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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1947

Page

19

Senator Dworshak Warns on Budget Cut Realities

Senator Henry Dworshak outlines his views on postwar budget restraint and national security, noting war department unexpended balances during 1941–46 and urging careful scrutiny of appropriations. He critiques reciprocal trade proposals and raises concerns about Lilienthal’s atomic energy commission leadership and Communist infiltration in federal agencies.

Senate House Idaho War Navy War Department Congress Appropriations a_ senate David E. Lilienthal Atomic Energy Commission Lilienthal TVA Communist Party United States

Tunnel to irrigate farms via Grand Coulee canal

A two mile long tunnel through solid rock will carry water from the Grand Coulee reservoir to 15,000 Washington farms. The 23 foot diameter tunnel forms part of the main canal system and is under the Interior Department.

Grand Coulee Washington State Department of the Interior

Geddes Sisters Named in College Who's Who

Miss Virginia Geddes completing her college course at the University of Moscow appears in Who's Who in American Colleges this year. Her sister Miss Moiselle Geddes finishing studies at USAC is also listed among prominent students. Both daughters of Mrs Mae Geddes are top students active in college activities.

Virginia Geddes University of Moscow Moiselle Geddes Virginia USAC Moselle Mae Geddes

Specialist Advises Poultrymen On New Brooder House Size

Idaho University expert C. E. Lampman outlines brooder capacity rules for spring. He favors two birds per square foot, reviews a 14 by 18 brooder housing 500 chicks, warns against oil stoves, and urges cool temperatures and portable or sanitary sunyard setups.

C. E. Lampman University of Idaho Lampman

Veterans Benefits for Hospital Care and Treatment

Describes complete hospital care inside VA hospitals and authorized care in non VA facilities for service connected disabilities. Includes transportation, admission preferences for service connected veterans, and outpatient options via VA clinics or approved local doctors. Requires active service during a war period and honorable discharge.

University Cow Sets New State Record in Idaho

Kathleen a nine and a half year old Holstein from the University of Idaho set a state record for full aged cows milking twice daily in the ten month division. She produced 555 pounds butterfat and 16 712 pounds milk verified by Holstein Friesen Association of America. Genevieve holds the all age record on three times daily milking. Alma Choules owns a son of Genevieve used in his herd.

Idaho Echo Kathleen University of Idaho D. L. Fourt University Dairy Department Holstein-Friesain Association of America Battleboro Vermont Idaho Idaho Echo Genevieve Genevieve Advanced Registry Alma Choules Fairview

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