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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post shows its weekly Paris Idaho edition details with publisher C O Broxon and subscription at 2.00 per year. It notes second class mail status and availability of display and classified advertising rates upon request.
The editorial argues that the economy self-corrects through citizens' confidence and purchasing power rather than heavy government spending. It frames this as modern Republicanism, opposing socialism and excessive government aid, urging individuals to act to end the downturn.
Walter Reuther of the Auto Workers union voices disappointment at carmakers for laying off thousands as 1958 production declines. He asks what future steps will be taken if current prices cannot move.
The text questions forcing higher wages and prices and suggests a cooling off period with a three month strike to pressure auto builders. It argues that persistent price increases have fed inflation and asks if buyers' strikes could curb them.
A critical column decries federal education spending as worsening public schools. It attacks NEA leadership for promoting federal aid, cites examples of “modern” programs in Maryland and California, and argues only by keeping federal funding out can real teaching return. Subscribe for The Post 2 per year.
Dr. Ira N. Gabrielson president of the Wildlife Management Institute Washington will moderate a panel on development and use of western waters at the Western Association of State Game and Fish Commissioners convention in Sun Valley June 22 to 25 Ross Leonard Idaho Fish and Game director said attendees will include officials from 11 western states and representatives of federal and educational agencies Gabrielson a noted natural resources specialist formerly directed the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and now leads a private conservation group.
County agent advises sending seed samples to the state laboratory in Boise for purity and germination tests. Purity shows weed content, germination predicts grown plants. Tests require samples sized from two to eighteen ounces with a small fee, and farmers should ensure samples represent the seed lot.
The United Civil Service Commission will hold examinations for a coal mine inspector position with pay from 5440 to 7570 dollars yearly. Applicants require at least five years of coal mining experience and must pass a written test. Applications are to be filed with the U S Civil Service Examiners Bureau of Mines in Washington.
The St Charles Farm Bureau met Friday with county president Eugene Stucki present. Allan Stephens showed The Kellogg Foundation film. Dora Mecham and Ruth Pugmire led a home market basket demonstration. Multiple residents visited, shared meals, and attended church events amid local gatherings and injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jensen were overnight visitors in Salt Lake City. Genean Renee and Mary Peterson accompanied the Parkers to visit their father Melvin Peterson at the Veterans hospital. Wayne Sorenson completes studies and heads to California and Samoa for a two and a half year mission. Jessie Jensen visits California with her daughter Mrs. James Poulsen who has a new baby.
Notice that livestock trespassing on lands in the Paris Ranger District Cache National Forest Utah and Idaho will be impounded by the U S Forest Service on or after May 15 1958 if not removed. Owners may redeem by reimbursing all advertising gathering impounding and feeding costs. Impounded animals not redeemed within five days will be sold at public auction or by private sale or condemned and destroyed per Agriculture Department rules. Logan Utah April 4 1958 Ralph E Crowell.
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