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Preston Citizen

Location

Preston, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1952

Page

4

Idaho Falls Seneator Urges Voter Registration Push

U S Senator Dworshak cites Idaho voting gaps in 1948 1948 presidential tally 214 816 and 1950 senatorial tally 201 700. He urges newspapers radio churches veterans groups and service clubs to boost registration and turnout citing Franklin County 5018 21 plus residents with 4015 voting in 1948.

Idaho U. S Henry Dworshak Vetc Franklin County

Payroll complaints spur calls to cut OPS staffing

In a Chamber of Commerce critique echoed by former OPS director Ellis Arnall to a congressional panel, the payroll woes undermine price regulation. Arnall cites hiring and firing jammed by politics and seniority, arguing drastic cuts, including eliminating OPS, could boost efficiency without harming outputs.

Taxpayer's Dollar Chamber of Commerce of the United States Office of Price Stabilization OPS Ellis Arnall Arnall Byrd

Idaho voter turnout noted as deplorable in 1950

The 1950 election saw only 3,560 people cast ballots. The author laments the low turnout as a deplorable neglect of voting, comparing southern apathy to Idaho's evident public disinterest in government and the future.

Deep South Idaho

Tea Party In Middletown Aims To Flood Washington With Letters

Middletown Ohio residents organize a letter writing campaign to protest government waste and high taxes. A March 5 meeting of 35 representatives kicked off a movement likened to Boston 1773, seeking action from Congress next January.

Middletown Ohio Congress U. S Washington Boston Philadelphia Fort Wayne Indianapolis St. Louis Minneapolis Detroit Los Angeles Houston

Middletown tea party sparks national tax protest letters

A Middletown meeting of 35 citizens sparked a drive to write to Congress about waste and rising taxes. The effort, spreading to Philadelphia and other cities, mobilizes volunteers to tally open and hidden taxes, urging cuts and accountability.

Middletown

Brown Sugar Glaze for Ham Finish

Thirty minutes before end of baking trim ham or picnic from oven scoring fat with shallow crosshatches. Insert cloves and brush with glaze then return to a 325 F oven. Mix one cup brown sugar with other glaze ingredients to finish.

Glazes for Ham Use Sugar Mustard Pineapple or Honey

The instructions offer four glaze options for ham. Sugar with mustard and fruit juice moisten, a honey glaze with marmalade, a molasses glaze, and a jelly glaze with cranberry sauce and corn syrup. Each method yields a distinct sweet glaze for ham.

Fudge Squares With Raisins Recipe Card

Unsweetened chocolate fudge squares with raisins and bran. Includes ingredients like 3 squares choclate, 1/3 cup butter, 2 eggs, 1 cup sugar, 1/4 cup sifted flour, 1/3 cup bran, 1 teaspoon vanilla, and 1/4 cup seedless raisins. Bake 25 to 30 minutes at 375 F to yield 16 squares.

THE PRESTON CITIZEN AT NO. 8

The Preston Citizen reports a local item from No. 8 detailing a community event. Readers are informed of dates and key participants connected to the neighborhood.

Preston No. 8

Honeymoon tale from the Rockies and a 100 foot Idaho town

From where I sit 4y Joe Marsh reports Ben and Belle Marsh returning from a Rocky Mountain honeymoon. They dined at the Garden Tavern where Ben recalled a narrow Idaho town, 100 feet wide, with a railroad running through the hotel. They even parked on the tracks to gas up as a train approached.

Ben Belle Rockies Garden Tavern Idaho

Narrow Town Broad Outlook

A civic note emphasizes shared space and the community benefit when people think of others. It cites a train delay as a lesson in cooperation among railroaders and townspeople across political lines and tastes to maintain the neighbor's right of way.

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