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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post notes it is published Thursday each week in Paris Idaho and admitted to mail as second class matter at Paris Idaho post office under an act of Congress on March 8. It lists subscription rate at 2.00 per year and states display and classified advertising rates furnished on request.
An article in The Reader's Digest excerpts Gunther's Inside Moscow reporting that a seven million capital hides a dull routine behind state control. Russians are praised for humor and skill yet endure housing shortages and daily life unseen by outsiders, with limited political dissent allowed.
An observer laments Moscow housing shortages as ten youths cannot wed due to lack of homes. He notes crowded, squalid tenements, poor goods, and rigid life under a regime with no heart. He warns discovery could unravel four decades of silent suffering.
The 1957 filing requirement applies to totals over 600 dollars, with a 1200 dollar exemption for those over 65. Recipients can obtain forms from Internal Revenue offices, while under 5000 dollar earners may use form 1040A and the simple refund table to compute amounts owed or refunds. Follow instructions line by line to prepare accurate returns and keep last year’s return copy and records.
City officials and the Montpelier Board of Trustees propose swapping Washington school land for a more central site and selling a strip 120 by 120 feet to finance it. The plan also offers the city a 2.59 acre Central school site, and seeks options on Koford and Whinham properties for future use. Two-ballot bond votes will separate elementary school and vocational shop funding.
Miss Coleen Matthews daughter of Liberty residents and Robert Stephens son of Montpelier natives were married January 10 at the Logan temple. Stephens recently returned from an Brazil LDS mission. They will reside in Provo where he will attend BYU. A reception followed in Liberty with many attendees.
Commissioner Earle E Koehler warns Idaho buyers that some imported used foreign cars fail safety rules. Vehicles sold after 1955 need stop lamps turn signals and window glass glazing. sealed beam headlights registered after 1954 require a beam indicator. Purchasers should verify with dealers before operation.
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