Paris Post in Paris Idaho Seeks Second Class Mail Status
The Paris Post published weekly in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho under editor C O Broxon announces its post office admission as second class mail under the act of Congress of March 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1962
Page
6
The Paris Post published weekly in Paris Bear Lake County Idaho under editor C O Broxon announces its post office admission as second class mail under the act of Congress of March 1879.
Chairman Francis E. Walter of the House Committee on Un American Activities warns of a surge in Communist propaganda aimed at the United States and says the Post Office Department acts as an unpaid assistant. He cites rising imports of propaganda material, mainly from Moscow and other Eastern European sources, and urges reciprocal freedom of travel and mail with Communist states or a halt to all propaganda at entry ports.
The piece argues against federal funding for public schools noting strong local control and stressing improvements funded locally. It cites 1960 data on pupil numbers classrooms teachers salaries and bond issues while warning federal intervention could disappoint. It urges raising local teacher salaries and accelerating facility expansion.
City officials meet at City Hall to discuss water main work through McAlwee property and rights with Paris creek. Fire department operations and beer license for Mark G. Pugmire are noted. Numerous bills approved for snow removal, utilities, equipment, labor, and supplies. meeting adjourned.
Institute for Rich County schools was held at North Ridh high school on Tuesday and school began on Wednesday January 3. Residents and visitors from Randolph and Logan attended events and visits across several towns during New Year celebrations and family occasions. Superstition reportedly diminishing, social scientists state the belief may fade.
Probate Court in Bear Lake County Idaho allows administrator Pat erson to sell at private sale on or after January 49, 1962, the undivided half interest in the north half of the northwest quarter and north half of the northeast quarter of Section 18, Township 13 South, Range 43 East Boise Meridian plus a described starting point and tract.
The notice describes multiple parcels in Bear Lake County Idaho including Southeast quarter of Northeast quarter Section 11 Township 13 South Range 43 East Boise Meridian totaling 40 acres and various described lots in Bear Lake County Plat Books. The administrator invites written bids to be filed with attorney D E B Hadcock before sale approval by Bear Lake County Probate Court. Taxes paid by estate. cash terms apply. no abstract or title insurance provided.
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