England Votes Show Citizens Tend To Participate
The Shelby Daily Star notes that in England this week only 35 percent of eligible voters cast ballots while the United States saw about half of eligible voters voting in a recent presidential election. It suggests a trend away from welfare state policies and argues governments are meant to exist for citizens, not to sustain such programs.
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England
United States
America
Shelby
N.C
Daily, Star
Pioneer Daughters Meet at Dorothy Mendenhall Home
The American Way feature notes Daughters of the Pioneer held a gathering at Dorothy Mendenhall’s home on a Thursday in March. Ann Hansen and Leola Erickson presented the life history of her grandfather Martinus J. Fennesbeck as refreshments were served by Mrs Meade.
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Mendenhall
Ann Hansen
Leola Erick
Martinus
J. Fennesbeck
Meade
Clarence
Nelson
Lester -Call
Downey
Don. Gould
Ogden
Gilbert Nutter
Salt Lake
Ray Béll
Douglas
Eilene
Richmond
James Call
Eylan
Filer
Glenn Call
Preston
Preston Memorial Hospital
George ‘Coburn
Ray Coburn
Venna Schwartz
G. Schwartz
M. L. Phillips
Connie
Delbert
Leland Schwaneveldt
Fern "Rasmussen
Weston
Eden
Miran
Phi
Lest Call
Lester Frew
Mattie ‘ ‘Atkinson
Nat Mendenhall
Alife Olsen _of
Clifton
Edna Bingham
H. Glenn -Bingham
Ands
Junior Nael
Orrin” McKay
Blanche
Lara Beutler
Deat
Connie Phillips
Joyce
Atkinson
Don Page
Definition of socialism debated by voters and officeholders
The article argues for precise issue definitions in government and critiques politicians who adopt socialist programs while claiming other labels. It questions labeling of a Democrat or Republican who pursues socialist policies and urges accountability for public platforms and actions.
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Norman Thomas
Thomas
Socialist Party
Who's Cleaning Up How a utility splits its 1949 dollar
A Oswego New York Times extraction outlines how a 1949 large utility divided a dollar among labor 29 cents fuel 22.5 cents materials 12.7 cents government 14.1 cents depreciation 6.8 cents stockholders 6.4 cents and debt 4.3 cents. It notes workers and government receive far more than owners with government taxes eating into stockholders' profits. It also criticizes farm subsidies for potatoes costing 80 to 100 million dollars yearly with farmers gaining little while subsidy buyers profit.
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Brannan
George Peck
Brannon
Oswego
N.Y
Times
Dayton Area Residents Attend Funeral and Reunion
Local families joined in a funeral in Ogden for William Loftus and spent the weekend visiting relatives in Sahara Village Hyde Park and Idaho Falls. A large ward reunion with Relief Society activities, music, skits, and dancing followed with many attendees from Preston and surrounding areas.
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Hyde Park
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