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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1946

Page

5

Bear Lake Stage visit brings returning and new recruits home

Merrill Transtrum and his wife alighted from the Bear Lake Stage. Blair Cleveland, recently 18, is now eligible and will report January 22. The community notes flu cases, visitors, and furloughs. Rollas Jones marriage announced. Rex Linford and Carl Anderson on military leave. local events include a Gold and Green ball with Barbara Linford as queen.

Blair Cleveland Blair Rex B. Linford Ft. Douglas Uncle Sam Utah Washington Logan Centerville Salt Lake

Local items and visits noted in Laketown News

Laketown residents enjoy family gatherings and social events from January week with visits to Randolph Ogden Garden City and Montpelier. Attendees include the Orvin Hatch Weston Cheney Diller Norris Kearl and Lamborn families plus local officials and the State Road Board meeting in Ogden.

L. D Lamborn Ogdem Tuesaday State Road Board

Guest and local notices from Fish Haven column

Weekend visitors include Rosalie Johnson of Ovid and several local residents returning from service or travels. Community members share family visits, church events, and local social news across Fish Haven and nearby towns with mentions of camping, drives, and hospitality among Mrs. Stock and Heber Stock families.

June Paxton Rosalie Johnson Ovid

Death of Clarence Passey at 46 Triggers Local Obituary

The town mourns the sudden death of Clarence Passey age 46 from a heart attack at home Friday evening after helping with threshing work. Survived by his wife and many children. funeral held Tuesday in Lanark ward chapel. Sons and relatives were mentioned in local notes including military service and visits.

Ward Hall Mutual Barbara Linford Fayon Pugmire Prince Charming Roger Arnell Charline Webb LaNae Hirschi Georgetown Clarence Passey L. C. Vallentine Dan Kelsey Mickay Germany Lanark Ward

Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Darley

A baby girl was born Sunday night to Mr and Mrs Melvin Darley. Congratulations to the family on the new arrival.

Melvin Darley

Many Uses for Wood in Military Equipment

Wood found in over 1200 military items and supplies shows its extensive role in defense. The material supports diverse components across vehicles, weapons, and support gear, underscoring timber’s ongoing value to the armed forces.

Sunday visitors and hometown greetings noted

Mrs Heber C Robinson and other relatives were in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Webb traveled to Salt Lake Saturday seeking medical attention. Mrs and Mrs G Arch McKinnon visited the Oliver Wahletrom home Sunday. Dr and Mrs Brig Irwin of St Charles were in town Sunday. Ernest Irwin of Ogden visited the Irwin brothers over the weekend.

Jehn LaMont Pugmire Bear Lake Hospital Gene Passey Leo F. Passey Salt Lake Idell King Lawrence King Sharon Vern Odell John Roberts Wilford Lester Roberts Raymond Webb G. Arch McKinnon Ie’ Oliver Wahletrom Brig. Irwin St. Charles Ernest Irwin of Ogden Irwin Brothers

Quotes of the Week From War Fronts and Officers

Soldiers in Manila demand demobilization with the line Lincoln freed the slaves who will free us. A Col known as Pappy Boyington denies any intent to wed while noting friendlier relations among troops.

Lincoln Manila

Debates and Protests Amid Postwar Economic Tensions

Quotations from J. Edgar Hoover, Homer Capehart, William Green, and A. S. Camp highlight fears of dictatorship, inflation versus deflation, a restrictive fact finding law, and cotton price controls. The snippets reflect wartime era anxieties shaping policy debates.

Norden bomb sight uses tiny ball bearing

The article notes a ball bearing as part of the Norden bomb sight. It measures 2.7 millimeters in diameter, highlighting its minuscule size in precision equipment.

Norden

Reindeer Slaughter Aims to Curb Overgrazing Production of Alaska Meat

About 20,000 Alaskan reindeer are being slaughtered to prevent overgrazing. More than 90 tons of the meat will be shipped to the United States.

United States

Cannibalism Observed in Primitive Cultures Described

The text notes cannibalism as a respectful disposal method for the aged and sick. It lists practices such as guitivated taste for human flesh and fulfillment of myotic rites, tied to hunger during famine, as observed among primitive peoples.

A Gift From Heaven Wheat Through the Ages

Wheat has been cultivated since ancient times as a staple crop. It fed early Egyptians and Palestinians and supported prehistoric cave dwellers. The Chinese valued wheat as a heavenly gift around 2700 B C.

Egypt Palestine

Cereals as Energy Sources in Diets

Cereals provide about one third of total energy needs due to wide availability and essential nutrients. They blend well with many foods and can be allocated a larger share in diets.

Notable Lives Cut Short Before Age Forty

A list of historical figures who died before age 40 to show early deaths followed by major achievements. Names include Alexander the Great, Schubert, Joan of Arc, Mozart, Cleopatra, Keats, Shelley, Pocahontas, Nero and others with ages beside each.

Alexander the Great Gustavus Adolphus Raphael Schubert Charles XII of Sweden Joan of Arc Mozart Catullus Cleopatra Keats Shelley Nell Gwyn Anne Boleyn Pocahontas Francois Vi

Local Social Notes Include Family Visits and Travel

Mrs. Sarah Hart returns from Salt Lake after two weeks caring for daughter in law Mra Edward Hart. George and Verda Grunig visit Brigham City relatives while Mennis Tusher from Pocatello meets Roy Hill’s grandsons. Logans temple trip includes LaVell Ward and many neighbors. Alice Linford visits with Billa Stevens and Arlo.

Sarah Hart Salt Lake Sid Mra Edward Hart George Ward Mra. Verda Grunig Brigham City Mennis Tusher Pocatello Roy Hill George Smith Montpelier

Six Months of Daylight in Polar Regions

The article explains the midnight sun phenomenon at latitudes near 66 degrees where on the midsummer day the sun remains above the horizon for about 72 hours. It notes that as latitude increases the period of continuous daylight lengthens and, conversely, continuous darkness dominates at midwinter for similar stretches.

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