Residents share weekend visits and travel in Paris area
A long list of visits and travels across Utah Idaho and California fills a Paris Utah social column. Eldon Webb and family toured Ogden. Ralph Rich and John Hoge accompanied Dr R J Rich to Logan to see a basketball game. many relatives attended weddings, funerals, and church events in Montpelier Pocatello and Soda Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Rich
John Hoge
R. J Rich
Montpelier
Logan
A.C
Wyoming
W Smith Hoge
Salt Lake
Utah
Stanford J Rich, Jr
Salem
James Bruce
Pocatello
Marjean Glark
W. Smith Hoge
Laketown Notables and Relocations Highlight Week
Town residents and visitors fill the week with home sales moves to Bountiful, service-station purchase by Steve and Afton Cheen, and family arrivals. Louis Wahlstrom returns from Hawaii via Salt Lake to Fort Douglas. Hoyts visit Montpelier and relocate to Bear Lake area. Local officials, medical trips, hospital stays, and family traveling for illnesses and surgeries mark a busy community interval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Cheen
Bountiful
Mill Canyon
Richard Hoyt
Connecticut
Hoyts
Arizona
Bear Lake
Steve Ad Afton Cheen
Oliver Wahlstrom
Louis
Salt Lake
Hawaiian Islands
Fort Douglas
8Th Army Base Hospital Corps
Maui
Oshu
Discharge Button Marks World War II Veterans
The Disabled American Veterans says the gold plated button with the dexter eagle identifies honorably discharged World War II veterans who may be disabled. National Adjutant Vivian D. Corbly notes the button signals service and entitlement to claim assistance and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAV
Congress
Vivian D. Corbly
National
Fast Coconut Openers Boosts Coconut Handling
An expert can open over 3000 coconuts daily, with fewer than 100 in the United States identified as experts. New products include wash straw mats Syminet treated to resist water and perspiration, set to hit the market next year and designed to hold shape and be sponge cleaned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
For Sale and Found Items Ad Listing
FOR SALE My home in Paris Inquire of Wm B Stucki phone 2124 m28 FOR SALE Baby crib including springs and mattress Inquire of Denia Bevans at the Frank Payne home in Bloomington FOUND Pair of glass with ease Owner may have same by calling at The Paris Post and paying for advertisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
J U_ Stucki
Wm. B. Stucki
Denia Bevans
Frank Payne
Bloomington
Paris Post
Family Milk Cow Produces Two Gallons Daily
The article notes that a family milk cow averaging two gallons per day is a reasonable production level for household use. It emphasizes practical dairy farming guidance for households maintaining a single dairy animal.
Gum Tree Helped Cortez Survive Jungle Trek
The account notes Cortez and his companions survived the Peten jungles during their march from Mexico City to the Gulf of Honduras due to tzicopzapotl fruit, later known as the source of chewing gum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortez
Mexico City
Gulf of Honduras
Peten
Poland’s labor law shifts to longer workweek in 1934
Prewar Poland adopted an eight hour day, with a 46 hour week in 1918. Competition from less advanced nations prompted a 1934 change to a 48 hour week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Europe
Timber Shortage Tightens Lumber and Pulpwood Mills
Labor shortages in the woods and at the mill are hobbling timber production and constraining output of lumber and pulpwood.
New York Farmers Demand Overalls After War
About 20 000 of New York City and state soldiers in uniform express desire to switch to farmers overalls after the war, signaling a shift toward rural work and identity among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Medical Officers Count Return-to-Practice Survey Result
In a survey of 21 029 medical officers across the armed services 47 percent indicate they will return to practice in their former communities. This finding highlights physician retention patterns and potential impacts on local healthcare access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Services
Hudson Tunnel Starts Operation to Pennsylvania Station
The tunnel linking to Pennsylvania Station in New York began operating on November 28, 1910, providing direct access for rail travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Pennsylvania Station
New York
Railroad penthouse offers air conditioned glass enclosure
A new air conditioned glass enclosed penthouse for postwar travel gives railway passengers an unobstructed view of passing scenery. The raised compartment is built into the car roof, and the top and sides are made of laminated heat resisting glass.
Gift From Heaven Wheat Cultivated Since Antiquity
Wheat has been a staple since ancient times. It fed early Egyptians and Palestinians and supported prehistoric cave dwellers. The Chinese cultivated wheat by 2700 B C and called it a gift from heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Palestine
Demilitarization Plan for Surplus War Material
War department surplus weapons ammunition gases guns tanks and other combat vehicles will be disarmed or demilitarized before disposal. National defense public safety and health require render innocuous or strip secret parts and the armed services are best positioned to do this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
National Defense and Public Safety and Health
Armed Services
Norden bombsight tiny ball bearing detail
The Norden bombsight includes a minuscule ball bearing measuring 2.7 millimeters in diameter, noted as the smallest component in the device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norden
Sugar for Canning and Preserving Fruits
Sugar aids color shape and flavor preservation in canning but is not required. Canned unsweetened fruit may be sweetened when used.
