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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1952
Page
4
Speaker calls for immediate action to curb federal spending arguing large unexpended balances in foreign aid and defense justify a drastic reduction in the 1953 budget. He urges readers to write their congressman and both senators from their state to support budget cuts on Capitol Hill.
The guide explains preferred tenderness varies from five to 20 minutes by shape and brand and stresses following package directions. It covers salting water, boiling, draining, serving with butter, cooling for salads, and refrigerating leftovers, plus notes on volume changes and nutritional value of macaroni products.
The Idaho Farm Bureau Federation reports a clear majority opposition to the Hell's Canyon dam. About 92 percent of returning coupons voted no, with reasons citing government overreach, private power viability, water loss, and cost overruns. Proponents cite potential industry growth and resource development.
DeWitt Emery, president of the National Small Business Men's association, notes Congress is staging its great annual shadow boxing again. The remark frames legislative theater as a formal, recurring display rather than substantive action.
The author denounces lawmakers for approving larger spending while blaming a profligate White House. He argues most congress members lack courage to cut budgets, urges drastic reductions, and proposes trimming non defense agencies to 1940 levels for fiscal 1953. He opposes foreign aid and military assistance budgets.
The article explains that macaroni products include macaroni, spaghetti, and egg noodles in many shapes and sizes. It highlights common forms such as short and long tubular elbows, solid-rod spaghetti, and ribbon-like egg noodles, plus assorted shapes like alphabets, shells, bows, stars, and seeds.
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