High Court Resumes Term Facing Labor and Election Issues
The Supreme Court opens its 159th year with 400 plus cases, likely ruling on Taft Hartley provisions and labor rights. Justices, seven appointed by FDR, balance deference to Congress with federal court power in a Texas election dispute involving Lyndon Johnson and Coke Stevenson.
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Harold H. Burton
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Preston News Notes and Club Social Highlights
Mrs. Ruby Palmer hosted the Friendship club with pinochle scores by Mrs. Dallan Woodward and Mrs. Melvin Burrup. Variety club hosting by Mrs. Floyd Diderickson. score awards to Edras Thompson and Deane Edwards. salad luncheon with rose centerpieces. Donna Taylor and Joan Perkins won high and low scores. FFA harvest ball queen is Miss Jerry Crockett with candidates Lois Meyers Lund Andreasen Crockett. Epsilon Sigma Alpha pledge reaffirmed by Audrey Talbot, Jean Randall, Aphrodell Mitchell with pledge pins by Mildred Pickett and Valetta Petterberg. Social in Randall cafe Blue room.
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Ruby Palmer
Friendship Club
Dallan Woodward
Melvin Burrup
Floyd Diderickson
Edras Thompson
Deane Edwards
Ronald Allen
Bridge
Donna Taylor
Joan Perkins
Jerry Crockett
Russell Crockett
FFA
Lois‘Meyers
Joan Lund
Zoe Andreasen
Miss Crockett
Audrey Talbot
Jean Randall
Aphrodell Mitchel
Mildred Pickett
Valetta Petterberg
Randall Cafe
Social and club notes from Arimo community events
A large Arimo crowd attended the relief society opening with a program of songs readings and stories. The Pinochle Club elected Helen Henderson as president and held a fall meeting with prizes and homemade candy. A birthday party for LaNel Morrison and a wedding dance at Marsh Center were also recorded along with local visits and business notices.
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Relief Society
Katheryne Capell
Coral Fackrell
Rhoda Marley
Dora Nunnelley
Shirley Brady
Katheryne Payne
June Evans
Helen Henderson
Iva Howe
Olive Woodland Low
Marsh Center
Ken Myers
Kenneth
Noah Myers
Six-Year-Old Kills Brother Over Comics
In New Castle Pennsylvania a six year old boy Samuel Nail shot and killed his ten year old brother George after a quarrel over comic books next door. The shotgun was loaded from a bedroom closet. Samuel was found hiding and later released to parents for psychiatric evaluation.
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Samuel Nail Sunday
George
William
Pfc
Fred Norris
New Castle State
Norris
Samuel
Shirley
Margaret
Wilma Jean
Tank In Its Head Whales Tank Of Spermacetti
The head of a sperm whale houses a large tank containing spermacetti oil in liquid form. Whalemen scoop the oil from the tank into buckets for use or transport.
Boys Chosen To Represent Farm Group
Heyburn FFA selects senior Dale Baird and Ross Hunsaker to attend the national convention in Kansas City Missouri this fall. Both hold chapter offices and have earned multiple honors including last year’s highest Heyburn FFA award. The chapter will send two seniors each year based on outstanding vocational agriculture work. Reed Jensen is noted as a member from Heyburn.
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Dale Baird
Ross Hunsaker
Heyburn
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas City
Missouri
Hunsaker
Ross
Dale
Reed Jensen
Howard Jensen
Rebekah Lodge Harvest Dinner At IOOF Hall
Past noble grands of the Rebekah lodge held their annual harvest dinner at 8 p.m. at the IOOF hall. The chicken dinner plus vegetable and salad dishes fed 30 members with husbands as guests. Halloween decor and bingo and card games followed. Hostesses were Mrs. R. R. Spidell, Mrs. Roy Walker, and Miss Virginia Hawk.
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Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
R. R. Spidell
Roy Walker
Virginia Hawk
Heyburn Youth Selected for National FFA Chorus Kansas City
Reed Jensen from Heyburn High School earned a lead tenor role in last year’s operetta and top finishes in district and state music meets. He joins a national chorus formed from every state as part of the Future Farmers of America national convention in Kansas City where nearly 20 000 FFA members are expected to attend.
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Kansas City
FFA
Reed Jensen
Heyburn
Croney Receives Sergeant Major Appointment at Augsburg Post
Sgt Paul W. Croney, formerly of Grace, has been assigned as sergeant major at Augsburg military post. His service began in February 1940 at Ft Missoula with the 4th Infantry. He served in Hawaii and the Pacific with the 41st Infantry Division, returned in 1945, and later joined the 7818 station complement unit in 1947. He holds the Combat Infantryman Badge, Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Asiatic-Pacific Theater ribbon with three battle stars, American Defense Ribbon, and the pre Pearl Harbor ribbon with one battle star.
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Paul W. Croney
Grace
Croney
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Pacific
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States
Corsican Question Settled Before Napoleon's Birth
The 1769 Corsica dispute between England and France ended in favor of France just before Napoleon Bonaparte was born. This historical note links his birth to the resolved sovereignty over Corsica.
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England
France
Corsica
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