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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1951
Page
2
Hoover argues for timeless ethics over new codes, warning that public corruption and socialism erode liberty. He cites Ten Commandments and Sermon on the Mount as guides, urges decency, and warns that European socialism cost freedom, urging Americans to defend liberty.
Howard Harris reports several class leaders attended the afternoon session. The MIA organizations presented the program with Bryce Bennett speaking on reverence, Roma Lee McGregor and Dennis Wilker singing, and Norval Whitehead, the stake MIA president, giving a talk on the mutual theme.
A Park Ridge mayor and economist warns that U S spending is eroding American strength. He cites $125 billion in goods given away, a debt double Europe’s, and a rise in government programs that he says fuels inflation and socialism. He argues taxpayers bear the burden and future generations pay the piper.
The writer praises municipal election results in New York and Philadelphia showing citizens choose decency over graft. He warns politicians against corruption, says dishonesty harms the nation and youth, and urges Americans to continue challenging public corruption in future elections.
Three months ago Herbert Hoover delivered a powerful Des Moines speech on Honor in Public Life. The elder statesman, praised for non-partisan integrity, chairs a national committee to study bureaucratic waste and economies in government. He urges citizens to reexamine public morality and consider trying the word old in guiding reforms.
An editor compares shaving with socialistic equality, arguing that a razor cuts whiskers to uniform size and claiming socialism similarly reduces hardworking individuals to the same level. The piece reflects satirical conservative commentary on economic systems and personal incentive.
Local residents attended the Idaho Falls cattle sale and several Ogden and Salt Lake City trips. Families including Panter, Harris, Neeley, and Condie were noted visiting relatives, with hospital visits for Gregory Panter and church events at Grace stake house.
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