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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1950

Page

5

Be Alive on the Fifth Holiday Safety Message

Nationwide Fourth of July warnings urge staying home to avoid hundreds of potential deaths. Franklin county offers two all day entertainments in Preston and Mink Creek to reduce risk on Idaho roads. Officials from the National Safety Council and automobile groups stress cautious driving and avoiding speed and reckless behavior during the holiday period.

Franklin County Preston Mink Creek Idaho National Safety Council Automobile Associations The Safety Council R. G. Cole Idaho State Automobile Assn

Hinshaw Attacks Fair Deal in Idaho Editorial Response

Republican State Chairman Hinshaw endorses a Idaho Record editorial condemning the Fair Deal as a spendthrift bureaucracy. He accuses the Truman administration of forcing CVA and other policies, says Idahoans rejected CVA in 1946, and urges defecting Democrats to join the Republican Party for free enterprise and individual rights.

Zfa B. Hinshaw Idaho Record Jeoe The Record Filer Truman Brannan CVA Pooh Democratic Democratic Party Hinshaw Republican Party

Keep Idaho Green Fire Safety Appeal For July

Idaho urges residents and visitors to be cautious with fire during the Fourth of July week. The state fish and game department reminds campers to carry fire control tools and heed forest closures to protect watersheds and timber. Chief warning emphasizes preserving forests as a core state asset.

Idaho Chambers of Commerce State Fish and Game Department T. B. Murray

The Socialist Plot Against Private Power

Columnist George Peck warns that federal government actions in electric power threaten private utilities. He cites Col C W Leihy and Electric Light and Power to argue the move is a deliberate step toward socializing American industry and diminishing private power providers.

George Peck United States of America Col. C.’W. Leihy Electric Light and Power Par

Socialist program cited to push nationalized power industry

A 1923 pamphlet cited by Colonel Leihy claims a stepwise takeover of public utilities by the state. He notes a 1937 public ownership statement asserting the plan’s realization and warns that subsidized federal power authorities fit into a nationalized, politically controlled economy. He urges support for private power and asks constituents to oppose cross‑region cost sharing.

Socialist Party Colonel Leihy Public Ownership League Leihy Columbia Missouri America

Phone 8 Item Appears in City News Brief

A brief city item notes a reference to dialing 8 for an outgoing call option. The snippet suggests changes to local telecommunication practices and public guidance. No further details are provided in the readable text.

Barbara Stanwyck Leads Dramatic No Man of Her Own

Barbara Stanwyck stars with John Lund in Paramount’s No Man of Her Own opening next Sunday at the Grand theatre. Mitchell Leisen directs from the best selling I Married A Dead Man, with Jane Cowl Lyle Bettger and Henry O'Neill in supporting roles.

Barbara Stanwyck John Lund Paramount Grand Theatre Mitchell Leisen Jane Cowl Phyllis—Thaxter Lyle— Bettger Henry O'Neill Miss Stanwyck Hollywood Ir‘ma Lyle Bettger Bettger Paramount Studio

Get Car in Top Shape Before Vacation Advised

A motor executive urges drivers to prepare vehicles for vacation trips ensuring safety and road readiness. The guidance emphasizes a thorough check of essential systems and brakes to avoid travel disruptions and guarantee a carefree journey.

E. L. Hariig Chevrolet Motor Division Harrig

Slumber Party At Stones Home With Five Guests

Camille , Robinson , Lorraine Bennett , Carol Lowe and Viola Stones enjoyed a slumber party at the Stones home Thursday night.

Camille , Robinson Lorraine Bennett Carol Lowe Viola Stones Stones

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