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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1961

Page

1

Burglars Strike Kraft Plant and Jensen Store

Burglars hit the Kraft dairy plant north of Paris and Jensen's grocery in Montpelier Monday night. The Kraft entry occurred between 10 p.m. and 4 a.m., stealing two adding machines and about $50, plus keys to vending machines. the Jensen store was entered through a back window around midnight, yielding about $300. No cigarettes were taken. Sheriff reports indicate thieves sought money and left non-smoker behavior.

Bear Lake Galley Kraft Dairymen's Pliant Paris Jensen’s Montpelier Pasekey Jengen Bear Lake County

Forest Service Plans Minnetonka Cave Road Survey

Congressman Ralph Harding announced a photo grammetric reconnaissance of the Minnetonka Cave road to assess and extend the route. Final survey, design, and cost estimates are due next fiscal year with lighting plans and a potential light plant via a Forest Service Paris Lions Club cooperation. Harding praised the Lions Club and spoke to Fielding High School students on citizenship duties.

The United States Forest Minnetonka Cave Ralph Harding Bear Lake County Frank Church Paris Lions Club Forest Service Floyd Iverson Forest ‘Service Ervice Minnetonka Solon Harding Fielding High School

Alien registration blanks available at area post offices

The Immigration and Naturalization Service announces forms for alien registration and naturalization reports. Most aliens in the United States must report addresses weekly, with January to March seeing a rise in applications. Forms will be available at Wall Post Offices and offices of the Immigration and Naturalization Service in January.

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Christmas Party Beside Preston Church by Delta Kappa Gamma

Belpascarpa Gamma's Christmas party at the 5th Ward LDS church in Preston drew 23 members on December 9 at 1 p.m. A turkey dinner followed by the group’s business meeting and a post-sintergating report by Mable Ray covered church school teaching activities. Mr and Mrs Athay have taught in New Zealand four years and plan to return for an undetermined period as gifts were exchanged and carols sung.

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Publisher of The Post Leaves For Warmer Climate

Tom Bloomfield, publisher of The Post for the past year, departed Wednesday night for parts unknown in search of warmer weather. The Post faced a delay in delivery as Bloomfield left with belongings loaded in his car around midnight. The owner in California received word he was quitting activities, and some parties seek payment on outstanding bills and NSF checks.

Tom Bloomfield The Post Tom Balt Lake Balmy Californias Meridian Idaho Salt Lake Paris

US taxpayer funded Soviet power and war effort

An opinion piece argues that American taxpayers financed Russia’s wartime and postwar rise through the Lend Lease program and global aid, aided Soviet industrial growth, and backed United Nations efforts, while calling for ending such financing and demanding accountability.

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Sub-zero Cold Hits Randolph and Bear Lake Area

Cold snap grips southern Idaho and northern Utah with 35 below at Randolph Utah and Bear Lake readings from 16 to 23 below. Temperature drops began Saturday night and continued through Monday with record lows at several towns while other states faced heavy snow and closed schools.

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Former Paris Man to Wed Victor Girlin Idaho Falls Temp

Announcement from Mrs W O Gillette Vietbr Idaho of a Paris and Montpelier native and former Paris man to wed Victor Girlin of Idaho Falls. The groom Gary W Grandye is son of Weldon and Mrs. Grandye. The bride La Von is a graduate of Ricks College and missionary of the Swiss Austrian Mission. Wedding planned for January 29 in the Idaho Falls Temple.

Paris Victor Girlin Idaho' Falls Temp Ome Selicol Nurking Tono Falls Ricks 'College Roxburg Gary Brigham Young University Logan

Paris First Ward Primary Christmas Party Recap

The Paris First Ward Primary held its annual Christmas party for officers, teachers, and partners with a ham dinner for about 80 guests. Tables were decorated in a Christmas theme, games and a white elephant exchange were enjoyed, and a tribute to workers of Ibuabanda was shared by Lucille W. TRS. 89 hours.

Ibuabanda Lucille Nae Caeford

Fielding Spartans Triumph Over North Rich Mustangs at Laketown

Fielding High School Spartans defeated North Rich High School Mustangs 57 to 48 at Laketown after a rough, hard fought game. The Mustangs led 18 to 27 at halftime before Fielding surged to the lead in the second half.

