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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
4
Idaho Dairy Director Charles Shaw urges cooperation between factories and producers to raise quality. He notes wartime standards, government testing, and a Quality Improvement Program run by the Bureau of Dairying. Inspectors check milk, cream, and equipment at receiving points and offer free assistance to improve conditions.
Mr and Mrs Heber Kunz attended the baccalaureate services at the Southern Branch of the University of Idaho in Pocatello and graduation exercises where their son McKay Kunz earned a School of Pharmacy degree. Various relatives and friends from Idaho Falls Gen Eva Montpelier Paris and Bern visited or traveled for weekend events and Father’s Day greetings.
Minutes of the June 11 1945 meeting show approval of current expense claims and warrants. Salaries for Auditor Sheriff Assessor Treasurer and Deputy roles were increased effective next payday through January 1947 with specified yearly and monthly amounts.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho notices creditors and all claimants against George H. King deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Executor Lester H. King directs claims to D. K. Haddock, attorney, Grimmett Building Room One, Paris Idaho. First published June 21 1945. Last published July 19 1955.
George L. Jensen, area supervisor for southeastern Idaho, explains two paths to stabilized farm wages under WFA rules. General Regulations apply until ceilings are set. Specific Wage Ceilings govern operations after ceilings are established and may be adjusted for hardship with WHA approval.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho John Ghatsch administrator announces that creditors and all persons with claims against the deceased David Poulsen must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be delivered to D E Haddock attorney at the Grimmett Building Paris Idaho. Last publication July 19 1945.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake Idaho the estate of Alfred Rosen deceased is administered by Victor E Rosen as administrator. Creditors and other claimants are to exhibit their claims within four months after the first publication in the Grimmett Build county Idaho. First published June 21 1945 last published July 19 1945.
Harold Brewer writes from a camp in Assam India to Bloomington, describing furlough, war experiences, and reflections on sacrifice. He notes delay in entertainment due to the President's death and stresses the mental and physical demands on soldiers. He mentions receiving The Paris Post and the daily routine of service.
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