Idaho Senator Budge Seeks Reelection Support
A political endorsement urges Idaho voters to back Hamer Budge in the upcoming election. The piece highlights his roles on Interior and Defense subcommittees and credits him with strong economy voting in the 85th Congress, urging mobilization to prevent a potential defeat on November 4.
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Department of the Interior
Army Engineer Corps
Department -of-Defense
Budge
Hamer Budge
Second
Idaho
Congress
Mrs Moser’s Home Economics Career Highlights
Mrs Faye Moser studied at Oregon State College the University of California and the University of Utah. Her career spans over 20 years in research and teaching of home economics at Utah State University.
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Faye Moser
Oregon State College
University of California
University of Utah
Utah State University
Idaho Governor Combats Gambling Plan in Preston Talk
Gov. Robert F. Smylie denounced a proposed statewide gambling plan in a Preston High School auditorium speech. He warned it would burden state government with costs, invite out-of-state gamblers, threaten law enforcement, and harm Idaho's image, urging a Nov. 4 defeat and united GOP and Democrat support to keep Idaho clean.
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Idaho
Robert F. Smylie
Preston High School
Senate
Department of Law
Smylie
Awards Presented by USDA and Extension Service Honor Local Leaders
Claron Buxton Preston and others received awards from the United States Department of Agriculture and the University of Idaho extension service. William Poole chaired the board of county commissioners in presenting the honors. Miss Marsha Benson sang two soprano solos with her mother Mrs Orval Benson on piano. The national colors were posted by American Legion members. Mrs Elda Carlson led the group in singing the national anthem. Invocation was offered by William Weber. The banquet, organized by the American Legion auxiliary, was prepared by the third ward Relief Society.
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Claron
Fourteen Girls Named in Local Honor Roll
The article lists fourteen girls including Judith Bennett Kay Nash Kay Lund Rebecca Hawkes Katie Ruth Bell Clarenee Taylor JoAnn Gamble Julie Hammond Marian Bever idge and LaDene Palmer as honorees in a school or community recognition program.
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Bennett
Judith Nash
Kay Lund
Rebecca Hawkes
Katie Ruth Bell
Clarenee Taylor
JoAnn_Gamble
Julie Hammond
Marian Beveridge
LaDene Palmer
Utah State Homecoming Queen Candidates Named
Dixie Dunkley of Franklin Idaho Falls was a candidate for USU homecoming queen, sponsored by Alpha Kappa Psi, with queen finalists chosen by student election. Garlene Call of Idaho Falls was crowned queen by USU President Daryl Chase, with attendants Bonnie Baird and Kay Hugie as events include a football game, pep rally, parade, and dance.
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Utah State University
Alpha Kappa Psi
Colorado State University
Louis Armstrong
Garlene
Call
Garland Call
Idaho Falls
Daryl Chase
Bonnie
Baird
Heyburn
Kay Hugie
Bountiful
Utah
Preston youths chosen for Tunesmiths
Two Preston youths, Darrel G. Jepsen and Glenn C. Gambles, were selected among 12 members of the Tunesmiths at Idaho State College. The group, chosen from the choir under Prof. Wesley M. Harris, will tour with the concert choir and perform before civic groups and social organizations, and will appear in the Iso-TV Christmas musical.
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Preston
Tunesmiths
Idaho State College
Darrel G. Jepsen
Glenn C. Gambles
Wesley M. Harris
Idaho
Iso-Tv
Winter storage tips for pumpkins and squash
University of Idaho experts advise careful handling from harvest to storage. Mature fruits heal wounded areas by curing at 80 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit and about 80 percent humidity for ten days, then store at 50 to 60 degrees in a dry, single-layer setup to reduce decay. Weed control starts with planting weed free seed and adapting storage conditions.
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Tony Horn
University of Idaho Extension
Daniel Roberts
Newspaper Purchases Surpass Stamp Purchases in Year
In a given year readers bought twice as many U. S. newspapers as postage stamps, reflecting higher demand for print news. This pattern highlights consumer spending habits in print media versus everyday postal items.
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U. S
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