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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1951
Page
2
A broad chorus of praise greeted Gen. Marshall as he announced his retirement. Democrats and Republicans and columnists across the spectrum lauded his life of service and patriotism. The editor hopes his example inspires others to devote themselves to national welfare.
A Park Ridge editorial condemns federal gifts and subsidies as wasteful and dangerous. The Kiwanis Lions and chamber urge the high school to return an $88 000 grant to Washington, arguing constitutionally proper limits and urging communities nationwide to resist federal aid.
Gen George Marshall resigns as secretary of national defense after a lifetime in service. Critics condemn the political attacks while praising his wartime leadership and desire for peaceful retirement to Leesburg Virginia.
Boise weighs allowing ads on parking meters as Twin Falls and Wiser already approved placards on meters. If permitted the city could face competition with existing advertisers, shelf space on curbs sidewalks streets and trees. Newspapers radio and outdoor sign companies already cover advertising in the state.
The piece notes the 80th Congress passed 388 laws by Aug 10 1947 the 81st 220 by the same date 1949 and the 82nd 110 as of Aug 10 this year Chairman Carl Vinson calls the 80th Congress record magnificent The Washington Post editorial criticizes the current Congress for lack of cohesiveness and quality arguing for a Republican victory in 1952.
Owners of the Dollar Steamship line faced government loans that secured assets as collateral. After paying principal and interest, the government bureau refused to return stock and ships. The case raises concerns about government right to property and its potential impact on American rights.
An editorial praises Park Ridge Illinois residents led by Alfred P Haske for declining to keep or accept a federal grant once funds were used to cover preliminary costs in resubmitting a bond issue. The piece discusses government subsidies and ethical handling of gifts.
Editor note by George Peck of the National Labor Management foundation criticizes voter accountability and congressional performance. It argues citizens deserve government reflecting the Constitution and questions the legislative powers vested in Congress.
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