Rot at the Top and Its Spread Across Society
A discussion on moral rot from leadership to the masses, warning that corruption in Washington and among officials invites widespread decay. It notes tuberculosis screening in Idaho using mobile chest X rays funded by Christmas seals, with high public interest and ongoing education by the Idaho Tuberculosis Association and the Idaho Department of Public Health.
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Washington
Miss Goodwin
Idaho
Idaho Tuberculosis Associatin
Mobile X Ray Unit Locates Diseases in Idaho Nine Months
During the first nine months of operation Idaho's mobile chest x ray unit Miss Frances Goodwin executive director of the Idaho Tuberculosis association announced 57370 free chest x rays were taken. Of these 603 showed suspicious signs of tuberculosis 396 showed possible cardiac abnormalities and 402 showed suspicious signs of miscellaneous conditions.
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Idaho
Frances Goodwin
Idaho Tuberculosis Association
Wasatch Wheat Presses Turkey for Idaho First
Wasatch wheat shows rapid development in Idaho and may lead Idaho acreage over Turkey strains in winter wheat. Howard Roylance of the University of Idaho extension service notes Wasatch was planted on 224000 acres in 1949 while Turkey strains covered 296000 acres, suggesting Wasatch could lead by 1951 or 1952. The hard red wheat is valued for high milling quality, protein, good yields, and smut resistance, with most smut linked to non resistant mixtures.
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Idaho
Howard Roylance
University of Idaho Extension Service
Roylance
W. L. Baker
Oneida County
Idaho Wheat Acreage Snapshot Amid Varieties
The Tetonia branch station released foundation seed to Baker for increase as registered wheat. Among white wheats in Idaho Lemhi was most common with 157000 acres, Badri 112000, Idaho 111000. Idaho's total wheat crop covers about 1600000 acres.
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Branch Agricultural Experiment Station
Tetonia
Idaho
Winter car care tips from a roadside feature
The column offers five steps for safe winter driving. Inspect cooling systems and rust inhibitors, ensure anti freeze type and quantity match the vehicle, check tire chains for wear and fit, and have brakes inspected and adjusted to prevent uneven pulling.
Winter Driving Safety Tips For Motorists
The guidance advises easing brakes and steering to avoid skidding on slick roads. It also recommends checking the ignition system including spark plugs and wiring to reduce strain on the self starter and improve reliability.
Deer pushed from canyon ledge by hunter near Weiser
Lou Farber of Weiser parked at canyon bottom and shot a deer on a pinnacle above him. He then pushed the animal off the ledge and it rolled down the canyon wall toward his car.
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Lou Farber
Weiser
Oakley High Students Earn Over 11667 From Harvest Work
A survey of Oakley high school shows students earned more than 11667 dollars during the potato harvest vacation. The figure reflects earnings by workers in the fields.
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Oakley High School
St. Peter's Church Pastor Address and Contact
Rev. P. J. O'Sullivan serves as pastor at St. Peter's Catholic Church with residence at 308 East Oneida and telephone contact 265 R.
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ST. Peter’s Catholic Church
P. J. O'Sullivan
East Oneida
Sunday Mass Schedule for Parishes
First and third Sundays hold Mass at 8:00 a.m. Second and fifth Sundays offer Mass at 12:30 p.m.
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