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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1958
Page
4
The passage argues that monopoly power in finance and industry threatens American freedom and urges the elimination of monopoly unionism. It frames this as essential to saving the nation, appealing to union members and broad audiences alike.
A vintage style gelatin mold recipe uses grapefruit juice tomato juice celery onion cloves bay leaf and peppercorns simmered then strained. Gelatin is softened in grapefruit juice and added to the mixture before chilling in a four cup mold for six servings with grapefruit sections as garnish.
Donald R. Richberg argues in his book that Americans are misinformed about labor unions. He contends unions are powerful actors waging a civil warfare against free competition, seeking to create a socialist labor government, with corruption being minor compared to monopoly force. He warns a peaceful alternative is needed to prevent societal shift toward socialism.
The article cites the Doukhobors in Canada and warns that communal economics fail, citing Wall Street Journal and National Review quotes. It criticizes federal deficit financing, inflation risk, and labor reform rhetoric from business leaders and politicians like Senator Byrd and President McDonnell.
A sequence of Saturday and Sunday visits from Idaho Falls to Soda Springs Pocatello Salt Lake City Ogden and Preston is noted. Guests include Mr and Mrs Melvin Kirby Mr and Mrs T J Barger and others with several family gatherings and small talks in Sunday school.
Mapleton Mr. and Mrs. Ted Nelson of Richmond spent one day last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvaro Burbank. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gregory and family of Pocatello and Darrel Gregory, who is attending college at Provo, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Gregory.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Porter and family of Lewiston spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George R Porter. Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Porter were Mr and Mrs Keith Taylor and son Gene and Mr and Mrs Larry Porter and daughter Susan of Idaho Falls. Mrs Henry Dursteler and her granddaughter Pauline Dursteler and Rosemary Bowcut spent Saturday in Pocatello.
Winder Mr and Mrs Heber Swainston Jr and family joined senior Bieber Swainstons in Preston for Heber Jr birthday dinner. Ernest Lund of Salt Lake City visited with his parents the Fred LUNDS. his wife and baby stayed in Preston with her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Yaussi. Sr and Mrs Wayne Bell and children headed back to Ellsworth AFB S D after a three week visit herein and in Banida. Kathy Pinson hosted Kent Hollingsworth at a Preston Halloween party. Rhonda Winger and Patricia Hedin slept over with Merna Johnson. Idella Winn hosted a Halloween slumber party for Mira Gibson Annabeth Stocks Carol Smith Ingrid Hedin Lenna Bennett. Central school party preceded games at the Winn home. Laurence Varney Shelley and Myrna McLing Preston joined Marion Winn family Saturday night. Leona Winger visited Weston and dined with John Larsen at his mother’s home before his National Crusade departure. Max Palmer Kem of Lewiston and others were also mentioned in Preston area notices.
Social calendar notes visits and gatherings around Preston including Mrs. Shaffer and others visiting with the Palmers, Wingers hosting guests from Salt Lake City Murray and Seattle, Richmond and Seattle visitors, Silver Gleaner award reception for LaVerne Talbot, a birthday party for Erma Winn, a kitchen shower for LaVerne Talbot, Melvin Miles visiting from Los Angeles, Corliss Swainston’s Halloween party, and a slide-viewing trip to Banida by the Gibson family.
Sunday activities included a baptism and blessing of Van Bosworth Swainston at the Swainston home. Numerous relatives from Ogden Preston and Salt Lake cities visited, with church events and a YMMIA reorganization led by Robert Lindhardt and Richard Ballif. Attendees also traveled to Logan and enjoyed the South Pacific musical in Salt Lake City.
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