Editors' Opinions Surveyed by The American Press
The American Press reports results from 1 500 editors on Congres s issues to guide rural voices in Washington. Key findings: most favor delaying corporate tax cuts while supporting excise taxes. 74 7 pct back extending trade agreements. health housing and Taft Hartley show strong editor support for status quo or proposed changes. minimum wage and stock market probes split opinions with a lean toward keeping current laws.
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America
Washington
A Constitutional Error By George Peck
George Peck argues the Constitution favors minority rights via a two chamber system and laments the 17th Amendment. He proposes returning to appointed long senate terms and a life pension to free senators from popular pressure and improve deliberation.
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Republic
House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
U. S. Senate
Senate
Congress
Hepa E Keri
Wives Will Be Wives in a 2 Wife Mormon Household
The Ladies' Home Journal prints part three of a June feature exploring life in an 1890s two wife Mormon household. The piece examines daily roles, social norms, and family dynamics in a shared marriage structure.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Uranium and Thorium Prospects Reported in Idaho Region
Al Walker notes thorium and uranium claims near the Lemhi Pass area on Idaho Montana line, owned by James Cellway and R Welborne, recently sold for over 250000. He cites potential for precision Geiger counters and simulators, with Walker TV Service offering instrument servicing and a free catalogue from Logan Utah.
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al Walker
Thorium
James Cellway
R. Welborne
Lemhi Pass
Idaho- Montana
Dubois
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Walker TV
North Main
Logan
Debate Over 17th Amendment Repeal Continues
Fragmented passage argues repeal of the 17th Amendment would return U S senators to appointment rather than election. It notes confounding remarks about the 21st Amendment repealing Prohibition and calls the move a mistaken reversal.
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Bess
Lunds Host Weekend Visitors From Nellis and Ogden
Ernest Lund visiting with parents Mr and Mrs Fred Lund at home in Logan. He is stationed at Nellis Air Base Las Vegas. Joan Phippen and two girls from Logan visited with her parents. Bob and Ross Lindhardt spent weekend in Ogden with sisters Joyce Lindhardt and Mrs Edward Trujillo and were Sunday dinner guests.
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Ernest Lund
Fred Lund
Nellis Air Base
Las Vegas
Joan
Phippen
Logan
Bob
Ross Lindhardt
Ogden
Joyce Lindhardt
Edward Trujillo
Tru
Local Ward Members Attend Temple Excursion and Visits
Mrs. William Swainston and Mrs. Shirley Palmer joined relatives visiting Lewiston Utah on Monday. A May 10 Oneida stake priesthood temple outing to Logan temple included Bishop G. C. Hedin and eleven others from the ward. Several families, including the Bennetts and Kendalls, spent Sunday and weekend visits in Preston Ogden and Ogden area with Beehive girls, wiener roast, and hospital trips noted.
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Jillo
William Swainston
Logan* Temple
G. C. Hedin
Ernest Carter
W.W. O. Winger
Ray
Heber’ Swainston
Marion Bennett
Richard Baliif
Shirley Palmer
Maureen
Harriet
Margene ‘Bennett
Preston
Leo Palmer
Alta Palmer
Ite Hatch
Boyd Redinga
Albert“ ‘Wegment
Ogden
Thompson
Karl. Kendall
Ogmake
Salt Lake Hospital
Ogden “Hospital
Kendall
Diane
LaMar Perkins
Lucy
Redington
Gayle Kendall
Downata
Vivian Hatch
Rita Keller
Sharon
Oxford Baccalaureate Attendees Noted at Clifton Service
Attendees at the Clifton Sunday baccalaureate service included Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hatch along with Hatch and Par Metin.
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Clifton
Keith Hatch
Hatch
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