11 Jan 1945
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
4
A wartime editorial argues against cashing war bonds during tough money months. It stresses that selling bonds undermines Allied forces, urges readers to keep dollars invested to back soldiers, and warns of personal loss alongside national sacrifice.
A 1939 European radio factory in Eindhoven was seized by Germans and shipped to Germany. The piece argues for restoring stolen factory equipment to occupied nations after the war, challenging the claim that stripping Germany is barbaric and noting 16 million Allied casualties.
The Bern column lists residents and visitors touching down in Bern and surrounding towns. Names include Wallace and Ephriam Crossley Noonan Jerome Taylor Montpelier Robert Schmid Golden S Teuscher Raymond Bert and George Stephens Montpelier Dr Wm J Hayward Logan Reynold Hirschi Robert Tellach er Geneva Roy Robison Georgetown Arch ie Bee Bloomington Sesse Scheidegger Paris O T Diegl Torey Michael Shuman Salt Lake Sgt Leon Shooks San Diego Parley Beuhler Wardboro Daryle Michaelson Montpelier Abel Kunz family visits Ovid Golden Colorado Cal ifornia and Lewis counties. Kunz health update noted.
President John L. Clarke reports a committee visit to Idaho Falls L D Hospital where manager George A. Collins and Miss Underwood discussed establishing a Nurses Training course at Ricks College. The program starts full year in fall 1945 with college level subjects and hospital affiliation.
Idaho reports 19 poliomyelitis cases in 1944 with Twin Falls leading counties. The Idaho Foundation for Infantile Paralysis funds aid through 33 county chapters, supporting treatment travel and equipment for affected children and post illness care. Public notices announce a probate hearing in Bear Lake County on James Johnson estate matters, including time of death and heirs, set for February 15, 1945.
Bear Lake County Idaho orders sale of tax deed land at public auction to highest bidder on January 25, 1945, 2 PM in Paris Idaho. Terms cash under 100 dollars, over 100 dollars with arranged terms. 6 percent interest on deferred payments. recording deed fee of 1.00. notices by publication for shinty days. property located within Bear Lake with described parcels and last assessed owners Ada Evelyn Cottle and Herbert Horsley. order signed December 11, 1944 by Clerk Sam V. Tunks.
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