Go After Them Henry Dworshak Loses Party Support
The column quotes Sen Henry Dworshak asserting economy in federal appropriations and criticizes party leaders for shifting focus to 1948. He argues for efficiency in military spending without hampering victory, noting wartime unexpended funds and questioning defense budgets per service member. Robert D. Werner also weighs in on defense costs in 1948.
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Henry Dworshak
Congress
Dworshak
Idaho
War Department
Senate
House
Army
Navy
War and Navy Departments
Robert D. Werner
Idaho State Editorial Association
Washington
Werner
Let Em Fight It Out in Palestine Says Writer
A reader urges sympathy for Britain amid the Palestine problem and warns against admitting more Jewish refugees. The piece criticizes Jewish underground violence, favors letting Arabs and Jews settle matters themselves, and cautions against alienating Arab voters or aiding Russia's aims. It argues for minimal U.S. involvement and moral support for Britain while avoiding immigration expansion.
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Britain
Palestine
Truman
Russia
Saudi Arabia
Eleanor Roosevelt
U.S
Tel Aviv
Bypass of War Dept Spending Backed by Senator Dworshak Critique
The speaker argues against current war and navy department costs, citing high per man spending and militar y officer ratios. He singles out colonels with flying pay, questions discharge priorities, and supports Dworshak's push for efficiency despite predicting a losing battle.
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Dworshak
War
Navy
Werner
Air Forces
War Department
Navy Department
Senator Dworshak
Is It Any Wonder Taxes Are High
State Editorial association visitors in Washington report the veterans administration seeks a 7.3 billion dollar request with one civilian employee per 50 veterans. They note civil service could drop 600,000 staff yet still exceed December 1939 payroll. International spenders seek 4.5 billion to run all U S government functions in 1934.
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Robert D. Werner
Idaho State Editorial Association
Washington
Idaho
The
Veterans Administration
Civil Service
Uncle Sam
United States
Historic King George car visits Pres ton in 1927 event
Last Wednesday morning in Preston W. J. Teal of Willys-Overland brought King George's motor car for display. Frank Olson and Hilda Nash wed in Logan on March 4 and plan to reside in Longview Washington. A missionary dance occurred in the Franklin ward honoring Herman.
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Preston
King George’s
W. J. Teals
Willys-Overland Co
Frank Olson
Weston
Hilda Nash
Logan
Long View
Washington
Franklin Ward
Herman
Wickham departs for North Central mission and local notes
Wickham leaves soon for a North Central states mission. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs H M Moore on March 3, and another birth to Mr and Mrs Ed Nuffer on Wednesday. A welcome home party for Vinton Merrill, 30 months in Germany, is planned. Franklin district court honors over 80 scouts. Zeta Pi Girls host farewell for Wanda and Josie Peter son. Downata Hot Springs to open Easter morning. Milton George to lead a Preston radio broadcast from KSEI.
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Zeta Pi
Wanda
Josie Peterson
Preston
Snake River Valley
Wm. Evans
Downata Hot Springs
Ed Nuffer
Vinton Merrill
Opera House
Fossilized Utah Trees Held Uranium for Dials
Ancient petrified trees in southern Utah contain up to fifty percent uranium. The uranium was extracted from the stone trunks buried in cliffs for centuries and used to illuminate instrument dials, contributing to wartime efforts.
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Utah
Preston Pranks and Humorous Snippets of Life
A collection of light quips and anecdotes ranging from marital mix ups and bickering clerks to shipwrecked travelers and family jokes. The bits poke fun at aging, Hollywood jargon, and everyday misunderstandings with a fold of old time wit.
Humorous limericks from Crewe dinner scene
A comic verse recounts a diner in Crewe finding a mouse in the stew and a waiter warning against shouting. The scene then shifts to a beggar asking a passerby for a dollar and being advised to beg for a quarter instead.
It Is Not The Amount Of Work But The Output Counts
A concise reflection on productivity stressing that results matter more than the volume of tasks. It emphasizes efficiency and completion over sheer workload.
Pollination Roles Shift From Barbed Wire to Rail Fences
The article notes barbed and woven wire fences as farming aids but argues the old rail fence better supports pollination. It emphasizes a wider fence row of uncultivated soil that favors nesting wild bees and other pollinators.
Cafeteria Menu for March 10 to 14
The weekly cafeteria menu lists meals for March 10 to 14. Monday serves Johnny Marzetti with green buttered beans apricots bread butter and milk. Tuesday offers baked potato with brown gravy plus pineapple cabbage and carrot salad with bread butter and milk. Wednesday features beef vegetable soup with noodles and chocolate pudding with whipped cream. Thursday serves chili con carne with apple carrot and cabbage salad and Friday options vegetable soup with egg and a tuna fish sandwich.
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Johnny Marzetti
Letter Files Invoices Now Available At The Citizen Me
The Citizen Me announces invoice and letter files in three sizes are now available. The notice highlights accessible formats for archival records and encourages readers to obtain copies for reference.
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Citizen ME
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Crewe
Red” Davis
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