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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1948

Page

8

Citizen’s Committee Organized To Back European Recovery Plan

A broad coalition of over 350 readers from business labor and civic groups formed the Committee for the Marshall Plan for European Recovery to back prompt aid and a comprehensive $6.8 billion program. Henry L Stimson is National Chairman with Robert Patterson heading the Executive Committee. The group aims to inform the public about the plan through materials hearings and speakers at 537 Fifth Avenue New York and seeks 1 000 000 signatures on a petition to Congress for a sound European Recovery Act.

Eri Ald Henry L Europe Foreign Affairs Stimson Western Fifth Avenue New York 80Th Congress Marshall Henry L. Stimson Secretary of War and State Committee For the

Community ties and visits in Treasureton area

Treasureton residents host relatives from St Anthony Pocatello Logan Preston Blackfoot and Smithfield. Visitors include the Hughes McCarrels and children Key Brent Nancy. the Workmans and Pratt families. and many others calling on T J Bargers and Reeder families.

Hughes McCarrel Key, Brent Nancy St. Anthony Myrl Workman Dock Barger H.H. Wagner Jack Barger Pocatello T. J. Barger Alton Nelson Frank Baby Wm. Paskins Logan Rhoda Barclay Paul, Ida Ted. Packins Gene Paskins Ted Lewis Clearfield Leonard Lewis Mery Oakland Calif Ted Packins Thora Panter la Vodis Kliss Dayton T.J. Barger John Forman Salt Lake City Irene Nelson T. J. Reeder Lee Gilbert Fannie Reeder Elizabeth Ward W. H. Smith Farrell Beckstead Preston John Reeder Ben Young Blackfoot LaVona Kirby

Dayton Area Social Notes Include Meetings and Games

Dayton residents visit Richmond and Clifton friends while M-Men place in stake tournaments and a district win at Malad. Local events include a play, talks by Elders, a Hawaii trip report, and a Boise trip to a basketball game. Idaho canyons and Danskin site described.

Clarence Nelson Ray Bell Richmond Pauline Kirkbride Katherine Call Clifton al Robins Neil Tremonton Irvin Robins Herman Coburn Sheila Filer Harold Galloway Earl Coburn Rameger Joe Bell Douglas Snow Lava Hot Springs Nancy Jones Joe Nancy’s James Phillips Thurman Griffeth Reuben Archibald William Shepherd Ada Taylor Ne Sacrament Bryan Winward Hawaii la Rae White Garth Panter Clayton Coburn Boise Orson Nelson Irvin Taylor Lewiston Dayton M-Men Third Ward Logan Abraham Dalley Elbert Roberts Nada Hewlet Rich Barnett Dean Ewlery Jake Marlon Smart Ira Eldon Hobbs Martha Peg Callister Ida Phillips Janey Ardell Griffeth Lemmy Demar Jones Mr. Marshall Dan Dalley Bro. Bottomly Maroni Phillips Judd Barnett LeRoy Archibald, Jr Connie Checketts Little Na Dean Phillips Vaughn Griffeth Ethel Stevenson Paul‘ Naef M-Men Dayton Wellsville

Craters of the Moon Scenic Attraction Highlight

Idaho Joe writes from Boise as the State board promotes Craters of the Moon, twenty miles southwest of Arco. The article touts the national monument as a top recent volcanic site with rugged lava flows, cinder cones like Big Cinder Cone, and dramatic barren scenery attracting travelers on U S highway 93.

Idaho Joe State Board of Publicity Boise Idaho Arco Mother Nature Craters of the Moon Hailey United States Momn

Lava Flows Describe Cone Forms at Big Cinderbutte Monument

The report notes elongated cones tilted northeast by a strong southwest wind. It details two lava types Hahdehoe ropy lava with caverns and a rough jagged lava, and highlights Big Cinderbutte at 6,515 feet as a premier basilic cone. A white buck wheat flower blooms in spring and summer amid the dark dust.

Idaho Park Noted for Valleys and Rivers

Vegetables of many varieties were grown in sheltered valleys along the Selcun and Weiser rivers in Idaho. The text mentions a state park with 7 836 acres, including 2 333 acres of water, and three lakes plus part of one river flowing through it. Magic Hot Springs near Twin Falls are rich in radium and minerals and were favored by Indians for healing.

Selcun Weiser Rivers Idaho Magic Twin Falls

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Treasureton Malcom Denton Myrs. Worgman Ann Mary Beth “Pratt Dessie Newbold Ralene Margaret Gene Pas- Ains Harold Pratt Myrl/ Workman Hollydale Nedbold Smithfield Guy Woodard Mack Hymas Dell Hymas Myrl Hymas LeRoy Perry Howard Swainston Whitton Ney Caroline Condie Preland Family Ray Sant Glencoe McKesson Cremon Colgate’s Ickesson’s Soretone Darol Flemex Bayer Aspirin Colgate Tooth Paste McKesson’s Albatum Halo PE Sons Drug Se Cassia City of Rocks Danskin Canyon Boise River Craters Moon Allis-Chalmers John Deere International Power Mower North State Phage de Tbe Atest Praca Wusic Boaback Golden. Rule
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