Taxpayer Urges Budget Cuts to Check Communist Spread
The essay argues for reduced government spending while funding army and navy modernization. It criticizes bureaucratic waste and union power, cites Ohio Senator Glen Taylor of Idaho opposing labor rules, and links 1947 political shifts to anti union sentiment amid Cold War tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Russia
Congress
Truman
U. S
House of Representatives
Senate
Britain
Greece
Turkey
Byrd
Army
Navy
War
Preston
Pettingill
Indiana
Sen
Glen Taylor
Idaho
Taylor
Louisville
Ball
Labor
Senator Taylor
Government costs and federal employment under scrutiny
A 1946 analysis argues government spending far exceeds income, noting 2.3 million federal civilian employees, up from 1933 levels, and urges decisive action. Pettin gill compares tax cuts, state costs in Idaho, and a plan to discharge federal workers to curb outlays, warning Congress and Taft leadership must act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettingill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Byrd
Idaho
United States
Congress
Taft
White House
Local business moves and sports in Preston area
Last Saturday Gus Johnson owner of Quality bakery bought Domestic bakery. I P Neilson licensed broker will start in Greaves block soon. Battling Lamoreaux defeated Eldon Watters in Rigby. Oil reps lease Preston land for drilling. Morgan Cannery urges peas farmers to cut production 50 percent. Region Five high schools to host music festival in Preston on April 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Johnson
Quality Bakery
I. P. Neilson
Greaves Block
Nielson
Battling Lamoreaux
Eldon Watters
Rigby
Opera House
Watters
Preston
Southern
Idaho
Close Harmony and Courtroom Quips in a Short Tale
The excerpt weaves wry lines on family paths, juror selection, and cautious business practices. It mentions a New Yorker who bought a $10,000 business insurance policy as part of a broader social vignette.
Humorous Observations and Local Notices Parade
A mix of comic quips and social notes appears, including jokes about preachers, editors, and fashion. Local theater of life items mention Ivan Goff’s narrow train accident, engagements for Ellen and Grace Larsen, and the marriage of Ione Jones to Hyje Corbridge with dates in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen
Grace Larsen
J. N. Larsen
Kenneth Crockett
Victor Thompson
Griggs
Evain Jones
Ione
Hyje Corbridge
Lorin Corbridge
Logan
Puzzling Quotes on Pay and Talk Echo a History Lesson
A fragmentary collection of statements questions and quips about pay value applause and a teacher student exchange. The phrases reference compensation for risk moral margins and misremembered history touching on pioneers and sanitation in a satirical tone.
Parting Shot After March 15 Explains You Cant Take It With You
After March 15 passes the line suggests the idea you cannot take wealth or possessions with you. The remark reflects a final life lesson about letting go of material goods.
Company Announces Price Reductions for Customers
The statement explains that uninterrupted production at reasonable wages is needed for price reductions. It notes wage increases already given, ongoing union discussions, and a recent dividend increase to stockholders. Management emphasizes social as well as economic responsibility and confirms three-way duties to customers, employees, and stockholders.
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Franklin County Citizen
Cache Valley Clarion
Don E. Smith
Belva Wart
Blanche Hollingsworth
Leland Chatterton
Shirley” Chatterton
Ott Chatterton
Vern Morris
Franklin
Membi
AHO State Editorial Association
Senator
Lewis
Petrillo
Weldon Nash
Andrew Nash
Limi
Ted
Eastern States
Jane
Dee
Gowan
Seward
Coe Marah
United States Brewers Foundation
Morgan Canning Company
O —N
Franklin Fanny
Mrs. Astor
Miss Muffett
Dayton
Ivan Goff
Mr. Goff
Wayne's. Evans
Preston, Idaho
Standard OF
California
International Harvester
U.S
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