Farm City Week Aims to Link Urban Rural Life
The Oct 23 to 29 observance promotes understanding between cities and farms. Kiwanis International coordinats with farm groups and the Department of Agriculture to host city farm fairs Day on the Farm exchanges and urban involvement. The goal is to dispel the belief that others have greener fields and to reinforce interdependence and mutual welfare.
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Department of Agriculture
American Medical Association
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Kiwanis International
Benson
Group aims and tax debate outlined in national appeal
The text argues for national cooperation and rejects a federal income tax cut via increasing personal exemptions. It contends such a move would remove many taxpayers from the rolls, potentially influencing votes, and stresses that people must contribute taxes to support government and nation.
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Isaeu
Truth Dissemination Note From National Council Official
An editor notes Dr Calii¢ Nelson serves as executive secretary of the department of religious liberty at the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the U S A The source mentions thirty Protestant and Eastern Orthodox communities forming the national council's framework.
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Claud Nelson
Congress
John Milton
Walter Lippman
Einstein
Hitler
Germany
Stalin
Peron
Calii¢’Nelson
Department of Religious Liberty
Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S.A
Oxford DUP Meeting and Local Social Notes
The regular DUP gathering met Thursday evening at Susan Fisher's home with Lucy Allen as cohostess. Annie C. Hatch delivered a lesson. other attendees included Clara Olson, Marie and Harriet Hatch, Oneida Anderson, Aston Ralphs, and Bessie Olson. Refreshments followed games.
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Susan Fisher
Lucy Allen
Annie C. Hatch
Clara Olson
Marie and
Harriet Hatch
Oneida Anderson
Aston Ralphs
Bessie Olson
Henry Hatch
Ogden
Margaret Hatch
Local Families Visit and Move Headlines in Salt Lake Trip
Mrs Annie M Redington Jr and Mrs Garold Fisher and sons Blair and Donald moved to Salt Lake for the Winneton. Mr and Mrs Sheldon Pride and daughter Jacqi of Rupert were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glenden Jensen. Salt Lake trip to visit Clayton Nutting brother of Mrs Jensen and Mrs Pride. Mr and Mrs Rex Waldron and daughter Celia Marie of Malad visited Mr and Mrs Fred Coburn. Mrs Coburn returned home with them to visit.
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James Kirkbride
Franklin
Fred Coburn
Nyssa
Ore
Coburn Tas
Reed Gyllenskog
Frank Croshaw
Pocatello
A. L. Fisher
Annie C. Hatch
Henry Hatch
Margaret
Elsie McCauley
Preston
Relief Society Leadership Meeting
Cleon Marley
Henry
Hatch
Bud) Lee
Orin Hatch
Ogden
Myrss
R Glenden
Jenison
Syee
Platt ‘Ward
Andreea Hatch
and Redington
Arinte
Paul and
Merlin Hatch
Cluft
Kendal
Bert “Redington
Annie M. Redington , Jr
Garold.Fisher and Sons
Blair and
Donald
Salt Lake
Sheldon Pride
Jacqi
Rupert
Glenden Jensen
Clayton Nutting
Jensen
Pride
Rex Waldron
Celia Marie
Malad
Coburn
Jed Atkinson Sent to New Post After Graduation
A/2c Jed B Atkinson of a student squadron at Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi was graduated Oct 4. He returned home Oct 9 for a week's leave with his parents Mr and Mrs A L Atkinson. He left Oct 17 for a new assignment in Spokane Washington to continue studies in electronics and radar fundamentals. His parents stopped with him at Twin Falls on the way home and stayed overnight with Melvin Fulmer and daughter.
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Jed
B. Atkinson
Keesler Air Forces Base
Miss
Atkinson
A. L. Atkinson
Spokane
Wesh
Twin Falls
Melvin Fulmer
Chevrolet to Unveil 1956 Passenger Cars November 4
Chevrolet will debut its 1956 passenger cars Friday November 4 with simultaneous showroom displays nationwide. Details remain secret but Chevrolet officials predict a record sales year and dealers plan elaborate showrooms with entertainment decor and favors. Demonstration rides in a duplicate of the Pike’s Peak hill climb car will highlight many showings.
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Detroit
Chevrolet
Conv Ny
EL Fish
Pike’s Peak
Cattle Productivity Advances Across 36 Years
The article notes a rise in U S cattle productivity from 1924 to 1954 driven by better animals care feeding and genetics. Beef cattle now account for about half the herd compared with 35 percent in 1924, with milk cows once more numerous. Weight gains per cow have increased, and more cattle are finished on grain.
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USDA
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