Smylie Enters Idaho Governor Race First Campaign Push
Idaho Attorney General Robert E. Smylie announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor in 1954. The 39 year old Caldwell resident and Navy veteran outlines a pro development platform and commitment to individual freedom as Idaho faces growth.
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Robert Smylie
Boise
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Dayton student Frances Atkinson wins 2000 in essay contest
Frances Myrtle Atkinson 18 of Dayton Franklin County wins the national essay award of 2000 for What the American Flag Means To Me in the Disabled American Veterans contest held with the radio series I Was A Communist for the FBI. Second place goes to Mary Ellen Burns 17 of Salt Lake City and third to Lynn Mary McGann 16 of Minneapolis.
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Frances Myrtle Atkinson
Dayton
Franklin County
DAV
FBI
Mary Ellen Burns
Salt Lake City
Lynn Mary McGann
Minneapolis
Atkinson
George “Mylorie
West Side High School
Miss Atkinson
Veterans’ Hospital
Boise
Miss Burns
Judge Memorial High School
Lynn McGann
Southwest High School
Dana Andrews
Paul M. Angle
Chicago Historical Society
Lincoln
Matthew Cvetic
Pittsburgh
IFBI
Frances Atkinson
Idaho
America
Sis
Valley Forge
Democracy of Love Banner Rife With Patriot Echoes
The speaker reflects on guarding others rights and seeing the flag under a peaceful sky. A voice or inner refrain proclaims the earth as a democracy of love, stirring questions of dreamlike realization and national ideals.
Classified page note for PRES TON CITIZEN listings
To buy or sell use the PRES TON CITIZEN classified page. Readable items outline ad placements and contact details for local buyers and sellers.
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TON Citizen
Idahoan by choice Smylie active in state politics since WWII
Smylie came to Idaho in 1984 and declares himself an Idahoan by choice. He has been active in Idaho political affairs since returning from the Pacific after World War II, including serving as chairman of the Ada County Young Republican club and as liaison officer for Eisenhower's 1952 campaign in the eight mountain states. Authorities say the usefulness of top bovine sites could be expanded and prolonged through frozen semen.
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Smylies
Caldwell
College of Idaho
George
Washington University
American Legion
Methodist
Smylie
Idaho
Pacific
Ada County
Young Republican Club
Eisenhower
Eight Mountain States
West
New Storage Technique Aims to Enable Calf Production Post Retirement
A newly developed low temperature storage method could allow a bull to sire thousands of calves even after retirement or death, enabling extended breeding capacity and agricultural efficiency.
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Freedoms Foundation
Howard W. Watts
Cincinnati
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Onsida
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