Choosing a Congress as Washington Dives into Campaigns
Washington observers weigh whether 86th Congress will tilt Democratic or Republican in the coming elections. National issues include peace, atomic energy, federal spending, school integration, Supreme Court powers, labor curbs, and farm policy as campaigns unfold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Senate
House
Congress
Supreme Court
Judicial Branch
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Notice to creditors in estate of Ernest Jensen Idaho
Notice to all claimants against the estate of Ernest Jensen deceased to present claims with vouchers to the administrator at Minid Creek Idaho within four months after first publication. Albert C. Jensen is the administrator with Pp. M. Candile as attorney. First publication Sept 11 1958. Last publication Oct 2 1958.
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Ernest Jensen
Minle Creek
Franklin County
Idaho
Preston
Albert C. Jensen
M. Candile
Limbs on Quemoy War Talk Aimed at Curbing Escalation
This editorial argues against a major war over Quemoy islands near China. It questions Eisenhower and Dulles for going out on a limb, criticizes Chiang Kai-shek and the Nationalist cause, and warns war over the small outposts could overshadow earlier Korea actions. The piece urges prudence and foresight over escalation.
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John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
Robert Ruark
China
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Red China
Chiang
Quemoy
Formosa
Korea
Nixon Launches Campaign With Tax Reform Plan
Vice President Nixon, speaking in Boston at Harvard Business School’s 50th birthday event, outlined a first campaign speech proposing tax reform to boost business, create jobs, and raise federal revenues. He urged swift action in Congress, arguing for lower corporate rates and broader relief while avoiding deficit fears.
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Nixon
Boston
Harvard Business School
Eisenhower
Congress
Treasury
Chinese policy and the risk of war with China
A reader criticizes Chiang Kai shek for urging Formosa back up and for making excuses about invading China. The writer warns of the danger of war and proposes hydrogen bombs as a misguided solution, suggesting many would die in both China and the United States.
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Tion
Chiang
Formosa
China
U. S
Relief Society Opens Season With Meeting in Ward Chapel
Last Monday September 8 the Relief Society held its opening meeting at the ward chapel. Pres Leah Taylor conducted and instructed the Relief Society teachers while Bishop Howard Henderson attended. Vinnie Hawkes led the music with Blanche Hen.
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The
Relief Society
Ward Chapel
Pres
Leah Taylor
Howard Henderson
Vinnie Hawkes
Blanche Hen
Local social notes recount visits and family news
Gladys Galley spoke to visiting teachers then sewing and painting activities followed. Pearl Jessop and Edith Henderson hosted refreshments of cantaloupe and ice cream. Leo T Williams and family welcomed guests including Claire Williams and Carolyn Munk. Clair Williams left for Fort Leonard Wood for four months with the Army reserve. Mary Ward broke her left arm after a pony fall. Inez Henderson hosted Esther Merrill and family. Ray and family visited relatives in Franklin Providence and Logan for peaches. Lena McDermott returned from Jenny's Lake summer visit.
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Pocatello
Leo T. Willams
Clair Williams
Fort Leonard Wood
Army
Clair
Leo T. Williams
Mary Ward
Burnice ‘Ward
Inez Henderson
Esther Merrill
Preston
Ray Croshaw
Franklin
Claire Croshaw
Providence
John Croshaw
Rosa Croshaw
Logan
Lena McDermott
Jenny’s Lake
Weekend visits and family travel spread through Clifton area
The community records numerous relatives visiting and traveling over a weekend. Readers note visits from McDermotts, Mendenhalls, Poveys, Baxters, Gleeds, and others to Ogden, Salt Lake City, Blackfoot, and Thatcher, with church services, temple trips, and local fairs mentioned.
Choules Visit and Ward Choir Activities Report
They returned to Salt Lake taking Mrs. Choules who visited days with her daughter and family. Mrs. Choules went home Saturday. Helpers at the canning center Friday included June Gailey Ardus Williams Adell Viehweg and LaRee Croshaw for pears and apples for the school lunch program. Mr and Mrs Wesley Hawkes hosted Wednesday guests cousins Mr and Mrs George Seamons of Burley who later returned to Burley. Choir practice for the ward started Wednesday night and will continue through winter each Wednesday.
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Cornish
Bill McDermott
Lynn Davis
Salt Lake City
Central Park Ward
Berne Mendenhall
Ogden
Natalie Mendenhall
Edna Kofoed
Alvira Henderson
Arlo Mendenhall
Rexburg
Arthur Povey
American Falls
Grant Povey
Hazelton
Frank Povey
Sun Valley
Pocatello
Sylvan Morgan
Blackfoot
Ada Bailey
John Anderson
Emil Tasso
Mary Lou
Emma Lee
J. P. Smith
Logan Temple
Joan Christensen
Soren Christensen
Malad
Linford Henderson
Jolanda Baxter
Karen
Darrell “Austin
Preston
Thatcher
Neal Reeder
Soda Springs
Baxter
Francis Rasmussen
Jim“Gleed
Dennis
Ralphs
Jack
Charles
Jim Gleed
Donna
Matau
Alex Gleed
Ferne Moser
Debra
Allan Hildt
Provo
Fisher McDermott
Elroy McDermott
Oneida
Ward
Doris Call
Dorothy Keller
Blanche Henderson
Ruth Ward
Edna Kotoed
Jennie McDermott
Rose
Jack Choules
Dennis Ralphs
Dean Lewis
Bill Powell
Leo Cutler
J. H
Insects Found In Wheat Bins Before Storage
Studies indicate 75 percent of stored wheat infestations arise from insects already present in the bin when new grain is stored. The finding emphasizes monitoring grain quality prior to storage to reduce infestations.
The Preston Citizen at No. 8
The Preston Citizen announces its regular publication at address No 8. Readers are invited to follow local news, notices and community items in the issue.
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Don E. Smith
Leland
Welliam Coburn
Dale Waddoups
Marie Lindhardt
Idaho Press
Clinton
Davidson
Free World
Clifton
Mountain States Telephone
James C. Hoggan
N. State St
Preston Citizen
Robert Nacock
District Agent Farmers Insurance Group
West Oneida
Blue Blaze
David E
Mour
Ealer
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