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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1953
Page
3
A citizen letter from Lael Jen thanks readers for sending The Citizen magazine while she travels far away. She mentions enjoying missionary work and expresses appreciation for continued subscription delivery.
A letter from Max Almond of Honolulu asks the paper to update his subscription address from 965 Pennsylvania Denver to 920 Pennsyl vania Denver. Lael Jensen from Honolulu notes delay in renewal due to a change of address and encloses $3.50, praising THE CITIZEN as a valued source. Leroy R. Jensen of Williston North Dakota also writes about the renewal.
Idaho Economist Yost warns federal income tax growth endangers taxpayers. He cites 1914 receipts and 1948 figures to argue for a balanced 1954 budget and clear limits on federal programs. He urges Idaho and other states to lobby Congress for restraint and accountability.
Max Yost of the Associated Tax Payers of Idaho notes Idaho’s share of next fiscal year federal receipts is $203,000,000, equating to $344.20 per person. He cites Idaho’s $80,433,000 in individual income tax receipts for the just completed year to illustrate the burden.
Kenneth Mansfield was found guilty by a six member jury after a recent arrest on a charge. The Citizen notes the historic trial as the first of its kind in Preston. Verda Rand and Herbert Wagstaff wed in the Logan temple, following vows by Verda’s parents Mr and Mrs William Rasmussen of Mink Creek. Hugh L Geddes and wife welcomed a baby girl on March 22 in Banida.
The First Security Bank of Idaho deposits across Idaho outlets show varied business activity. As of Sept 5 1952 the Preston branch reported 3 319 809 79 in deposits and other Idaho city listings follow in alphabetical order.
Second Lt. William I. Nash of Weston is among 34 army and air force ROTC cadets who received commissions during March 9 exercises in the Main building at Utah State Agricultural College. Oath of office was administered by Lt. Col. Jack A. Rogers and Maj. Gaston.
Lt. Col. Charles W. Hailes of the Logan Air Force Volunteer Reserve Training Squadron spoke on reserve forces' role in U S security. He is an instructor in industrial education at Utah State. Lieut Nash, son of Mr and Mrs A W Nash, is a senior majoring in business administration.
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