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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
14
Morton Clausen argues the 1950 campaign ends with little public choice as both major parties show internal splits. He says Democrats lack platform and mirror socialist ideas under a party machine while Republicans lack a clear ideology and strong leadership.
A political manifesto laments a dysfunctional government and warns of a dangerous era dominated by federalism socialism and machine politics It urges forming a strong conservative party to resist statism and urges voters to elect Congress members who will defend the American way of life regardless of party.
North Thatcher residents Mr. and Mrs. Clem Rasmussen traveled to Pocatello on business last Monday. Mrs. Howard Young and her children visited Logan over the weekend to see her mother Mrs. Heber Allen and other friends. A party honored retiring Bannock stake Relief Society board members was held in Williams ward with Thatcher attendees including Mrs. Hogan Fowler Hogan Wendell Smith Milton Smith Max Smith Sivell Smith Parley Smith Howard Young Arthur Manhart Ford Christensen retiring president Mrs. Christensen and LaVenia Peterson receiving gifts. A program and refreshments followed. Roland Allen and son and Bishop Kuntz and son from Soda Springs visited the Howard Young home Sunday.
In Cambridge on Rush Creek, 15 or more families covered phones with blankets and pulled wires to stop ringing after telephone and electric light lines crossed. The local exchange manager arrived to resolve the muddle.
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