Disabled Veterans Film to Show at Grand Theatre
Preston residents will see a 10 minute educational short dramatizing the rehabilitation of disabled veterans in the film How Much Do You Owe? James Stewart and Gen Jonathan M. Wainwright star with contributions from the motion picture industry. The story by Col Owen Crump was directed by Ralph Staub at Columbia Pictures. The 28th DAV convention in Cleveland praised the film and Stewart received a special citation.
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Glendale Relief Society Conference Held Sunday Evening
The Glendale relief society held a Sunday evening conference conducted by Pres. Eulalia Larsen. Clarence Owen led congregational singing with Alice Auger on piano. Prayers were offered by Zetta Auger and Percy Larsen. Talks by Ellen Jensen and Leota Owen, remarks by Bishop Leland Auger and Jemima Crane. Numerous local members attended and guests visited from Preston and other towns. Susanna named for the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Owen. The ward youth attended a Riverdale dance for M Men and Gleaner girls.
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Clarence Owen
Alice Auger
Zetta Auger
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Ellen Jensen
Leota Owen
Leland Auger
June Larsen
Nora Moser
Preston
MIA Stake Board
Mutual
Asa Webster
Carl
Max Webster
Ogden
Charles Bailey
Clifton
Lester Owen
Bailey
Susanna
Vern Nelson
Pocatello
Riverdale
M-Men
Gleaner
State Office Provides 1949 Foreign Package Regulations
Idaho officials announce a public access book of 1949 regulations on sending gift and relief packages abroad. The State Chamber of Commerce has a copy but cannot issue duplicates or answer inquiries. Readers may study the regulations at state chamber offices and Department of Commerce files.
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Anti Freezing Supplies Hint From Idaho Auto Association
R G Cole manager of the Idaho State Automobile association warns motorists that while supplies may be ample this year there may be a shortage of permanent type anti freeze. He advises shoppers to buy early to ensure they get the preferred product.
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Guard warns on deleterious anti freeze and corrosion
Cole warns motorists to avoid salt base emulsions which corrode engine metal and to use oil resistant hoses with petroleum based antifreeze. He advises checking radiator for rust and tight leakproof connections and shifting to boil away types only with thermostat on low to reduce evaporation.
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