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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1942

Page

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Local War Board Outlines Plans of Salvage Drive

Bear Lake County USDA War Board met on August 27 with G E Hulme presiding. Jay B Hann reported from the General Salvage meeting held August 19 at Pocatello, outlining county involvement Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Bannock Power Omeda and state and national salvage groups. Topics included scrap rubber, orderly fats collection, sorting scrap metal by type, a ceiling price for scrap iron, and a Junk Rally Day on September 25 to boost Scrap Harvest For Victory.

Bear Lake County USDA G. E. Hulme Jay B. Hann Pocatello Hann Lynden Watson State Salvage Bear Lake Caribou Franklin Bannock Power Omeda State War Board Works Proress Administration State National Salvage Idaho Usda War Board GBE Hulme DeVere Tovey Evan W. Thompson John Christiansen J. A. Berrey

Athays and West Family Spend Monday in Logan

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Athay and children and Mrs. Beth West and daughter spent Monday in Logan for a day trip and visit.

Russell Athay Beth West Logan

Quiet Tuesday School Elections Elect Two Each

Emerson Grade School and Fielding High School held trustee elections Tuesday in a quiet affair. Grade school voters chose Fred J. Price and Morrell Booth for three year terms. High school selected W W Brown and Siver Nielsen for three year terms, with George H. Ward elected for a two year term.

Emerson Grade School Fielding High School Fred J. Price Morrell Booth W. W Brown Siver Nielsen George Ward W W. Brown Siver Nielsen C B. Jewell

Deadline Set for Mailing Christmas Parcels Overseas

The War Navy and Post Office Departments set November 1 as the deadline for sending Christmas parcels overseas. Restrictions remain at 11 pounds, 18 inches, and 42 inches combined, with a shoe box size preference and six pound weight limit. Food is not to be sent and clothing only if requested.

War, Navy Post Office Chang Sa Fae Domethia

Sugar Ration Amendment Eases Church Social Sugar Rules

The Office of Price Administration eases the prior four meals a week rule for sugar by allowing civic, educational, charitable, benevolent, religious and social welfare groups to obtain special sugar allotments for meals. Requirements include revenue from meals, permanent or long term status, usual meal service, and use limited to meal preparation and serving.

OPA

Inductees Must Surrender Sugar Ration Books

Men inducted into the armed services are required to surrender their sugar ration books to local war price and rationing boards. It is illegal for the inductee’s family to use the book, and regulations require surrender immediately after induction.

Armed Services OPA

Tire quotas to be cut sharply next few months

A Bear Lake Rationing Board report from the Office of Price Administration warns that monthly tire tube and recapping quotas will fall sharply to fit the year’s limit. The War Production Board rejects extra rubber, so past carryovers cannot continue. Release tires and recaps only for essential war and public health needs.

The Bear Lake S—S Office of Price Administration War Production Board

Application Blanks Available for Idaho Special Hunts

Hunters can obtain application blanks for Idaho's fall special big game hunts at Fish and Game license vendors statewide. The list includes Owyhee Antelope, Lost River Antelope, Minidoka Forest Deer, Rock Creek Minidoka Forest Deer, Soldier Mountain Deer and Elk, South Fork Boise River Elk, Pocatella Hike Hunt, and Selway Elk with dates from September to November. Each hunt requires a separate application with a self addressed stamped envelope and drawings will occur about ten days before each hunt.

Idaho Fish & Game James O. Beck Fish & Game Department Owyhee Lost River Soldier Mountain

Marital Licenses Issued in Wyoming Couples

Edward J. Murphy and Lillian Irene Dahl of Rawlins Wyoming. Beayd Elmer Weaver of Smoot Wyoming and Mabel Rawlings of Fosall Wyoming. William Rex Graham and Edna Christina Hill of Smoot Wyoming.

Edward J. Murphy Lillian Irene Dahl Rawlins Wyo Beayd Elmer Weaver Smoot Mabel Rawlings Fosall William Rex Graham Edna Christina Hill

Miss Virginia Eking To Help Allied Armies In England

Miss Virginia Eking and sister in law Mrs Eking of Provo spent Saturday night with Mrs Josephine Dougan Miss Eking a former Fielding High teacher is leaving soon for England to assist in the Allied Armies recreational program there

Virginia Eking Inlaw Eking Provo Josephine Dougan Fielding High Eagland

Matthews Brothers Stall Ram Sale Success in Salt Lake City

Matthews brothers returned from the 27th National Ram Sale in Salt Lake City where the event was hailed as large and successful. They sold two singles for 185 and 190 dollars and a pen of five averaging 215 per head, the highest price for any five in the sale among 650 Hampshire rams sold.

