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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1950
Page
6
The Idaho Department of Public Health reports an unusual late rise in polio cases this year with scattered incidents in September to November. National patterns show a worsening epidemic, making this a concerning period as cases for the week ending December 2 are fewer than the comparable week in 23 years.
Idaho faced mounting costs from polio as the 1950 season shifted funds from 1949. The National Foundation chapters report 160 cases by mid December and a total spares million in patient care across counties. Epidemic Aid Pool is nearly exhausted, delaying bills until the January 1951 March of Dimes drive.
Cham ber of Commerce directors pass a resolution to start the Toladd area lake season on the first Saturday in May rather than May 1 to allow fishermen to begin on the first or second day. The text also includes unrelated maxims about character temperament and fiscal policy.
Two men traveled from Canada to Mexico and halted at the DeNardis residence for several days after trouble on the Snake River. Mrs DeNardis, who is from England, received a card stating the pair had safely arrived in New Orleans.
The Veterans Administration warns veterans builders and lenders about illegal side payments in home sales funded by GI loans. Such payments violate law, risk federal prosecution, and can void veterans rights under veteran benefits. The GI Bill limits selling price to appraised value to protect buyers.
A Christmas meditation contrasts worldly cheer with the Christ Child in the stable. It calls for giving and selflessness as the path to peace and good will through Mary's kneeling adoration and the shepherds. Contributed note on community reflections. Kootenai county teens dances. Twin boys born to economics professor.
A physician notes a man appears taller in the morning and tends to be shorter by evening. The observation is casual, without formal testing, but is linked to a Christmas slime joke or superstition rather than a scientific report.
Heavenly Bars recipe yields 24 bars. Main ingredients include butter, confectioners sugar, vanilla, flour, salt, quick Mother's Oats, chopped nuts, and chocolate chips. Bake base 25 to 30 minutes, melt and spread chocolate, chill, then cut into bars.
Parker P Carver Acting Collector calls nonprofits to file to waive exemption from FICA to provide old age and survivors insurance for employees under the 1951 rule. Religious charitable educational and other tax exempt groups may join by filing forms and list signed by two thirds of staff. Forms must be filed before Jan 1 1951 with the district collector.
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