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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1944

Page

7

Get Out the Vote and Gambling Debate Echoed in Postwar Talk

The piece urges free elections and voter participation to balance government, citing 61 percent farm turnout in 1940 and stressing the Grange's faith in an informed electorate. It then reports on gambling at race tracks as a national concern, with Spokane pastor Charles MacCaughey calling betting clubs morally wrong and fiscally harmful. It closes with a Glasgow newspaper quote attributed to Winston Churchill on protecting small states from Soviet power.

America Charles MacCaughey Spokane Washington Methodist Church MacCaughey Racing Association Forward Glasgow Scotland Winston Churchill London Daily Mail Geneva Finland Latvia Lithuania Roumania Poland Russia Moscow Stalin Churchill

Farmers Face Labor Crunch as 2-C Withdrawal Plans Grow

The piece argues the drop in available farm labor, despite good weather and strong seed, will hurt harvests and food production. It notes Selective Service plans to withdraw 2-C workers age 18 to 25, potentially removing thousands of laborers in Idaho and risking national food output. It contrasts domestic shortages with Allied wartime needs and calls for reconsideration of policies.

America Selective Service Idaho France Dough Boys Belgium Holland

Local Candidates Vie In Early 1916 Election

Local notices list candidates for county attorney, surveyor, coroner, assessor, and senator, including A. C. Smith A. W. Hart Ezra P. Monson and D G Eames. Also updates on community events from The City Grocery improvements to a dinner for faculty at Oneida Academy. Funeral notices, pledges to Omega Tau, and mission plans are reported along with a car accident in Riverdale and a memorial for Charles Eakin.

A. C. Smith A. W. Hart Ezra P. Monson Tiretta Rallison Herman Nuffer Ben F Williams S. J.callan L. H. Henderson Frank Merrill Annie Lewis D G Eames Senate C. D. Goaslind Bryant C. Mecham Watkin L. Roe

WMC Tightens Availability Rules for Labor Transfers

Thomas L. Boyle, manager of the Preston USES office, says all USES offices will require a statement of availability before a worker moves. The rule aims to speed war production by ensuring workers are eligible for referrals in new areas and to fill urgent need in vital war jobs nationwide. He urges workers to consult local USES first to avoid delays and aid in meeting manpower needs.

WMC United States Employment Service Thomas Ll. Boyle Preston Boyle

Grace High School Students Attend Porgy and Bess Show

Grace high school Public Speaking class members with Mrs Chipman attended the musical Porgy and Bess in Pocatello Tuesday at 8 15 p m. The Downey Bulldogs defeated Grace Red Devils 20 12 and Grace beat Paris 27 14 the preceding Wednesday. Several other football games were scheduled for the season.

Grace High School Mrs Chipman Porgy and Bess Pocatello Delpha Greaves Raedene Hale Ruth Cooper Alene Sorenson Ardelle Mickelson Barbara McGregor LaVora Bitton Deon Hubbard Fred Ziegler Jay Kirby Lee Lloyd Kay Bowen Josephine Burgin Faye Kershaw Jackie Kershaw Dorothy Dalton Shirley Sant Donna Rigby Donna Lloyd Joyce Caldwell Nedra Whitehead Bobbie Lou Anderson Beverly Page Beth Bowler Lydean Hawker George Gershwin Downey Bulldogs Grace Red Devils Grace Paris

Humorous Vignettes and Jokes From a Military Camp

A collection of light one liners and farcical anecdotes from soldiers and civilians. Bits about trains, birthdays, jokes about birth control and aliases like Uncle Spam. A mix of quips on love, alimony, walls and windows and misheard phrases.

Optometrist Says Glasses Relieve Fatigue But Rationing Bites

An optometrist notes glasses relieve tired eyes yet rationing limits availability for many.

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Preston Citizen William MacKnight Belva Hart Franklin Idaho State Editorial Association Albert S. Goss The National Farm Grange City Grocery W. R. Smith Oswald Christensen Oneida Academy Joseph A. Geddes J. W. Olsen C. J. Engar Packer Nelson A. D. Erickson H. R. Merrill Lavinia Maughan Merl Anderson McKey Anna Packer Opera Serge N. Wanner New Zealand Preston Opera House DeVerl Johnson Johnson Colorado Springs Leo Hawkes Kenneth Crockett Davis McEntire USAC Omega Tau Social Fraternity Clifford Christensen Sherman Woolf Curtis Rosen Riverdale Curtis Sherman Second Ward Charles Eakin Astoria,Oregons Mirs Ashle E. Jensen ‘Nelson Hans "Nelson Cyrus” Greaves C. L. Greaves England J. G. Nelson Jesse DEEL Sam Colordo Animal Products.co Ogden Utah Lake City Logan Rube Ralph Millar South Pacific Spam Switzerland Mink Creek Maizee Big Mack Horner Little Jack S.O.L Mortimer Monroe Lounsberg Sir Mortimer Monroe Lounsberg Geo. Egbert Este Ezras Lunch Preston High School Pocatello Factory
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