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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1951

Page

7

Utah governor Lee blasts Utah senators over veterans bill

The Utah governor accuses Senators Watkins and Bennett of trying to buy votes by voting to override President Truman's veto on the veterans benefit bill. He argues the veto was courageous and warns against excessive government spending, urging backbone against pressure groups. The piece also promotes a Chamber of Commerce pamphlet arguing advertising funds lower prices by increasing demand and efficiency.

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Preston Citizen endorses Bible week call and Americanism

The Preston Citizen urges readers to study the Bible during National Bible Week and to choose a Republican candidate who embodies fundamental Americanism and constitutional faith. It argues against compromise and socialism, urging voters to support a devout, rights‑defending leader in the November election.

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Can We Afford to Compromise by DeWitt Emery

Editor notes introduce DeWitt Emery president of the National Small Business Men's association and coauthor George Peck from New York. The column urges readers to send opinions to THE CITIZEN about a clear-cut choice discussed, signaling an editorial appeal and upcoming reader feedback on the issue.

DeWitt Emery National Small Business Men’s Association George Peck New York THE Citizen Mr. Emery the Citizen

Bible Week observance urged by Laymen's National committee

The eleventh National Bible Week runs October 15 to 21, promoted by the Laymen's National Committee, a diverse nonprofit. The message emphasizes reading Psalm 23 for comfort amid war fears and societal corruption, highlighting David's faith in the Lord as shepherd.

Laymen’s National Committee America Mittee David God

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