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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
5
Residents report a lively week with temple visits, baptisms, and a farewell party for Kimber Christensen. Attendees include families from Pocatello Preston Riverdale and Logan, noted church meetings, musical acts, and a two and a half minute talks program.
Oxford Mr and Mrs Glenn Cox rejoice at the birth of a son on February 28. The couple has four other children six in total with four boys and two girls. A relief society conference was held Sunday evening. Quigley Anderson visited the home of his brother Mr and Mrs Dave Anderson of Collingston. Mr and Mrs Jimmy Kirkbride of Ogden spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Annie C Hatch. They also visited Mr and Mrs Earl Kirkbride of Dayton. Mr and Mrs W R Fisher spent the weekend in Idaho Falls. Sunday school officers met Monday evening at Marion Olson's home with lessons led by Mrs Annie C Hatch. Other attendees included Thompson Hatch Henry Hatch Dorothy Koller Edna Moyes.
Fragmentary text shows reference to a Ruhr rebellion supported by American lawyers led by a former secretary of war. The snippet hints at US involvement and allied interest, but details are unclear.
In a debated stance on postwar Germany policy, critics challenge Mr. McCloy’s status and influence as a former war secretary and current U.S. high commissioner. They argue his private appearance amid the Schuman plan discussions casts doubt on American commitment to the policy.
A lone violinist named Kelly continued to perform amid a violent disturbance, preferring the music to mitigate danger. The miners, soothed by his serenade, calmed and returned to their claims after an hour of his playing.
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