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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1945
Page
4
Idaho Secretary of State Ira H. Mantors urges wider display of the state flag. He notes few flag replicas exist and suggests a public sale project by Girl Scouts or Campfire girls, possibly with female prisoners at Idaho State Prison aiding production. He references the flag’s official origin in state law.
In Bear Lake County Idaho Ivan Reese administrator of the estate of L Reese deceased notifies creditors and claimants to present proofs with vouchers within four months from first publication to the administrator at the Grimmett Building Paris Idaho. First published August 2 1945 and last August 30 1945.
The Adjutant General prescribes a blue flag bearing the state name in specified colors and dimensions. The designer proposes a blue field flag 5 ft 6 in long and 4 ft 4 in on pike with gilt fringe 21 in wide, centered State Seal 21 in diameter, and State Flag embroidered in block letters. Secretary Masters urges residents to display the Idaho flag in schools and public buildings.
In memory of Garth Beck as told by his grandmother Emma W Porter the poem recalls a fallen Okinawa soldier. It speaks of his youth courage and sacrifice and asks for strength for those who mourn while invoking faith and eternal peace.
The Fielding Rural High School District No. 1 Bear Lake County Idaho invites voters to the annual meeting and election on Tuesday September 4 1945. Polls will open 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Two trustees will be elected for a three year term. Candidates and terms to be filed with the clerk at least six days before the election. Ballot will be secret and separate. Dated August 8 1945. Clerk W W Brown al5-29
The Bloomington Ward L D S Church session lists speakers, prayers, and musical numbers during morning and afternoon gatherings. Notable participants include Bishop Clifton G. Kerr, Presiding leaders, Ward and Stake officers, and visiting speakers with various solos and congregational songs.
The author recalls conversations about celebrating VJ Day. Bill Webster plans a simple toast and staying on the job next day, while others schedule vacations or outings. The piece endorses moderation and readiness to build a peaceful, postwar world.
Officials warn domestic fat shortages loom with 1.6 billion pounds needed this year. City and farm women are urged to collect fats from skimmed stews soups gravies scrap cans and meat trimmings. Household helpers can earn up to 4 cents per pound. Contact local Home Demonstration or County Agent for guidance. Approved by WFA and OPA. Paid for by Industry.
Motivational plea asks readers to support the war effort by purchasing additional War Bonds, urging personal commitment and continued financial backing during wartime.
Lt. (j g) Raymond L. Meltebeke of Nampa Idaho, 21, USNR, wounded when his plane went down near Kyushu, is hauled aboard a battleship by Lt. (j g) George E. Travis of Port Arthur Texas, pilot of the Kingfisher. Meltebeke’s head wound is patched as he prepares for a breeches buoy ride back to the carrier.
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