Paris Idaho Post Office Mails Admitted Under Act
Admitted to the mails as second class matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under Act of March 3 1879.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1944
Page
4
Admitted to the mails as second class matter at the Paris Idaho Post Office under Act of March 3 1879.
The FBI Laboratory in Washington DC marked twelve years of service with its 1982 opening date and growth from one technician to a multi-million dollar facility. Agents touted impartial scientific analysis, on demand assistance at trials, and free support to local authorities, noting examples from Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho where forensic work helped convict suspects.
The BI Laboratory uses blood stain tests hair analysis fiber facts and handwriting comparisons in solving crimes. Technicians recently restored serial numbers on several tires cut from their treads to prove they were stolen, helping local officers link evidence to suspects and reduce repeat offenses.
A wartime editorial blasts rumors of imminent V E Day as dangerous wishful thinking. It criticizes Monday morning quarterbacks and home front complacency, noting bankers and businessmen pushing postwar conversions fuel false hope. The piece urges less talk and more work until victory is achieved.
The article argues for a $14 billion Sixth War Loan to back the Pacific campaign, noting Japan�s large military and labor forces, extended supply lines, and the need for Americans to sacrifice. It urges individual bonding of at least $100 and frames victory as essential to bring troops home.
Mrs. Mary Roberts wife of Owen Roberts of Lanark passed away early Wednesday morning. Funeral services set for one o clock Saturday afternoon at the Lanark Ward chapel. Mr and Mrs W B Hoge received word a baby boy arrived Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Smith Passey at Ashton. Mrs Passey is the former Jean Hoge.
Mr and Mrs Hart Sessions of Bountiful Utah and Evelyn Spiers of Clearfield visit Bloomington during the weekend with relatives. Flora Krogue from Montpelier joins Mary Parker for a short stay. A farewell party honors Vance Madson Paul Stevens Don Windsey and Clarence Hill.
The Bloomington YWMIA held its Diamond Jubilee party at the ward amusement hall on Tuesday night. Merle Ward led community singing while the drama department presented black-out skits and era songs. A large anniversary cake was cut by Sisters Inez Findlay Cerelda Thornock Pearl Bateman and Donna Bee, with 75 candles blown out. Ice cream and dancing followed to Bloomington’s new orchestra.
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