We Seek and Find: Rosellini Prayer to Almighty God
Governor Albert D Rosellini submits a prayer to the Laymen's National Committee asking divine mercy for the state of Washington and its people. The text asks for grace to fulfill temporal and spiritual duties, comfort in distress, wisdom for peace at home, in the nation, and worldwide, invoking the Son's injunction to seek and ask.
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State of
Washington
Ike Critics Rip Congress In Wide Ranging Attacks
A collection of headlines rails at Congress for large budget cuts to President Eisenhower and foreign aid. The pieces criticize funding shifts, veterans housing loans, and the administration’s push for overseas giveaways while lamenting domestic priorities and bureaucratic waste.
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Ike
FBI
U. S
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Preston
Harold Stassen
London
Stassen
Daily Papers
Eisenhower
Summerfield
Mecca
Grounds Are Ready For State Fair At Blackfoot
The August meeting of the Eastern Idaho State Fair Board of Directors discussed preparations as grounds near Blackfoot were readied for the state fair.
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Blackfoot
Eastern Idaho State Fair Board of Directors
Plans for 1957 fair grandstand and acts reviewed
The Blackfoot fair board outlined plans for the 1957 exhibition era including commercial and educational spaces, bleacher upgrades, race horse offices, and 4 H clothing exhibit hangers. Ruth Hartkopf toured Great Falls to arrange acts with Barnes Carruthers, adding high acts and a Land of the Midnight Sun finale. Joe McKenna will host the afternoon program with horse events, talent contests, and chariot races plus merchants’ give away prizes.
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Ruth CC. Martkopf
Montana
Great Falls
Blackfoot
Barnes-Carruthers
Hartkopf
Joe McKenna
Idaho
Parade planning underway for big Blackfoot float
Pidds for a float in cooperation with the Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce were made. A meeting with the parade committee of the chamber was set for Tuesday, Aug. 13, to make final plans for the biggest parade yet.
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Pidds
Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Habitat planting program invites district participation
Cooperating soil conservation districts are invited to write the Idaho Fish and Game Dept for information on next year’s habitat improvement planting program. Scheduling is under way as plants are ordered. 100000+ trees and shrubs were planted this year in 90 units across 14 districts. New plants include Nanking and sang cherries for food and jelly making. The program provides trees while farmers prepare soil and maintain afterward. The Idaho Wildlife Federation announces an Idaho conservation essay contest for high school students with local and state rounds and $130 in prizes. The world’s only captive whooping crane pair at the New Orleans zoo, cared for by a Bronx aviculturist, are thriving under trained assistants after hatching in May. Josephine the female has laid eggs and attempted to hatch young shoopers since 1940.
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Idaho Fish and Game Dept
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Idaho
Boise
Federation
New Orleans Zoo
Bronx
New York City
Josephine
Arkansas Refuge
Idaho Urges Precautions as Asian Influenza Arrives
Idaho health officials warn the Asian influenza may reach epidemic levels with fall and winter weather. A new vaccine from six national firms should be available in September, but state funds won’t cover immunization. private doctors will. The vaccine is about 70 percent effective and requires one shot, with protection lasting around a year.
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Idaho
State Health Department
United States Public Health Service
Influenza Aftermath Notes On Illness Severity
The report explains that symptoms may persist with extreme weakness for several days, and outlines limited benefit of antibiotics for influenza or its aftermath. It notes the disease is considered mild so far and has caused ongoing health concerns.
Vaccination urged to curb illness despite few deaths
Authorities urge preventive vaccination to offset risk of illness even as death toll remains low. Public health officials emphasize vaccination as a wise measure to protect vulnerable groups.
Card of Thanks from the Morgan Family
The E B Morgan family expresses deep gratitude for kindness and sympathy shown. They note such support surpasses any words of thanks and appreciate the expressions received.
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Albert D. Rosellini
Congress
George Barfus
East First South
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Savage
W.S
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Thomas Henry Huxley
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Notunble Bridge
Peterson Tractor Service
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