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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post pamphlet outlines publication details in Paris Idaho including weekly schedule and second class mail status under the 1879 act. It lists publisher C O Broxon and annual subscription at $2.00 with advertising rates available on request.
The 1959 federal budget targets 74 billion dollars, a peacetime high. Taxpayers face higher indirect taxes and a likely debt ceiling breach as defense and domestic programs rise, with Civil Benefits up 1.3 billion from 1957 levels.
The piece notes a long chain of political upheaval in France as governments are ousted, leading to an inevitable result of ongoing disintegration and instability in the nation's leadership.
The piece argues decades of misrule and economic abuses followed by repeated regime changes have eroded France. It says racism under De Gaulle would worsen the crisis and stresses France must abandon irresponsible policies to regain world standing and responsibility.
The St. Louis slugger Stan Musial is past 3000 hits and may rival Ty Cobb’s 4191. His 3000th came in May of his 16th season, Cobb’s in August of his 16th. Musial’s progress hinges on stamina as he aims higher in baseball history.
John T. Flynn denounces federal education funding as a spendthrift ploy tied to Russia and Sputnik. He argues a century of progressive schooling harms literacy and urges a return to fundamentals with limited federal role, warning of increased Washington control over state schools.
The Bear Lake Memorial Hospital lists admissions from May 19 to May 26 including Mrs. Hugh Bagley Montpelier admitted May 19 and released May 22. Others include LaVell Ward Bloomington admitted May 19, Willard Thornock Bloomington admitted May 20, Mrs Clara Rich Paris admitted May 20 minor surgery, Jane Shirley Fish Haven admitted May 22 released May 26, and several more medical and surgical cases with releases through May 26. Births include a girl to Mr and Mrs Robert Satterthwaite Garden City on May 20 and a girl to Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson Ovid on May 22.
The Paris Idaho City Council gives notice of a public hearing on a proposed tax levy exceeding ten mills for general revenue for the fiscal year starting May 1 1958. The hearing will be at City Hall on Monday at 8 p m with residents invited to attend. Dated May 26 1968 City Clerk Fred J Price.
The speaker argues that federal involvement will dictate curriculum and teaching methods, warning that once federal funding arrives local voters, taxpayers and educators lose power to reform. He urges residents to keep federal influence out to avoid entrenching a perceived progressive education agenda.
Budget estimate for the Village of St Charles Bear Lake County Idaho for fiscal year 1958 1959 lists maintenance of water system 1800.00 road and bridge 2247.00 street lights 644.92 cemetery maintenance 1000.00 park playground and recreational fund 0 0 insurance 50.00 truck upkeep 400.00 clerical 120.00 telephone 20.00 mileage 75.00 municipal league dues 29.04 total expenses 4461.43 total receipts 4469.18 certified by Eldon H Mattson village clerk and published May 22 29 1958.
In the Probate Court of Bear Lake County Idaho May S La Rocco Administratrix of the estate of George Cook deceased notifies creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the Hawkes Building Paris Bear Lake County Idaho The notice is dated May 20 1958 and first published May 22 1958 with subsequent publications May 29 June 6 12 and 19 1958.
Mr and Mrs Rollin Findlay spent Monday in Montpelier. Mrs Estelle Whitney traveled from Ogden to visit here. Whit ney accompanied her to the wedding of their grandson. Mr and Mrs Lowell Gibbons shopped in Montpelier Tuesday morning. Mrs Bart Satterthwaite spent Tuesday in Montpelier. Beatrice Hansen and Melinda Gibbons led the Relief Society literary lesson Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Ross Pope spent the past week in Logan for medical care. Mrs Ross Hodges visited Logan Thursday at daughter Mrs Reed Jensen home. Mrs Milford Loveland spent last Friday in Bishop Haven at Dean Smiths. Postmaster and Mrs P A Spence were in Logan Saturday on business. Mr and Mrs Dean Cook vacationed in Seattle Washington past week. Farrell Spencer was here this weekend preparing Ideal Beach for the opening. Many from Garden City Ward Barterly.
Bruce Passey from California visited Mr and Mrs Melvin Passey over the weekend. Mrs Sylvester Busco of Montpelier and Mrs Melvin Passey met Wednesday. Local couples attended Paris high school graduation with Glen Passey Bart Eborn and Gy don Parker among the graduates. Gordon Parker son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Parker of Logan also graduated in Paris. Lula Passey visited Weldon Hess in hospital Thursday. Harlan Eborn and Juanty Harmon celebrated graduation in Cokeville.
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