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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post lists publication details for a weekly edition in Paris Idaho. It notes Franklin Benson as publisher and announces subscription rate of $2.00 per year with display and classified rates available on request.
The Paris Post announces a change in ownership with H. F. Benson of Salt Lake taking over as publisher. After decades in the business the retiring editors C. O. and C. L. Broxon say farewell around December 1, praising Bear Lake readers and the area’s winter weather.
Franklin Benson announces he has taken over as editor and publisher of the Paris Post effective November 1, succeeding C. C. Broxon. He vows to maintain high standards with Bear Lake valley readers and asks for community support to benefit Paris and Bear Lake County.
An exhortation on the value of reasonable fear in prompting health action. It traces how public concern helped develop the Salk polio vaccine and urges vaccination for all children and families to prevent future polio victims.
The piece argues that while defense budgets stayed steady since Korea, nondefense spending jumped about 650 percent from 1955 to 1959, driving a projected $12 billion deficit. It credits frills and extravagances, not defense, for the budget crisis, then notes St. Francisville Louisiana's nickname and naming origin.
Mrs. and Mrs. Grant Findlay and family hosted visitors in Pocatello. Numerous guests from Utah and Idaho joined extended family in Logan Ogden Provo and Layton. TV users report excellent Laketown relay station reception.
A columnist notes Treasury agents target corporate Christmas gifts as non deductible expenses. Gifts to employees may be disallowed, customers’ gifts labeled kickbacks, and dressings around Santa Claus deductions face penalties. Elevator operators and building staff also see limits unless specific services are proven.
Readable list of 4 H competition prizes at Montpelier. Includes names such as Judy Etchevery, Greg Hymas, Vernon Dunn, Virgil Clark, Wayne George, and Janet Crane. Awards span Dairy, Sheep, Agricultural Judging, Demonstrations, Livestock, Clothing, and public scholarships. Also references Leaders and National 4 H awards and a note on William Caxton.
The Idaho State Board of Health approved radiation control regulations to protect the public from ionizing radiation. Operators must register machines and uses with the Health Department, with strict rules on disposal and immediate reporting of spills, as part of a radiological health program led by Dr. Terrell O. Carver.
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