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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1952

Page

4

Red Coats Back: Bureau of Reclamation In California Costs

A historical note reveals the Bureau of Reclamation employs over 180 staff in California earning more than 7 000 dollars yearly and 620 earning over 5 000. Salaries exceed 8 960 871 dollars annually with 621 ungraded workers. Central Valley project costs rose from 170 million to 661 million, and 190 million is paid every 15 years, though no dams or canals are built.

Bureau of Reclamation California Central Valley Water and Power

A Question of Partisanship by Senator Mundt

Senator Karl Mundt expresses commitment to helping all South Dakotans regardless of party. He asserts Republicans support policy aims but pledges equal service after elections, stating he never rejects a Democrat vote or request for aid when possible.

Karl Mundt S. D South Congress

Red coats back as tax system echoes 1776 cry

The speaker compares current federal taxation plans to the 1776 Declaration of Independence critique of oppressive governance. They warn that long California employment and salaries could total a billion dollars, funding a new federal tax system and echo fears of bureaucratic overreach.

California George III

Production for Freedom week to honor American business effort

Editor notes Private Power extols the American capitalist system for sustaining production amid high taxes and government red tape. It highlights a dual economy aiding guns and butter during the Korean crisis and cites Laurence F. Lee urging broader understanding of production’s role in safeguarding freedom.

Laurence F. Lee U. S. Chamber of Commerce America

Production for Freedom Week Urges Business Leaders

An editorial advocates American business leaders to explain economic basics during Production for Freedom week September 7 to 13. It cites industrial output near 225 on the Fed index and a $340 billion annual goods total, noting electric power as essential to growth and efficiency.

Federal Reserve Board Electrical World Power and Light Industry U. S Industrial Conference Board

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