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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
2
Mazey Attacks Clergy and Court Over Kohler Slugger Case
Emil Mazey, second to Walter Reuther in the auto workers union, defended slugger William Vinson after a Sheboygan beating case. He denounced the judge and urged boycotts, prompting outrage from Protestant, Catholic, and legal groups. He later claimed critics lacked social judgment during Senate testimony on Kohler strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Mazey
Walter Reuther
Automobile Workers’ Union
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Kohler
Mazey
America
Europe
Christ
Union
William Vinson
Detroit
Willard van Ouwerkerk
van Uwerkerk
Ferdinand Schlichting
Protestant Ministerial Association
Sheboygan County Bar Association
Washington
Senate
Bear Lake County Seeks Bids for 1958 Airport Hay
Clerk SAM V. TUNKS invites sealed bids for hay grown on Bear Lake County Airport land. Bids due by 5 p.m. April 11 1958 at the Clerk's office. bids opened April 14 1958. Separate bids for hay north of the airport and south east land. valid for 1958 season only. no pasturage rights. stock not allowed on site. Bidder may bid on one or both areas. Advance payment required. board may reject any bids. Published March 27 April 8 10 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake County
Sam V. Tunks
Arrogant Union Leaders Challenged Over Reach of Power
A call to curb arrogance and violence among top union leaders who act as if above the law. The statement argues they deny citizens protection guaranteed by government and demands action to restore legal rights and safety.
Spelling of Simple Words Trips Up Average Readers
Dr. C. Norton Coe says the simplest words cause the most spelling errors. The eight tricky words include its vs it’s, to vs too, their vs there, principal vs principle, and receive leisure accommodate. He urges consulting a dictionary when in doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Norton Coe
University of Idaho
Wordsworth
Bighorn Sheep Survival in an Alien Range
A detailed overview of bighorn sheep behavior and survival in high elevation habitats. The piece notes wild wary animals, changing winter ranges due to development, and a 1962-53 study by Dwight Smith suggesting combined factors of predation disease and landscape disturbance. It describes the sheep’s physiology horns coloration and lambing habits. Subscribe for The Post, 32 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fish and Game Department
Dwight Smith
Wired Hand Story Behind Infrared Heat Lamps
Infrared heat lamps are widely used on farms for poultry and livestock brooding water heating drying paint and warming areas. The article explains that infrared energy is invisible and differs from ordinary light and thermometers offer limited utility for judging comfort. best indicators are the animals themselves and precautions include proper lamp placement ventilation and keeping lamps off concrete surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Henner
Explorer II Bolt Seeks Tiny Pocket After Space Flight
A Beulah Stewart Masten poem recalls a small bolt sent to Cape Canaveral for the Explorer II rocket. The bolt roams beyond clouds aboard the rocket, then fears disintegration and imagines being found intact far away. If recovered, it could fit in a pocket as a memento of a million-dollar mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Beulah Stewart Masten
Idaho Youth Legislature Convenes in Boise for 28th Year
Idaho's 23rd Youth Legislature opens in Boise with oath by Idaho Supreme Court ten, messages from Gov Smylie and Youth Gov Smith. Over 50 bills across education taxes traffic and governance will be debated. 45 high schools attend, YMCA sponsorship by Pacific Northwest council and Idaho YMCA Youth and Government committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Supreme Court
Robert E. Smylie
Bradford D. Smith
Boise
Idaho
Legislative Council
Pacifico Northwest Area Council
The
YMCA
Idaho Ymca
Henry F. McQuade
United States
Garden bulletins aid Idaho gardeners in planning and growing
The Idaho horticulturist George Woodbury recommends university bulletins to help gardeners plan plots, estimate needs, and solve growing problems. Bulletins like Vegetable Varieties For Idaho Gardens and Tomatoes guide where to plant and how long crops take. County agents and the University of Idaho College of Agriculture supply these materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
George Woodbury
University of Idaho
Idaho Gardens
College of Agriculture
Social visits and weekend guests across several families
Bloomington and Idaho Falls visitors fill weekends as relatives stay with Matthews Derricott Hymas and related households. Local trips include Logan Ogden Salt Lake and Montpelier, with temple attendance and a PTA meeting noted and a general conference attendance at Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Daron Haddock
Bloomington
Jesse R. Matthews
Ir. Matthews
Carroll Secrist
Idaho Falls
Tim Matthews
Ray Matthews
Marvin Hymas
Salt Lake
Evan Morgan
Taft Miller
Provo
Dennis Carlsen
Roger Carlsen
Logan
Garth Carlsen
Paris
Chris Carlsen
Ed Lyon
Verlin Lyon
Ogden
Lester Armatage
Ellis Eborn
Montpelier
Bruce Derricott
Fern Derricott
C. A. Vallentine
Emerson School
Elza Poulsen
Alfred Keetch
Howard McMurray
Lamond Wilcox
Warren McMurray
Wanda Johnson
Ivie Humphreys
Dean Smith
William Negus
Randolph
Dean Nicholls
David Calders
Robert Calder
Mitchell Sims
Wilford Hansen
McKay Lovelands
Milford
Milford Lovelands. the Dean Smith
Fish Haven
North Rich P T A meeting hosts speakers from Fish Haven
The North Rich P T A with Melinda Gibbons as president held a Monday evening meeting. Guests Mr. and Mrs. J L Cottle of Fish Haven showed slides from a trip to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Rich P. T. A
Melinda Gibbons
J. L. Cottle
Fish Haven
Mexico
Maurine Pulley
Salt Lake
Relief Society
Ann Hansen
Alvera Sims
Lew Cook
Randolph
Russell Satterthwaites
Natalie
Lord Ericksons
Beaver Dam
Utah
Russell
Ellis Barnett
Laketown
Robert Calder
Price
Russell Satterthwaite
Esta Wamsley
Logan
Milford Loveland
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Optometrist
Montpeliee
Helene Curtis
Royal Crene Shampoo Reg
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Federal Capoalt Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Belinda
Stiny
Ayore
Ping Fong
Roscoe
Scouts
HAR
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