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United States Food Surplus Discussed At Utah Meeting

The Utah Association of Conservation Districts advocates support for food aid as world population grows. Dr Daryl Chase of Utah State University notes surplus food and warns of hunger amid potential global conflict while urging policy action and public backing.

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St University to Work on Weather in Southern Idaho

The University of Idaho and the Weather Bureau will conduct cooperative research on weather and agricultural production for Southern Idaho. Regents approved a memorandum with the Weather Bureau to provide office space and a meteorologist at Twin Falls Branch Agricultural Experiment Station, with reporting from Twin Falls and nearby stations.

University of Taahé Biréau Thati D. R. Theophilus The University Boise Weather Bureau US. Department, ‘of Commerce Coopersative Research Twin Falls Waites Idaho

Local Girl Completes Secretarial Course in Ogden

Miss en Hymas, a Stevens Henager Business College student since June, has completed a nine month secretarial finishing course and will be employed as a stenographer. A Fielding High School graduate, she attended the Ogden graduation with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray L Hymas.

Aoa En Hymas Stevens Henager Business College Ogden Hymas Fielding High School Ray L. Hymas Karen

Navy honor guard minesweeping exercise reported

Johnson radarman second class USN son of Mr and Mrs Willara Johnson of Ovid participated in a tri nation minesweeping exercise from November 22 to December 2 aboard the ocean nonmagnetic minesweeper off the coast of Thailand. Sponsored by the navies of the United States Great Britain and Thailand the exercise was part of strained operations conducted by the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization.

Weig. Johnson USN Willara Johnson Ovid Thailand United States Great Britain

Santa Claus to Visit Paris for Annual Children's Party

The Paris community hosts its annual Santa Claus visit on Saturday afternoon December 16 at 1 30 p m with a free picture show The Snow Queen from Hans Christian Andersen and candy and nuts for children after the film The event also features a Christmas party invitation to families in the area sponsored by the City of Paris Bear Lake Ranchers and the Paris Lions Club and marks the return of Santa Claus to greet youngsters and families.

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Bloomington Girl Weds In December Nuptials At Mrs Piggott Home

Dec 9 ceremony at the home of Mrs Blanche Piggott of Bloomington joined Miss Joyed Piggott and Thomas L Smedley in marriage. Guests included Blanche Piggott and C vin Smedley with sisters and bridesmaids Jean Piggott Tina Hymas Susan Piggott and others. Pink white and silver decor framed a traditional reception with a long guest line and service offers by local friends.

Thomas L.’ Smedley Martage Blodtington Punt’ Haddock Iain Het Bloomington Blanche Piggott Vin Smedley Paul Gox Jean Piggott Tina Ash Lo Hymas Susan Piggot Mary Piggott Garns “Arnel Chloree Jensen Vella Flaine Piggot Denise Jenden Debbie 8Medley Joyes Beck Norene Eborn Marion Hart Jané Ward Linds, Bateman Marlene Thornock Cleone. Payne Margaret Painter Nada - Jean Sondra Vallentine

Paris Lions Attend NE Meeting and Social at Grace

A delegation of Paris Lions Club members attended a social meeting at Grace on Monday. Attendees also included clubs from Grace Soda Sprigs Bancroft Montpellier Laya Hot Springs and Paris, highlighting regional fellowship and mutual support.

Paris Lions Paris’ Lion Club Grace Soda Sprigs Bancroft

Oiling Eggs Preserves Interior Quality Says Specialist

University of Idaho poultry expert Robert Black notes Texas research showing oil treated eggs stay AA grade 21 days or more while untreated eggs decline. Oil spray or dip at laying, stored 45 to 55 degrees with 45 to 78 percent humidity up to three weeks, shows less weight loss than untreated eggs.

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Traffic Accident Toll Climbs Across State in 1961

Traffic Safety Director McCall notes a large rise in injuries from crashes in the state during 11 months of 1961 while fatalities show a slight year over year increase. He urges motorists extra care during the pre Christmas period to limit further suffering at home.

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Prices Received and Paid by Idaho Farmers Decline

The index of prices received by Idaho farmers fell 2 points, about 1 percent, in the month ended November 15 per USDA. Mid November index stood at 236, 24 points below the 1910-14 average, and 246 in November 1960. Cattle and hog prices varied. wheat, oats, bar, alfalfa seed, and dry beans rose, while alfalfa hay, potatoes, apples, clover seed, and sugar beets held steady or eased.

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