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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1958
Page
2
The Paris Post lists publication details for Paris Idaho with notice of second class mail, the publisher C. D. Broxon, weekly Thursday issues, and subscription and advertising rate information offered on request.
In October voters weigh candidates as national debt climbs and inflation bites. The piece urges scrutiny of congressional stances before the November 4 election and emphasizes government power, labor issues, and citizen responsibility.
Salt Lake City editorial argues Utah's 1955 right to work law correlates with a 16.3 percent 1955–1958 wage rise for manufacturing production workers, far above the national average. It contrasts Mountain States with and without such laws and questions the premise that compulsory unionism raises general real wages. It raises broader questions on free choice and human rights in labor.
The budget shows a large rise in farm subsidies not due to defense or recession but because crops are larger. Uncle Sam must remove surplus from farmers, boosting total subsidies by about 1.5 billion dollars over last year, reaching around 6 billion. As farming prospers, the cost of the farm program grows.
The Idaho Department of Health runs a crippled children's cleft lip and palate program. It coordinates medical dentistry and speech therapy through a team including a pediatrician surgeon orthodontist prosthodontist and speech therapist. Diagnostics are statewide for referred children and treatment is for families unable to cover costs with clinics in Boise Idaho Falls Rigby PoCatello Twin Falls Lewiston and Coeur d Alene.
Eldon Hymas returns from Salt Lake after major surgery. Lists of visitors and social events at Montpelier and surrounding towns include church activities, weddings, births, and a theater fire in Boyertown in 1908 with 169 deaths.
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