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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Idaho notice lists the P IS Post weekly paper as second class mail matter, with C O Broxon as publisher. It announces subscription rate of 2.00 per year and states display and classified advertising rates are available upon request.
The piece argues against federal aid to education asserting education remains a state and local matter. Dr J Wayne Reitz president of the University of Florida warns federal aid cannot match state driven quality in science and engineering. It urges Washington to avoid being drawn into the administration's program.
The Daily Worker newspaper ceases publication citing harassment from the left, while noting a broader unease within the leftist movement. The piece hints at internal and external pressures during the Khrushchev era and events in Hungary affecting the paper's fate.
The critique notes Khrushchev’s denouncement of Stalin and Soviet actions in Budapest eroding American Communist unity. It describes the Daily Worker losing traction and circulation as the party’s voice diminishes, leaving a silence that is described as wonderful.
The piece discusses Time and Life naming Khrushchev man of the year and recalls Hitler's prior same honor. It notes no endorsement of policies, warns of power by force, and argues lasting strength lies in spiritual values amid Cold War threats. It contrasts Western vigilance with Communist philosophy.
Mr and Mrs Archie Bee travel to Culver City California for the winter with son Earl. Pocatello guests include Dallas Painter Van Ness Painter at George Painter home. Local visits include Mrs C E Grimes of Montpelier at Paul Haddock home and Ivan Reese with Lorwick Reese of Salt Lake. Captain Lash Laker and family leave for California for Hamilton Air Force base. Cyril Jacobson home hosts Elson Roy Jacobson Lena and Nard Jacobson Montpelier visitors. Haddocks host Grimes dinner. Reed Haddock visits Logan. Victor Reese returns from Ogden where Newell Reese family reside. Sunday speakers Alton Michaelson T Jay Nelson. Dean Ward vocal solo. Fireside at Haddock home led by Edyth Ward LeRoy Ward. Joe Einzinger genealogy talk. twenty one attendees. A daughter born January 26 to Mr and Mrs W O Coziah Grandparents Mr and Mrs Donald Thornock.
Mrs Frank Hemmert hosts sixth birthday for her daughter. Local Ward pins presented at Paris First ward chapel. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Blaine Rich and families. MIA play Sidney set for Garden City and St Charles wards. Community notes cover visits, safety talk by Mark Wilson, and school activities amid illness and inflation remark.
A special bond election is set for February 18 1958 in Class A School District No. 33 Bear Lake County Idaho. Voters will decide if bonds up to 436000 dollars at 4.5 percent interest should be issued to buy land build or repair school facilities furnish equipment and provide heating lighting and furniture. Polling places include Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Pegram Ovid Liberty Dingle Wardboro Montpelier Bennington Georgetown Bern Noonan Raymond Geneva Lanark Eight Mile Alton with polls open 2 PM to 8 PM. Eligibility requires being a district elector a resident for 30 days and a taxpayer or spouse of a taxpayer.
The Board of Trustees of Class A School District No 33 Bear Lake County Idaho votes to issue bonds to acquire a school site and build facilities. Proceeds are allocated to vocational agriculture and mechanical arts buildings 98500 and a fifteen room elementary building 337500 with Attest A B Hulme. Published Jan 30 Feb 6 13 1958 Los Alamos NM city note on atomic bomb development and growth to 13000 by 1967.
Mr and Mrs Bart Satterthwaite stay in Logan for forestry school. Counsellor Melinda Gibbons leads Relief Society lesson. Lutz and Satterthwaite couples travel to Salt Lake for a convention. Mrs Lutz hospital bound. Several residents visit Logan and Montpelier. pneumonia illness at Bear Lake Memorial Hospital. Jay Hodges suffers a serious hand injury at Lees Wyoming phosphate mine.
Mr. Hansen will undergo major surgery. Funeral services were held Sunday for Joseph Wamsley, a former Gardens City resident, with High Councillor Arlo Weston and Elder Ivan Weston of Laketown in attendance. Ross Pope served as a business visitor at Montpelier Saturday. Milford Lovelang joined the Dean Smiths of Fish Haven for Sunday supper in observance of Mrs Smith’s birthday.
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