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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1932
Page
2
John A. Wallis is identified as editor and publisher of the Paris Post Paris Idaho with second class matter status under the 1879 act noted. The item appears as a newspaper masthead line.
R E Shepherd wrote to Senator John Thomas stressing the need to add to the money supply and warning of social upheaval if action is delayed. He argues remonetizing silver would raise commodity prices, bolster agriculture, and revive a robust domestic market amid calls for rapid government action.
Observance of the George Washington bicentenary in 1932 centers minds on the first president. Historians will draw lessons from his life for application to present day problems and reveal guiding principles for current issues.
The text cites James Truslow Adams Rupert Hughes and Arthur Bartlett on George Washington. Adams urges national thrift and debt repayment while Hughes portrays a balanced humane leader. Bartlett highlights Washington as a practical farmer improving land and experimenting with seeds. Women should study social insurance for old age unemployment and accidents per Adams.
A test of the constitutionality of the new income tax law was agreed upon at a meeting Saturday with Governor C. Ben Ross Attorney General Fred H. Babcock and E G Gallet state auditor.
Under the plan deyided the test case will go to the supreme court to obtain a decision before the first returns under the act are due on March 15. The governor would ask the auditor to refuse a warrant for Ben Diefendorf. If refused, the tax commission will file suit, with the state chamber employing counsel to defend Gallet and the attorney general's office to prosecute in support of the law.
The Agriculture Department, under the 50 million dollar farm aid fund, will likely open seed and feed loan offices in Salt Lake City and Great Falls Montana. Salt Lake City will serve Utah, southern Idaho, western Wyoming and Nevada, while Great Falls will cover Montana, northern Idaho and Washington. The plan awaits final approval and could add more offices.
County treasurer Arvilla Smedley certifies the financial statement for Bear Lake County ending January 11 1932 as true and correct with totals of 87 044 42 155 280 08 8 000 45 40 210 90 and 202 118 60.
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