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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1942

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Elections of Bear Lake county AAA committeemen schedule

Elections of community committee men in Bear Lake county set for November 14 at 2 p m in nine locations including Georgetown Ovid Bern Lanark Liberty Sharon Bennington Montpelier Wardboro Dingle Alton Pegram Raymond Geneva Fish Haven St Charles Bloomington Paris Voters must be farmers or ranchers in farm or range programs eligible to attend and vote for 1943 committeemen. A county AAA convention delegate and alternates will be chosen in each community. A year end business summary and discussion of the 1943 Food for Freedom program will also be on the agenda. County chairman G E Hulme urges good attendance to support the war effort.

Ovid Bern Lanark Liberty Sharon Bennington Montpelier Wardboro Dingle Alton Pegram Raymond Geneva Fish Haven St. Charles Bloomington Paris G. E. Hulme AAA Baruch Committee Emerson War Price and Ration Board F. W. Sorgatz Harvey Perkins Glenn Coughlan E. L. Downing Wm. B. Fisher London Pugmire Fenton Alred Sivel Nielsen Walter Clark Georgetown Roscoe Evans A. O. Sparks Warren Higley Eight Mile ODT

Wives of Servicemen May Obtain Gasoline Rations

Wives of men serving overseas may get gasoline rations for cars registered to their husbands even if the husband is not at home. The OPA announced that such applicants should apply directly to the local War Price and Ration Boards, not at schoolhouse ration sites.

OPA

Nye family visitors from Evanston and Paris

After a week's visit in Logan Mrs Frank Nye returned to her bed here by Mr and Mrs James Nye and daughter who spent the day in Paris. The Nyes also had as Sunday visitora Mr and Mrs Ernest Nye and family of Evanston.

Logan Frank Nye James Nye Paris Nyes Ernest Nye Evanston

Two Bear Lake Men Drawn For Pocatello Elk Hunt

Only two from Bear Lake county earned elk hunt permits last Thursday. About 100 Bear Lake hunters applied for the Pocatello draw. The successful bidders were Horsley Spencer of Paris and Paul Clark of Dingle for the one hundred permits issued.

Bear Lake County Pocatello Horsley Spencer Paris Paul Clark Dingle

St Charles Relief Society Annual Party Honors War Mothers

The St Charles Relief Society held its November party on Tuesday November 10 with War Mothers and older members as special guests. The program featured patriotic songs readings and a pledge of allegiance followed by a plate lunch for 86 attendees. Mothers shared where their sons serve from Australia to Alaska and several mothers had multiple service stars.

St. Charles Carrie Pugmire Hazel Transtrum Lovina Linford Grace Pugmire White Cliffs of Dover Wanda Rich Norma Pugmire Janie Monson Ruth Pugmire You Maggie Myrtle Pugmire Ada Pugmire Australia Alaska Relief Society Organization

Tires and Tubes Issued by Rationing Board

Bear Lake County War Price and Rationing Board issued Tire Purchase Certificates for numerous residents. Recaps and retreads covered passenger cars, farm wagons, trucks, and farm-related transport to work and markets, with several obsoleted tires listed for farm use and school buses. Names include Crawford Paris, Jaussi Geneva, Hansen Montpelier, Booth Ovid, and others across Paris, Montpelier, Ovid, Bloomington, and St. Charles.

Bear Lake County E. H. Crawford Paris Chas Conover Wright Montpelier Eva M. Hymas Ovid Wm. Floyd St. Charles Fred J. Price Heber D. Stock Fish Haven Rueal Monson Walter Hunzeker Bennington Rolland Jaussi Lavern N. Nelson Bloomington Bear Lake Stages Abel Kunz Bern Reed_W. Kunz O'Neal Kunz Chris W. Teuscher Geneva John 8 Morgan Grove M. Phelps

90 Mountain Area Counties Win Salvage Pennants

Forty Montana counties along with 36 in Colorado 12 in Utah and one each in Idaho and Wyoming qualified for the War Production Board Salvage for Victory pennant by collecting 100 pounds per capita of scrap in September and October. Lincoln County Idaho led with 140 pounds per person and Rich County Utah collected 148.29 pounds per capita earning pennants to be flown from courthouse flags.

Montana Colorado Utah Idaho Wyoming War Production Board L.J. Todhunter Lincoln Rich County

MIA Presents One Act Play in Second Ward

The MIA of the Paris Second Ward will stage a one act play on Tuesday November 17 at 8 pm. Admission is free and the entertainment is promised to be very good.

Second Ward Paris Second Ward

Private Mistook for Officer Sparks Parade Ground salute

Pvt Gamble, returning a salute, discovers a mirror image of lieutenant colonel insignia on his shoulders. Officers and enlisted men react as he realizes he has mistaken identity and is wearing officer ranks. The Boise duty station sets the scene for this confusion on a parade ground.

