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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
3
Sound trucks dispute over misidentified GOP rally
The editorial notes two sound trucks were in town last Saturday advertising a GOP rally. Young Republicans deny making statements attributed to them about a Democratic rally while an older observer contests the report, saying the trucks advertised only their own event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen
Glen Taylor
Idaho bets hint at races in The Idaho Farm Journal
Ed Emerine reports a friend who bets on Idaho’s November elections predicting a Hamilton win over Smylie for senator and Prost over Schwiebert for governor. The bets favor Democrats across several races though the friend doubts Taylor is decided, with $500 wagered so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Emerine
Idaho Farm Journal
Emerine
Boise City
the Elks
Idaho
Citizen
Glen Taylor
U. S
Clark Hamilton
Hamilton
Robert E Smylie
Gracie Prost
Erwin Schwiebert
Hamer Budge
Ira Masters
Joe Williams
Republicans accuse Taylor truck of biased rally ad
A Republican leader claims a Taylor sound truck advertised a Democratic rally at a high school auditorium after Young Republicans toured the area. He says the truck carried four people and a speaker who urged voters to hear Democrats, calling Preston a dirty politics city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator
Preston
Dollar diplomacy, European welfare, and Palyi’s critique
Dr. Melchior Palyi argues in The Dollar Dilemma that American aid and fiscal policies hinder Europe’s self reliance. He contends Britain’s coal output, English labor reforms, and a shift to private productivity could ease dollar shortages. He cautions aid often funds nationalized industries rather than strengthening private economies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchior Palyi
Palyi
Europe
Deutsche Bank
Berlin
Pres
Paul von Hindenburg
Hitler
Germany
England
France
Italy
U.S. A
Britain
Continent
U S Responsibility On Economic Aid and Global Leadership
Dr Palyi argues American aid after World War II created Europe’s collectivist frameworks and protected national security by supporting regimes and monopolies. He claims U S responsibility is to let nations solve their own problems, limiting aid to emergencies and encouraging self reliance and sane policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Europe
Henry Regnery Company
Chicago
U. S
Russia
Palyi
America
Oxford Max Walton Advance to Priesthood Teaching Rank
Oxford Max Walton was sustained to be advanced to a teacher in the priesthood Sunday evening. W. R. Fisher attended the stock sale in Idaho Falls last week. Mrs. Selma Fisher and son James motored to Idaho Falls Wednesday. James was one of a group doing baptismal work at the temple that evening. Mrs. Ernest Olson and daughter Wanda returned home Saturday from Salt Lake City where they had visited for the past week with Wesley Olson and Lorin Olson and their families. Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Olson and family visited friends and relatives over the week end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Walton
W. R. Fisher
Idaho Falls
Selma Fisher
James
Ernest Olson
Wanda
Salt Lake City
Wesley Olson
Lorin Olson
Glen Taylor for United States Senator
Campaign statement by Glen Taylor highlighting past support for old age pensions and proposing at least 100 dollars per month for senior citizens. Pays for by Taylor for Senator Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Glen Taylor
America
United States
Taylor
Com. B .A. McDevitt
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