Naming of Aspic Dish Traced to French Cuisine
The dish aspic, used in salads and with entrees, was likely named by French cooks who used it with game or fish embedded in calves foot jelly. Its name, derived from its cold touch, also links to the asp, a poisonous African snake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Notable young historical figures who died before 40
List of renowned individuals who achieved a Place in history and died before age forty. Names include Alexander the Great, Gustavus Adolphus, Raphael, Schubert, Joan of Arc, Mozart, Cleopatra, Keats, Shelley, Nell Gwyn, Anne Boleyn, Pocahontas, Francois Villon, Robespierre, Nero, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander the Great
Gustavus Adolphus
Raphael
Schubert
Charles XII of
Sie- Gen
Joan of Arc
Mozart
Catullus
Cleopatra
Keats
Shelley
Nell Gwyn
Anne Boleyn
Pocahontas
Francois Villon
Robespierre
Nero
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest Armatage
Bennington
Billy Lauritzen
Viola Lauritzen
Franklin
Wm. Lauritzen
Wayne Hymas
E D Hymas
San Diego
California
Wayne
Irel Geddes
Union Pacific
Paria
Price Taylor
Lloyd Hansen
Orson Spencer
Weldon Eborn
Charles Wyler
Warren Ca’ Iwell
Montpeliergh School
Chase Rich
Blackfoot
W. G Hoge
Rich
Hoge
Lillias Grimmett
Anona Grandy
Wendell J Ashton
Mesdames
Lucile Crawford
Daphne Bonham
Bertha Hoge
Amy Athay
Tereasa Rich
Ethel Jensen
Lillie Lauritzen
Pauline Cox
Myrtle Richards
Lark Bateman
Flora Rich
William Stell
The
E. D. Hyman
Rex Hymas
Jerald
Apostle Matthew Cowley
Salt Lake City
Jay A. Stucki
Helper
Wm. B. Stuck
8. N. Kunz
Alton Bunderson
Blake Jensen
Wm. Jensen
Karen Patterson
DeWin Anderson
Central
Jesse Scheldigger
A. H. Matthews
Son Hulme
Dave Robertsa
Curtis Austin
Amos Hulme
Boyd Kenaston
Viailera
Robert Rosen
Olen McCombs
Jane
Southern
Fred Lewis
Melinda Benson
Newell Lewis
John Ballentine
Jean
George Hokema
Bozeman, Montana
D. C. Rich Home
Dean Larson
Reed Lowe
Cedar City
Leo Bartsachi
Sharon
Wallace Stucks
Ethel Cook
Dean
Ivan Beck
Bear Lake Hospital
Walter G. Hoge
Susanne Jaussal
Idaho Falls
LD 8
LoAnne Sorenson
Janet Collings
Chris Hirechi
Joyce
Joseph Collings
LaMont Bunn
Ft. Ord
Calif
Waale
Lyman Bunn
Bancroft
LaMont
Charles Stock
Ray Rider
Hinghem City
Rae Kendall
Utah University
Lowe Drug Store
Elmer Smith
Soda Springs
Henry Grandy
Robert Dourdhy
Seattle
Arthur Taylor
Dourdhy
Margaret Taylor
Stan Jewitt
Abberdeen
Raymond Bruce
Frank Bolton
Dave Bolton
Les Bolton
Henry Bolton
Bolton
Rank
Min
Jack Dougan
Bear Lake Valley
H. L. Spencer
Aletta
Rhea
Oklahoma
Roy Patterson
Karen
Marilyn Smith
James Taylor
George Price
Charles Law
Ora
Carson Taylor
Sam Lewis
Mary E. Lewis
Ernest Armatige
Emma Clayton
Kate Rich
Heber Price
Paris Lions Club
Fielding High School
Fyne Emerson
Zachary Scott
Dancer
James Dunn
Sheila Ryan
Ray Milland
Jane Wyman
Philip Terry
Cartdon
Jack Haley
Helen Walker
Rudy Vallee
Ozzie Nelson
Art Linkletter “People Are
Funny
Laketown News
Frank Price
Randolph
Benj. Weston
Simeon Weston
Mesdames Florence
Norma Willis
Rose Kearl
Verne Orvin
Jos. C. Robinson
Ray W. Bleoran_ondomoll
Deusbick
Elizabeth
Salt Libis City
Edward Hebdon
Oscar Booth
Billie Hill
Brig Irwin
St. Charles
A. R. Weston
H. C. Robinson
Wesley J. Kearl
Mark Pugmire
Benj Weston
Barbara Norrin
Ross Cheney
Roag
Inuter Mountain Clinic
Sidney Irwin
Jasper L. Henderson
Alice H. Johnson
LaVarr
Veterans Hospital
Hart Sattermwaite
Earl
Daughter
Bearake Hospital
DeWitt Johnson
DeWitt
Thomas Weston
Shirla Gay
Frances Tingey
Woodruff
Ray Rich
E. S Stucks
Rexburg
Idaho
Frank Jones & Sons
Fish Haven Resort
J. P. Stock
Fish Haven
Bear Lake County
McNess Company
Dept. D
Magnolia St
Oakland
E. Hansen
Railroad Penthouse
Montpelier, Idaho
Ingrid Bergman
Gregory Peck
Sydney Greenstreet
Peter Lorre
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Three Strangers
James Craig
Frances Gifford
Ava Gardner
Monty Woolley
June Haver
Dick Haymes
Trish Eyes
Fred MacMurray
Marguerite Chapman
Sevastopol
Turkey
Corzan
Ussr
Russia
W. L. White
Eric Johnston
Soviet States
Fas
Love’s Drug Store
Nelson Eddy
Gite
Robert Armbruster
KSL
Utah Power & Light CO
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