Editorial Pays Tribute To Casa Grande Americanism Push
Glendale Herald editor commends the Casa Grande Jaycees for an Americanism program urging daily flag displays and Constitution education. She notes loudspeakers and banners, calls for nationwide revival, and warns against embracing government handouts that aid communists.
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Glendale
Ariz
Leeta Cox
Jaycees
Casa Grande
Arn
Cox
Arizona
Free World
America
Don’t Be Just A Vote
Editor urges newspapers to plan a get out the vote drive before November elections. It argues many adults fail to vote and stresses voting as a duty of a free people. It calls for informed voting and careful analysis of candidates and issues.
Which way will farmers vote in the next presidential election
Washington observers say farm voters may decide between Richard Nixon and John Kennedy. Kennedy backers urge disapproval of Ezra Benson’s price support cuts while Nixon advisers cite voter anger at Congress over failing to curb farm price declines. Both camps promise a new farm program if elected.
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Richard Nixon
John Kennnedy
United States
Kennedy
Ezra Taft Benson
Nixon
What kind of a new program for farmers is outlined
A careful study of farm planks and campaign statements shows both major parties favor expanded land retirement to move surplus crops to conservation and increased use of surpluses to feed the hungry. Both seek higher farm prices and income, Democrats proposing quotas and supports, Republicans favor price supports and market expansion.
Local newspaper relies on area business support
The paper credits Franklin County businesses for funding publication and invites readers to support advertisers who fund local news and member activities.
Uncle Dan From Dodlie Converses On Credit Curbs
The Saturday night gathering at the country store discusses Washington plans to curb credit buying. Local voices debate economic strain in Georgia and across the country, noting rising debt risks and a Department of Agriculture bulletin suggesting a weekly $38 meal budget for a four child family.
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Zeke Grubb
Washington
Zeke
Congress
Clem Webster
Ed Doolittle
Georgia
Capitol
U S. Department of Agriculture
I. S. Department of Ag
Bulletin Covers Elephants to Family Budget On Free Mailing List
The bulletin notes cover a wide range from elephants to personal finances and offer free access through a regular mailing list. The session ends on a hopeful note that Russians may be ahead in missiles but have not yet mastered a certain toothpaste color.
Travel Notes From Oxford Residents This Weekend
Oxford residents Delores Coburn traveled to Salt Lake City arriving Friday evening and returned Sunday. Rachel Baker journeyed to Brigham City Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Baker. Mr and Mrs Norman Olsar accompanied the trip as listed.
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Delores Coburn
Salt Lake City
Rachel Baker
Brigham City
Robert Baker
Norman Olsar
Weekend visitors gather with Olsson family relatives
Weekend gathering in Salt Lake City area as Mr and Mrs Ernest Olsson, his brother Marion and family, sister Afton, Dale Ralphs, and Wanda and Curtis Cox and families visit. The text shows a family reunion scene with multiple relatives named and traveling to join Ole Olsson.
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Ernest Olson
Marion
Afton
Dale Ralphs
Wanda
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Eraioeecan
Areata
Barnes Carruthers
Chicago
Siebrand's
Ruth C. Hartkopf
Idaho
Busi
Franklin County
Ple
Pos
Dan
Dodlie
Dear
Mister
Oxford
Tis Cox
Vis
Earl Jensen
USS Nitrogen Fertilizers
Utah Poultry & Farmers Cooperative
South Stat
Rex Crane
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Creal
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