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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post lists publication as weekly on Thursdays in Paris Idaho. The notice includes mail class, post office admission under act of March 8 1879, subscription rate two dollars per year, and advertising rates available on request.
An essay argues machines may think and assist in science and industry yet human creativity and divine essence set enduring limits. Designers acknowledge machines’ power but affirm human potential remains unmatched.
A discussion on the limits of mechanical brains in aviation notes that despite advanced devices guiding weather and data, the pilot remains essential. Scott Crossfield asserts no machine can match a human's potential, and the plane flies because the man is there.
The author argues for personal belt tightening and hard work to counter a feared recession. They criticize federal plans for spending and urge officials to reduce spending while focusing on domestic effort rather than overseas aid. The tone is urgent and calls for self-reliance over new government programs.
The State Board of Health joins with the American Cancer Society in Idaho for Cancer Control Month urging residents to learn cancer signs and seek early medical advice. It cites 639 Idaho deaths last year and lists seven danger signals including sores that don’t heal and persistent coughing.
A note from the Hobart Star Review discusses the impact on residents who rely on federal taxes for their livelihood, highlighting economic concerns and potential policy effects.
Names of residents and visitors populate a busy weekend in Fish Haven. The Gaye purchase of the Frank Findlay home is finalized as they move in. Several Ogden and Hill Field visitors, a Bear Lake Memorial hospital update, and birthday party details are noted along with July Smith and other community members.
A stream of visitors and travels features Lib erty Sharon residents with Oakland California guests, Logan day trips, temple attendance in Logan, and weekend stays in Salt Lake Garden City Preston Burley and Nampa. Memorials note the funeral for Alvin Beck in Ovid and Paul Thomas in Bloomington.
A Paris gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pugmire Mr. and Mrs. Evan Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Elzo Ponls Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Humphrey and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miller.
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