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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
2
Admission of second class mail status at Paris Idaho announced under the act of March 8 1870. Note indicates membership in Idaho State Press Association and National Editorial Association.
A letter argues President Kennedy underestimated internal communist danger facing the United States. The writer cites J Edgar Hoover and the FBI, urging stronger action and criticizing Kennedy for aligning with Harvard voices. The piece defends loyal Americans who fear communism's reach at home and abroad.
A frugal man in the 1930s learns inflation reduces purchasing power. He watches his dollars buy less for education his children and retirement, despite savings and steady work, and realizes rising costs outpace income. The piece frames inflation as the unseen culprit behind financial strain.
Rosalie M. Gordon argues that US involvement in the United Nations endangers American rights, citing South Africa policy and the UN Declaration of Human Rights. She warns that press freedom could be compromised if UN actions erode domestic liberties, urging caution in aligning with international meddling.
Cloyd Minor as Administrator of Henry C. Minor deceased publishes notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be presented at the office of D E Haddock attorney in the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho. Dated December 4 1961.
A reflection on fatigue and effort noting that many people grow weary prior to starting work while acknowledging the difficulty of sustained effort in daily tasks. The statement contrasts excuses for tiredness with the reality of persistent labor.
Clifford J. Skinner Sheriff Bear Lake County writes to readers urging public cooperation with the sheriff’s office. He notes solving about eighty-three percent of reported problems and asks locals with idle time to contact the office with concerns as the community begins a new year.
Idaho ends duck and goose season on December 27 and early next morning Fish and Game officers begin statewide mid winter waterfowl inventory. The census yields an estimate of wintering waterfowl numbers to compare with other states and Canada.
The Eldon Mattson family visits their mother Hattie Mattson in Meadowville while relatives from Salt Lake City Ogden and Los Angeles gather for Christmas and New Year. Notes include Salvage dealer Robert Thomson in Logan and Swan Creek Electric ceasing operation with sale to Utah Power.
The St Charles area records a flurry of visits and gatherings. President and Mrs Burdette Pugmire hosted guests. a Sunday school children's dance concluded with candy sacks. Numerous relatives and friends visited homes, shared meals, and attended church events including the Ward chapel anniversary observances.
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