McClellan Warns of Four Dangers to America
U S Senator John L McClellan told a Searcy Kiwanis Lions luncheon that America faces four grave dangers including huge federal spending near 80 billion dollars a year, Supreme Court overreach, a failed foreign policy against communism, and rising labor racketeering power led by Hoffa and Bridges. He urged public awakening and action to reverse trends.
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John L. McClellan
America
Searcy
Kiwanis
Lions Clubs
United States
Supreme Court
McClellan
Washington
Congress
Steve Nelson
Truman
Eisenhower
Senate
Teamsters Union
James Hoffa
Harry Bridges
Senator McClellan
Budge
Hamer
Idaho
State Supreme Court
Alfred
Mia
William Budge
Walter, Oge
Idaho Law Requires Stop For School Bus Ahead
Motorists must stop when meeting or overtaking a stopped school bus and may not proceed until the bus resumes motion or the driver signals to proceed under Idaho law.
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Idaho
Treasureton and Oneida Stake Relief Society Events
The Treasureton and Oneida stake Relief Society met at the stakehouse in Preston on Saturday with attendees including Mrs. Leone Lane Mrs Beatrice Paskins Ida Beth Denton and Mrs Janette Bosworth A ward literature meeting followed on Monday with Mrs Joyce Perry teaching ten attendees Beehive girls held an activity at the fourth ward in Preston Tuesday night aiding the festival effort Mr and Mrs LaVar Palmer and children of Idaho Falls visited the Paskins home Tuesday night A surprise party honored Mrs T J Barger Wednesday afternoon with many attendees including Mrs Dorothy Workman Mrs Jean Barger and others Games were played and lunch served Gifts were given to several women and a hunting trip in Cleveland in main canyon was enjoyed by multiple residents.
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Oneida Stake Relief -Society
Preston
Leone Lane
Beatrice Paskins
Ida- Beth—Denton
Janette Bosworth
Joyce Perry
Wanda Hess
Ida Beth Denton
Margaret Shumway
Barger
Don ‘Workman
Die Ward
Rulon: Burton
Dean Burton
Fred: Hess
Willis Burton
Cleveland
Main Canyon
The Preston Citizen Opens New Office at No 38
The Preston Citizen announces a new office location at 38 in the city. The move signals expanded staff and enhanced local reporting coverage for residents and businesses.
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Preston Citizen
No. 38
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Preferred Risk Mutual
Insurance Ce
Des Moines
Iowa
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Feety
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Homer H. Bucks
Raymond L. Givens
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