Strikes Urged to be Curtailed by Teamsters Union
The International Teamsters AFL warns wildcat strikes threaten national stability and inflation. The official magazine edited by Daniel J. Tobin argues strikes must follow contract channels and that abuse risks treasury and labor power. It cautions about agitators and urges peaceful settlement first.
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International Teamsters’ Union
AFL
International Teamster
Official Union
Teamster Magazine
Daniel J. Tobin
AFL Executive Council
International
International Union
Teamsters Union
The
Thanksgiving reflections on abundance and gratitude
The piece recalls the traditional American Thanksgiving feast with its food, family, and home. It contrasts fall weather outside with a warm kitchen, praises Pilgrim origins, and notes Franklin county’s abundant natural blessings despite present shortages.
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Earth
Pilgrim Fathers
Franklin County
Tax cut logic in a changing political climate
The speaker argues against broad 20 percent income tax cuts under a Republican shift. They warn upper brackets would lose funding for social security and urge preserving higher levies while cutting rates for workers and farmers to sustain American prosperity and consumer buying power.
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America
Local News Tidbits From Time Scott Nelson and Abner Jaarson Jr.
Time Scott Nelson and Abner Jaarson juniors at the USAC received invitations to join the Short Story club a biweekly study group. Mr and Mrs Hans Rasmussen celebrate a golden wedding anniversary at daughter Mrs Wilde’s Mink Creek home. Miss Inez Neeley Evelyn Condie hosted a chicken supper and handkerchief show for Melvin Condie heading to a mission in England. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hanser welcomed a baby boy born last Sunday morning. The Lo Pine camp of the DUP met at Mrs Merrill’s home with Ruth Gayman Beatrice Cooper and Laura Evans on the program. Last Tuesday I E Fitzgerald a Treasury and post office official toured Preston to assess a site for a federal post office building. Thomas Egbert of Fairview and Elva Fellows of Weston wed in Salt Lake City last week. Mr and Mrs Paul Greaves welcomed a newborn baby.
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Scott Nelson
Abner Jaarson
USAC
Inez Neeley
Evelyn Condie
Melvin Condie
England
DUP
Mr. Merrill
Ruth Gayman
Beatrice Cooper
Laura Evans
Remembrances and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Mrs. Greaves is remembered as Miss Ora Bishop. Evening gatherings at the Knudson home honored Mrs. Joe Call with a turkey dinner and cards. Mrs. James Bullock hosted the Literary Club with W. H. Simmons Erwin Spilsbury and Bullock providing vocal selections.
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Virgil Knudson
Charles Olsen
Free Nielsen
Joe Cunkley
Joe Call
Knudson
James Bullock
W. H Simmons
Erwin Spilsbury
Bullock
Cafeteria Menu Items for Tuesday and Wednesday
The reader is shown a school cafeteria menu listing meals for Tuesday and Wednesday. Tuesday offers meat loaf with brown gravy, buttered beans, fruit salad, and a dessert of apricots with bread milk and butter. Wednesday features chili bean stew with a vegetable trio and a fruit pudding with vanilla sauce.
Preston PRANKS and paradoxes on study life
A fragmented set of quips and sayings includes lines about making life count, oil versus coal burners, memory and knowledge paradoxes, and social observations from Mrs Smith Mrs Jones and Franklin Fannie. The tone resembles a light public musings column with humorous contrasts and maxims.
Measles and Mindsets in a Local News Snippet
A boy about to buy a movie seat claims measles excuse from the box office and a collage of light anecdotes follows. The piece parades puns and social misprints from school jokes to adult remarks, ending with a quip about a woman's mind changing more often.
Army Recruiting Ad Promises Pleasant Profitable Future
Advertisement extols re enlistment in the United States Army and promises a pleasant profitable and guaranteed career for those with MOS in Army Navy Marine Corps or Coast Guard. It urges checking MOS and visiting a local recruiting station for an assured career.
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United States Army
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Idaho Crop Report Reflects Cold Oct Weather and Stable Overall
The report notes cold and rainy late October delaying potatoes and sugar beets with minor unharvested acreage. Estimated Idaho potato production around 41.595 million bushels, down from Oct 1 forecast by 885 thousand. Sugar beet yields rise while harvest slows. apple crop up. milk and egg production stay high at about 102 million pounds and 16 million eggs respectively.
Ideal System Bookkeeping Sets On Sale At Citizen
On sale at the Citizen store is the famous Ideal System bookkeeping set. Available in two sizes and suited for service stations beauty shops garages restaurants and other businesses.
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Cache Valley
Society
Leland Chatterton
Bhirley Chatterton
Otto Chatterton
Vern Morris
DeVon Chatterton
Preston
Franklin
AL Editorial
Idaho State Editorial Association
Idaho
Hans Rasmussen
Wilde
Mink Creek
Clarence Hanser
I. E Fitzgerald
Treasury and Post Office Department
Federal Post Office
Thomas Egbert
Fairview
Elva Fellows
Weston
Salt Lake City
Paul Greaves
Preston Co-op
Preston Pranks
Mrs.Smith
Mrs. Jones
Major of
Dayton
Franklin Fannie
the Baptist Church
Hell
Anthony and
Cleopatra
Jimmy
Joe Marsh
Why Bert
Fotka
Bert ‘Childers
Bert
Andy Botkin
Garden Tavern
Andy
United States Brewers Foundation
WE . Ee
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Logan, Utah
Idaho Crop Report
Weston J.smith
Lias Mhonk
South
Gafco Sale
Gafco
Gasco
Redwood Road
Utah
War Assets Administration
George A. Fuller Company
WAR
South Redwood Road
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