Paris Idaho Weekly paper masthead
Publication details note weekly issue from Paris Idaho Bear Lake County with editor and publisher C O Broxon and contact telephone Paris 945 2163.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1962
Page
2
Publication details note weekly issue from Paris Idaho Bear Lake County with editor and publisher C O Broxon and contact telephone Paris 945 2163.
A newspaper column attacks the Liberal Papers as pro surrender and linked to 35 Democratic congressmen. It claims the plan mirrors a State Department proposal to scrap weapons and cede influence to the UN, urging voters to defeat these lawmakers in November.
Arlington National Cemetery sits on land once part of General Robert E. Lee's estate on the Potomac in Virginia. The Union used the site as a training camp and field hospital during the Civil War and later buried Unknown Soldiers from World Wars I and II, Korea, and Civil War combatants. A sentinel guards the Unknowns tombs 24 hours a day.
Local residents hosted several visitors from Logan Ogden Provo and Salt Lake. Trips included graduation attendances in Montpelier and Salt Lake, boat trips from Green River to Moab, and family celebrations for Mr Haddock and baby announcements. Household movements and weekend visits linked Bloomington with Soda Springs Ogden Logan Preston and Seattl e.
Visitors from Washington DC and Utah call on local residents. Marilyn Ward rests between B U semesters. Lorraine Shepherd and Edith Adams travel through town to meet Willard Thornock and A Q Christensen. Salina Hall hosts Thornocks and Ward family members. Jay Nelson Violet Nelson and Bob Talbot group seen with Archie Bee household as guests.
Early dog tags emerged from Civil War combat when volunteers pinned a name and address to their uniforms after writing them on paper. The practice aimed to identify wounded or fallen soldiers amid heavy casualties.
The remark links everyday remedies to longer term damage, noting that ordinary comforts like soap and education are less abrupt than a massacre yet equally deadly in the long run. It reflects a stark moral comparison on societal harms over time.
Idaho outlines the Snake River Valley Forest Protective District boundaries including lands within Sawtooth and exterior areas with numerous section, township, and range specifications. Excludes Salmon Challis Cache Caribou and Targhee National Forest lands. L. Guernsey signs as State Forester with Boise headquarters noted. Published May 17 24 31 June.
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