Matthews Brothers Salt Lake City Hampshire

Tires and Tubes Issued by Rationing Board

Bear Lake County Rationing Board issued Tire Purchase Certificates to multiple residents. Names include J O Walker of Georgetown, Sylvester Busco of Montpelier, Ralph Lewis of Paris, Mitchell Beck of Ovid, Eldred Bacon of Georgetown, Fred Seal of Montpelier, George Sleight of Paris, Montpelier Laundry, Paris Flour Mill, Tom Kvarme of Bennington, and Albert L Schirm of Montpelier for tires or tubes and retreads for farm and transport use.

Bear Lake Montpelier

Dove and Partridge Season Postponed Four Days in Idaho

An emergency order delays the early Hungarian Partridge and Mourning Dove season in south Idaho counties by four days. The revised openings run September 5 with bag limits of 8 partridges and 10 doves in specified counties. Bear Lake and nearby counties still start September 1. Big game tags go on sale statewide for deer elk and mountain goats, priced at $1. Antelope tags accompany permits in special hunts.

Idaho State Fish and Game Department James O. Beck Ada Foothill Road Boise Gem Payette Washington Elmore Adams Adams County Meadows Valley Valley Twin Falls Gooding Lemhi Jerome Butte Bear Lake County Idaho Fish & Game Commission U. S. Interior Department Game Department

Local visitors call on Eliza B. Cook home

Mrs. Frank Goodman of Arco and Mrs. Frank Burstol, Mr. Wm. Dix and Mr. Warren Dixon of Challis visited Eliza B. Cook on Tuesday.

Frank Goodman Arco Frank Burstol Wm. Dixon Warren Dixon Challis Eliza B. Cook

Selective Service to Eliminate Class I B Reclassifications

The national headquarters announced that starting August 20 Class I B registrants will be reclassified. Beginning September 1 men not totally disqualified will move to Class I A while those unsuited for any service go to IV F. Reclassification aims for completion by January 1 with local boards coordinating to limit changes.

Army

Brigham Young University Adapts Courses for War Effort

BYU president Dr Franklin Harris says colleges must supply military and technical leadership. The university participates in a reserve officers corps quota of 802 and can tailor curricula to fit war needs with focus on math physics physical education. BYU shifts to year round sessions in business Civil Pilot Training and other war related studies with heavy enrollment expected after September 25.

Franklin 8. Harris Brigham Young University Ninth Corps BYU Army Navy Marines Coast Guard Harris

Price ceiling planned on live hogs by price office

The Office of Price Administration announced definite plans to set a price ceiling on live hogs with possible similar action on cattle in the near future. Officials indicated the measures aim to stabilize market prices.

Office of Price Administration

Grimmetts Take Week Vacation to Sun Valley Idaho

Bishop and Mrs O H Grimmett depart Monday for a week long vacation in Sun Valley Idaho. Their daughters Janet and Marilyn accompany them to Malad where they will stay with Mr and Mrs Vernon Rich for the week.

Bishop O. H. Grimmett Sun Valley Idaho Janet Marilyn Malad Vernon Rich

Soldier Rich Promoted and Training in California

Morgan J. Rich received word early this week that his son Sergeant Rich, now promoted from Corporal, is on desert maneuvers somewhere in California with Uncle Sam's armed forces.

Morgan J. Rich Sargant Uncle Sam Sergeant Rich Desert California

Daughters of Utah Pioneers Elect Officers on Lawn

The Daughters of Utah Pioneers held their monthly meeting on the tabernacle lawn last Thursday. New officers for the year were elected and include Captain Ettie R. Bird and 1st Lieutenant Nina Eborn, with Mille Stucks as 2nd Lieutenant and Lucile Rogers as Secretary. The retiring officers oversaw a pleasant program. A county convention followed on Wednesday with a Salt Lake City representative in attendance.

Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Tabernacle Lawn Ettie R. Bird Nina Eborn Mille Stucks Lucile Rogers Della Hulme Nettie Alfred Louisa Athay Salt Lake City

Livestock Groups Plan Annual Meetings in Bear Lake County

The Bear Lake County Predatory Animal Board and the Livestock Marketing Association schedule their annual meetings for Monday evening September 14. Speakers include Lee Twitchell and Doyle Matthews from the Fish and Wildlife Service and E F Rinehart Extension Animal Husbandman. Stockmen are encouraged to attend for an effective program.

Bear Lake County Predatory Animal Board The Livestock Marketing Association Lee Twitchell Doyle Matthews Fish and Wildlife Service E. F. Rinehart

Idaho Sees Twenty Percent Drop in July Gasoline Use

George Thiessen reports a 20 percent drop in Idaho gasoline consumption in July, following 6.78 percent decline in the first six months after Pearl Harbor. Private car use slips while taxis and street buses see a surge in Idaho cities.

Idaho George Thiessen Pearl Harbor

Friday Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Hoge Home

The Friday Afternoon Bridge club gathered at the home of Mrs W Smith Hoge with eight guests attending. Mrs J B Hann won the high score prize.

W. Smith Hoge J B. Hann

Birds Entertain In Honor Of Tunks Couple

Mr and Mrs Walter Bird hosted a Saturday evening gathering honoring Mr and Mrs Homer Tunks. