. The author argues consumer benefit, job growth, and private enterprise drive American prosperity.

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Good Pasture for Pigs Means Grain Savings

A short aphorism notes that good pasture for pigs reduces grain needs while keeping growth similar, suggesting efficient feeding and livestock care practices.

Riverdale and Preston Honor Graduates and Family News

Riverdale high school graduates Mozetti Woolf Ruth Forspren Glen Smith Dixie McCombs Royce Wold. Preston high school roll includes Wilford Meek Royce Wold Gale Smith Bob Smith Barbara Rosen Sorenson. Mr and Mrs LaWayne Barrington welcome first child a boy born May 18 at the hospital in Preston weighing over seven pounds. Grandparents Mr and Mrs L A Barrington and Mr and Mrs O V Fellows. Morgan Evans family of Smithfield guests of I M Evans. Mrs Roy Wendt hosts parents Mr and Mrs LM Evans at Bluebird Logan for their 42nd anniversary. Darrel Wold family toured Yellowstone Park last week visiting Idaho Falls relatives. Carmen Lynn born to Mr and Mrs Moss Lewis with grandfather G A Brower of Preston. Sunday evening meeting sponsored by Sunday school under Supt A E McCombs with songs by Junior classes and readings and demonstrations by other departments. Dennis Wilker of Mound Valley sang special songs.

Riverdale High ‘School LDIS Mozetti Woolf Preston LM. Evans Bluebird Logan Darrel Wold Yellowstone ‘Park Idaho Falls Moss Lewis G. A. Brower Carmen Lynn A. E. McCombs Dennis Wilker Mound Valley

Police Court News McMillan Licensing Violations

Henry Wil er John McMillan and David McMillan of Wichita Kansas were charged with wilfully purchasing wrong class of game licenses. They were fined 38 dollars, 10 dollars suspended if they purchase out of state licenses.

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