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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1952
Page
10
Local families including the SRT Tig Guy Woodward and Hymas clans visited various households in Treasureton and Preston over Sunday. A birth announced at Preston Hospital adds to weekend events amid car crash injuries near the T J Reeder home.
Riverdale and North Salt Lake residents visit relatives across Idaho and Utah. Families attend temple sessions in Idaho Falls and Boise weddings abroad, with extensive church and Mutual activities noted. Local dancers, scouts, and relief society speakers are profiled along with travel to Ogden Preston and Smithfield for gatherings and on leave from the Navy.
University of Idaho extension service food specialist Mildred Hatherly warns that lower temperatures become more crucial the longer beef is kept in a freezer and that a freezer locker is not a safety deposit vault for indefinite storage.
The U S Chamber of Commerce denies that large state outlays guarantee prosperity, citing a 99 to 39 billion dollar spending cut from 1945 to 1947 alongside a boom. It argues cutting spending boosts private demand and warns inflation from borrowing harms citizens, with local disruptions where spending is heavy.
Darrell W Perkins seaman apprentice in the US Navy has been reassigned to the aircraft carrier USS Antietam. The ship then operating in Korean waters serves as his new home port. Perkins is the son of Mr and Mrs M O Perkins of Preston and re enlisted June 30 1950 after graduating from Preston High School. The Antietam a 27000 ton Essex class carrier commissioned in 1945 was recommissioned in January 1951.
The Preston Citizen reports a local item titled No. 8 with brief details on the event. The notice notes community impact and indicates further coverage forthcoming in upcoming editions.
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