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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1957
Page
2
The Paris Post announces weekly publication in Paris Idaho with postal designation Second Class matter. OG O Brxon is listed as publisher and subscriptions are eight dollars per year mailed within the United States with advertising rates available on request.
Senator Mundt of Minnesota, a Mc Clellan committee member, urges urgent labor legislation. He calls for protecting member dues, strengthening democratic union processes, banning gangster influence, keeping union funds out of politics, and addressing secondary boycotts.
The article quotes Senator Mundt criticizing compulsory unionism and the closed shop. He cites Samuel Gompers warning that forced union membership harms workers and rewards leaders who serve themselves. Mundt argues compulsory joining erodes mutual interests and weakens labor unity, presenting the biggest immediate concern.
The new right to work statute promotes free and voluntary union membership by prohibiting mandatory dues. Labor groups push back, arguing the measure weakens collective bargaining while supporters say it boosts economic growth and job opportunities.
Dr. Mar land K. Strasser argues state legislatures lag on public safety as drivers resist drastic measures. He cites a Gallup poll showing 60 percent of drivers favor Connecticut rules suspending licenses for speeders, urging decisive license bans to remove violators and boost road safety.
Mr and Mrs Reuben Stock of Fish Haven visited the LeRoy Sorensons last Sunday. Dorothy Horsley joins the local teaching staff and stays with the DeVerl Whittington home. Mrs Alfred Howell of Fish Haven and Mr Howell visited Milford Loveland. Bishop Sims and wife visited Paris and the stake gathering hosted a Christmas social. Sympathy to the J W Negus family on the death of their husband and father Thursday night.
The Fifth Judicial District of Idaho fixes Spring May and Fall terms for Bannock Power Oneida Franklin Bear Lake and Caribou counties for 1958. Presiding judges named are John A. Carver for Caribou Bear Lake Franklin Oneida and Darwin D. Brown for Power Franklin Oneida. The order directs clerk filings and two weeks of newspaper publication.
Lorenzo Nelson 15 of Bingham County won the 1957 state 4 H Soil and Water Conservation award and a Club Congress trip to Chicago funded by Firestone. He prepared soil displays and a run-off demonstration and aims to stop erosion on a steep slope. He served as 4 H Club president and junior leader for two years.
Idaho residents must register their aircraft and airmen for 1958 during December. The annual pilot registration fee of $1 goes to paying search and rescue costs by the Idaho Search and Rescue Unit. Aircraft fees are 2 percent of the aircraft useful load.
Mrs. Wilford Hansen suffers a leg injury after a Sacrament meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cook welcomed a son named and blessed by his father. Kathy Smith and Bud Hansen joined the L D S church. Orvil Dustin’s family welcomed a daughter born December 4 at Bear Lake Memorial hospital. Leslie Kimball visited Salt Lake Monday. Time may heal but is no beauty specialist. Thinking is one thing that no one has ever been able to tax.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho the administrator with the will annexed for Sarah Nowland deceased gives four months to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers. Notices dated November 15 1957 and first published November 21 1957 in Bear Lake County.
Sheriff Q. E. Monson advertises estray cattle including two Hereford heifers and a black bullock with no brand or ear marks. Unclaimed animals at Paul Haddock farm Blooming ton Idaho may be sold to highest bidder on December 20 1957 at 2 30 PM under Idaho codes.
Local residents and visitors are noted with multiple weekend and weekly visits. Nellie McMurray spends winter with Salt Lake couples. Mary Hymas visits Smithfield. Herman Johnson and Charles Jenks guests of Humphreys. Jenks linked to Dana Wood.
A yearling black Bally heifer weighing 450 to 500 pounds with no brand and a half circle cut in the right ear is offered for sale by auction at the George Kunz ranch in Bern Idaho on Friday December 20 1957 at 10 80 a m if unclaimed. C E Monson published December 6 and 12 1957.
Commuters urged to slow down as slick conditions grip Wichita area after recent freezes. Officials warn drivers to reduce speed, allow extra travel time, and maintain safe following distances amid possible black ice. Local schools monitor closures.
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