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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1958
Page
2
We Gave Sputnik Away and American Space Prestige
Look magazine recounts how the Nordhausen rocket plant fell into Soviet hands and how the United States gained the rocket secrets. It argues Sputnik’s era showed Soviet thinking and praises Explorer as America enters the space age, with a moon mission envisioned to restore global prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Look Magazine
Sputnik
Vladimir Shabinsky
America
Nordhausen
Germany
United States
Harry Truman
Joe” Stalin
Shabinsky
U. S
Birthday of Income Tax
A reflection marks February 25 as the 45th anniversary of federal power to levy an income tax on individuals. Early figures show 80 million total in the first year, equating to 82 cents per person, contrasted with 63.3 billion in 1957 yielding about 390 dollars per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobdody
Tax burden shifts from local to federal in 1913 to today
The Star Valley Independent notes dramatic changes in taxation over 45 years. Per capita income rose four and a half times while per capita tax rose 474 times. personal exemptions dropped from 3000 to 600. a 35000 earner paid 20 in 1918 versus 818 today. Federal share grew from 29.5 to 72.3 percent as locals compare outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Valley Independent
Afton
Labor opposition list targets 15 Senators in 1958 race
The AFL CIO plans to oppose a dozen Republican and possibly two Democratic senators in the 1958 elections. It names Republicans Knowland Purtell Willis Hruska Malone Bricker Revercomb Barrett and others, accusing them of failing to back worker emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Afl-Cio
U. S. Senate
Senate
GOP
William Knowland
Californa
Gold Knowland
California
Purtell
Connecticut
Williama
Delaware
Payne
Maine
Potter
Michigan
Thye
Minnesota
Hruska
Nebraska
Malone
Nevada
Bricker
Ohio
Revercomb
West Virginia
Barrett
Wyoming
Democrata Holland
Florida
Byrd
Virginia
Taft
Lausche
Ohlo
Economic musings mix with pop culture in Kingsville column
Edward Erard ponders recession hopes and shopper shifts from hard goods to soft goods. He jokes about cars, fashion, and a TV educator’s critique of federal aid, linking public sentiment to spending and romance in postwar life.
World Champion Milker Lily Pabst Tops 42805 Lbs in Test
Big Eaters World Champion Milker Lily Pabst produced 42 805 pounds of milk in a 365 day test at Green Meadow Farms Elsie Michigan. The seven year old cow consumed alfalfa and brome pasture day and night plus 40 pounds of grain daily. In the last two months she added a bushel of carrots daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Meadow Lily Pabst
Green Meadow Farms
Elsie, Mich
Gun Co Official Urges Engineers to Tackle Education Decline
Noah E. Hull of Hughes Gun Co urged engineers at a Denver gathering to address the poor state of U.S. education. He warned against crash programs and called for upgrading grade and secondary schools, citing Russia’s pre college standards and stressing local solutions over federal subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Hull
Hughes Gun Co
Houston
Texas
Colorado
Denver
United States
Local notes mix humor and hospital news in St Charles
Ailment chatter aside, the page reports Noel Linford announcing a baby girl born February 24 at Bear Lake Memorial hospital. FFA banquet draws fifteen local boys and parents at Fielding high gym. Local residents and visitors are listed along with a death in Pocatello and funeral attendees from Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel_Linford
Bear Lake Memorial Hospital
FFA
Fielding High Gym
Marie Poulsen
Liberty
Alfred Keetch
Edward Arnell
Soda Springs
George Horton
Kemmerer
Lloyd Sprouse
Salt Lake
Garden City
Athay family describes life in New Zealand area
The Athays recall their move to New Zealand, detailing travel from Auckland to Hamilton, housing in Frankton, and everyday life. They note differences in dress, schooling, and customs, including Maori welcomes and a Samoan wedding, as well as university plans for Marlys and work for Mrs Athay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Athay
New Zealand
Blossoms Fill The Dry Time Of Year In Far Away Country
They are loaded with blossoms and large as dinner plates. It is the dry season with hot weather and little rain. The Athays rely on rain to water crops. Mrs. Athay asks for cake mix lemon pie mix garlic onion celery salt and some medicine not available locally. Mr. Athay works early on a building project then helps at home and both must be at school by eight. Mrs. Athay will share country news after they get a car to travel. They are pleased with their new home and expect four years of adventure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Russia
United States
Auckland
Hamilton
Athay
Frankton
Marlys
University At
Robert
New Zealand
Mrs. Athay
Mr. Athay
Idaho Savings Bond Sales Rise in January
Idahoans bought 951 369 in Series E and H savings bonds in January, county chairman A E Thiel reported. The 1957 figure was 788 896, a 20.6 percent year over year rise, with Bear Lake County totaling 10 297 versus 5 369 in January 1957 and most counties showing strong Series H purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Thiel
Bear Lake County
Parting thought on speech and monkey humor
A reflective remark notes caution before speaking and compares monkeys to humans, suggesting they appear more like people and are funnier than other lower animals.
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