Boise Idaho Pvt Gamble

Silk and Nylon Hose Salvage to Begin Nov 16

The silk and nylon women’s hose salvage program starts November 16 in the Rocky Mountain region and nationwide. Women are asked to wash and turn in discarded hose at hosiery counters. no payment is offered. Collected hose will be shipped freight collect to the Defense Supplies Corp to be made into gunpowder bags and other war materials.

Rocky Mountain L. J. Todhunter WPB Defense Supplies Corp U. S

Loss allowance update for sugar repackaging

Retailers and wholesalers may file to replace lost sugar up to one percent of the sugar repackaged. Applications for certificates to cover losses must be made to local boards for six month periods ending October 31 and April 30, with claims due the following month. The first period covered is May 1 to October 31, 1942.

Office of Price Administration

Hoarders Won't be Able To Use Stored Gasoline

Rocky Mountain region reports little evidence of gasoline hoarding ahead of rationing. OPA officials praise cooperation as motorists conserve rubber for war. Gasoline put into tanks after the plan starts must be tokenized by coupons. stored gasoline is forbidden. Compulsory tire inspections will check tire wear under rationing and boards are asked to appoint tire inspectors.

Rocky Mountain OPA

Gas rationing registration drives set for November dates

Motorists will register at schoolhouses November 18 to 20 to obtain basic A gas ration books under the mileage plan effective December 1. The program aims to conserve rubber, limit civilian driving, and allocate more tires for war needs.

Clem W. Collins OPA

Migratory Farm Workers Required to Have Certificates

Migratory farm workers who use trucks while traveling to jobs and far from home are urged by Asa J. Merrill to contact the nearest Office of Defense Transportation district office. All commercial motor vehicles must carry certificates after November 15 to obtain gasoline, tires, and parts. District offices in the mountain region are Denver Salt Lake City Boise Pueblo Cheyenne Albuquerque Casper Billings and Butte.

Asa J. Merrill Office of Defense Transportation ODT Mountain Denver Salt Lake City Boise Pueblo Cheyenne Albuquerque Casper Billings Butte

Regional Scout Executive Meets With Leaders Here

Mr H W Whidden assistant regional scout executive from Seattle Washington met with scout leaders and others from the Bear Lake and Montpelier stakes to discuss scout program in Bear Lake Stake tabernacle Tuesday night. Lou Roberts Tenday council scout executive attended with district leaders from Montpelier and Bear Lake. He said scouts will have more war program activity emphasizing home defense and preparedness, especially in senior scouting. He urged active parent and ward leader involvement to make the troop program work.

H. W. Whidden Seattle Washington Bear Lake Montpelier Bear Lake Stake Tabernacle Lou Roberts Tenday Council Whidden

Harvest Intensified for Winter Scrap Collection in Mountain States

Plans for a stricter scrap harvest during winter in rural mountain states are formed. L. J. Todhunter, WPB regional salvage chief, says the for-the-duration program follows Eric H. Marks visit. Farm equipment firms pledge continued cooperation as winter collection is described as challenging but essential.

Mountain States L. J. Todhunter War Production Board Todhunter Eric H. Marks WPB Washington Mr. Todhunter

Over 600 More Births Than Death in October

Idaho reports 983 births and 371 deaths in October under state statistics director Mabel Elder. Ada county leads with 99 births. 16 twin pairs noted. Heart disease remains leading cause, with 42 accident deaths and 86 cerebral hemorrhage deaths. Emma Clayton injures arm after slipping on ice.

Boise Idaho INB Mabel Elder Ada County

Clark Concedes Idaho Governor Race to Bottolfsen

Boise Idaho United Press reports Governor Chase A Clark conceded to former Gov C A Bottolfsen after a recheck gave Bottolfsen a 4 vote edge in corrected returns from Frankord county The count stands Bottolfsen 7006 Clark 70502 with 827 of 846 precincts reported. four precincts in the state s largest county did not vote Clark telegrammed congratulations to Bottolfsen and his wife offering best wishes for a successful administration.

Boise Idaho U.P Chase A. Clark C. A. Bottolfsen Clark United Press Frank- 4Din Bottolfsen Henry Aelcher Canyon Gem

New Federal Tax on All Amusement Machines

The Revenue Act taxes all coin operated amusement or music devices including juke boxes at $10 per machine for the full year. For the fiscal year ending June 30 1943 the November 1942 payment is $667 per machine. File Treasury Form 11 B with remittance to the Boise Internal Revenue office by November 30 1942.

Congress Treasury Collector of Internal Revenue Boise

October Canning Sugar Report Details Board Grants

The Rationing Board in the county approved 1 646 pounds of canning sugar in October. This action reduced consumer excess sugar by 274 pounds and reflects the month’s distribution to households.

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