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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1945
Page
4
Idaho workers seek guidance as threat of job shortage grows. Executive Director H F Garrett outlines a weekly article series detailing Unemployment Compensation, its solvency, eligibility rules, and how claims are processed across states during reconversion.
The Unemployment Compensation Law grants benefits to eligible workers. Those employed by government operated businesses farms or other exempt employment at the present time have no unemployment compensation rights.
In 1954 air transport ops will spend over 70 million dollars yearly on fuel and lubricants per SAE symposium. That implies gasoline consumption of about 2 000 gallons per minute, exceeding one billion gallons annually for civil aircraft.
Russell Bolton Rich 21, electrician's mate third class USNR, son of Mr and Mrs Orson S Ruch of St Charles Idaho, fought aboard the 45000 ton USS Iowa as she and other 3rd Fleet battleships bombarded Japanese targets off Honshu near Tokyo. The Iowa hurled over 200 tons of flame at war industries and has long served in island hopping campaigns from the Marshalls to Okinawa.
A church column discusses revelations and authority within the Latter day Saints hierarchy. It stresses guidance from the First Presidency, warns against factional revelations, and cites scripture to defend obedience to church leaders. The notice closes with a detailed schedule of Sunday meetings and home missionary programs.
Conducted by Victor Reese and Thomas Ward with Arvis Thompson speaking on 41 months of service. Bloomingon’s first enlistment, Vance Madsen on furlough, Lucille Hulme piano, Ruth Pugmire accompaniment, and talks by Bishop Oliver Peterson, Evan Morgan, and others. Songs include We Thank Thee Oh God For a Prophet and My Prayer. Prayers, benedictions, and home missionaries featured along with multiple speakers and a piano solo.
A 1945 reflection urges postwar plans to include outdoor work and honest effort. Will Curry touts prewar vs postwar mowers and jokes that self powered machines are less satisfying than manual effort paired with a beer as reward.
In Bear Lake County Idaho the Probate Court advertises private sale of real estate from the estate of Fredrick Huckvale deceased. Five parcels described with detailed boundaries and acreage will be sold to the highest bidder after September 17 1945. Bids may be submitted in writing at the Grimmett Building Paris Idaho or to the administrator. cash only with ten percent due at bid acceptance and rest on court confirmation.
USAC announces fall quarter registration for 62 departments across seven schools and the graduate division. President Dr Franklin Harris notes courses in agriculture, commerce, arts and sciences, home economics, education, forestry, wildlife, and engineering. Veterans. GI Bill. new guidance with deans. housing for 150 women. get acquainted events first week.
Ivan Reese as administrator of L. Reese deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed with D H Haddock at Grimmett Building Room One Paris Idaho Bear Lake County. First published August 2 1945. Last published August 30 1945.
Notice of annual school meeting and election in Fielding Rural High School District No 1 Bear Lake County Idaho. Election on September 4, 1945 from 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm for two three year trustees. Nominations due six days before election. Secret ballot. Clerk: W W Brown.
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