Story of Blind Begins on Tuesday On Radio PST
The program, produced for KPST with Franklin county cooperation and the American Foundation for the Blind in New York, begins Tuesday at 7 45 p m. Narratives highlight achievements of famous blind figures in science, music and literature.
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Epigraph of Prose Jokes and Schoolyard Questions
A dense collage of jokes and vignettes from a late 19th or early 20th century style page. Includes childish mishearings and wisecracks about language, daily life, and common curiosities. It blends parental quips, census gibes, office foibles, and social caricatures with punchy one liners and playful exchanges.
Johnson Drug Store Ad Promotes T-4-L For Athlete’s Foot
An advertisement claims T-4-L for athlete's foot dries quickly within 3 to 5 days and removes old skin to reveal healthy skin. It offers a 40 cent refund at any drug store if not pleased and promotes purchasing today at Johnson Drug Store.
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Wheat growers vote June 25 on marketing quota program
Idaho wheat growers with more than 15 acres eligible to vote in a national referendum held Saturday June 25 to decide whether the wheat marketing quota program will continue for the 1956 crop. Ezra Taft Benson announced the 1956 national acreage allotment of 55 million acres and an initial parity based support price.
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Atkinson Receives Bachelor Degree and Poultry Science Post
Sherwin J. Atkinson graduates with a bachelor’s degree in agriculture and plans to join Washington State College in Puyallup as a research assistant in poultry science beginning June 16. He chose Washington State over offers from the University of Minnesota and Ohio State due to scholastic merit and full-time employment. He is the son of Earl J. Atkinson and a West Side High School graduate.
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Idaho Farm Bureau urges wheat growers to vote June 25
Idaho Farm Bureau urges all eligible wheat farmers to vote on the June 25 referendum. Secretary treasurer John H Webb notes low turnout last year and urges registration and participation to determine production allotments and marketing quota controls.
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Citizen Classification Page Highlight
A presiding citizen classification page features essential records and guidance. Officials present clarify criteria, deadlines, and eligibility for local residents seeking public statuses. The notice outlines steps, contact points, and upcoming review sessions.
Storm signals for calm mealtime at home
Parenting guide notes storm signals that upset children's appetites. It urges a peaceful dining room, limited new foods, small portions, simple colorful meals, and consistent parental attitudes to avoid mealtime conflicts and ensure nutrition and energy.
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Sugar Proposal Disappoints Idaho Beet Growers Leader
Idaho Beet Growers president Arvil Millard says the new sugar regulation plan from the State and Agriculture departments falls short. He argues it does not raise sugar quota levels enough to meet American industry needs and urges stronger congressional action.
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Sugar act change aims to boost domestic market
Millar says Congress should amend the 1948 sugar act to allow higher domestic quotas this year and shift growth from foreign markets, notably Cuba, to the domestic industry. He contrasts administration plans to raise 100,000 tons with bills proposing 188,000 tons, arguing both seek a fair split of future growth.
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Riangs Express Apology With Unspoken Tongue Gesture
A quirky note describes Riangs a polite Southeast Pakistan tribe using an unusual tongue gesture to express apology when they bump into someone. The gesture is presented as a nonverbal way to say I have no words.
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