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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1961
Page
4
Dr Noah H Sloan medical director of Allstate warns carbon monoxide from incomplete fuel burning can cause unexplained winter auto accidents on clear roads. He notes odorless lethal gas is produced by modern engines and can strike any age or sex without warning.
A local hospital project records a total cost of 149 113 35 dollars up to September 30 1961. The entry lists expenditures for construction and equipment funding during the period.
A feature on the RSV Bible editions and their role in promoting unity through faith. It notes the 1952 Revised Standard Version published by Thomas Nelson & Sons, sponsored by the National Council of Churches, and adopted by 30 major Protestant denominations. A range of editions from Concordette to pocket Testaments and the Pulpit Bible are described, highlighting features, prices, and gifts for church and school use.
Medical experts warn of deadly carbon monoxide from idling cars in closed garages especially with winter heaters and air cooled engines. They urge venting, exhaust checks, opening doors before starting, and breathing fresh air if drowsiness occurs.
The Idaho Department of Commerce and Development will unveil Cratera of the Moon at 8 p.m. November 10 in the Arco high school auditorium. Miss Louise Shadduck says the film, shot at Craters of the Moon National Monument, will attract more visitors and helps publicize statewide attractions through mailed films to stations and clubs nationwide.
Former Bear Lake resident Curtis A. Bobi shares methods to jog memory for names. The essay discusses verbal cues, repetition, and association linking names to sounds and faces to help reduce social embarrassments.
The text discusses how changing names to Neilson strains recognition of Mr Wright and argues that precise introductions prevent awkward social errors. It emphasizes that remembering names strengthens friendships and that a mindful regard to names flatters individuals.
Week after week since deer season opened, hunters fill the hills and canyons around Paris. Many deer are killed each weekend as the hunt continues. readers are invited to subscribe to The Post.
The Catholic Relief Services National Catholic Welfare Conference broadens aid to Africa. It calls for clothing, food and medical supplies from churches and individuals to help millions including men women and children across 19 countries during a weekly clothing drive season.
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