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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1942
Page
4
The House on June 5 votes to abolish the Civilian Conservation Corps, with debate over funding and camp closures. The National Youth Administration faces continuation limits to align with vocational education, amid calls for efficiency and postwar planning.
A Boise lawyer who trained at the University of Idaho and Harvard Law School announces a bid for the Republican nomination for Idaho attorney general. He notes wartime duty and prior service in civil defense and will return to private practice with Langrosse & Sullivan in Boise.
Senator John Thomas announces his bid for renomination on the Republican ticket in Idaho August primaries. He remains in Washington to support war policy and committee work, stating no campaigning during the primaries and pledging to serve Idaho and national interests as war progresses. The War Production Board cuts metal signs saving 80 000 tons of steel for four battleships.
The State of Idaho sends greetings to the named defendants in Bear Lake County. No complaint has been filed against you by P. C. O'Malley plaintiff to quiet title to the Humming Bird Group mining claims. You must plead within 20 days. otherwise the plaintiff will seek default judgment. Witness: Lem V. Tunks, Clerk. Attorneys: A McDermott and P C O'Malley.
In the Probate Court of Idaho Bear Lake County the estate of Ellen Athay deceased will sell at private sale described parcels in Paris and Montpelier Idaho. The sale may occur after June 13 1942 with bids received by Edna A Straw administratrix at her Montpelier home.
Resolution sets the 1942 budget for St Charles Idaho under ICA 19-1716. It items bond interest 1410 dollars, bond 500 dollars, and current expense 500 dollars, totaling 2410 dollars to be raised for the fiscal year starting May 1 1942.
Be it resolved by the Mayor and Council of the City of Paris Idaho that the following estimate of money needed for all city purposes for the fiscal year starting May 1 1942 including interest on debt sinking fund and warrants was entered in the minutes and published four weeks in GE newspaper Paris Idaho.
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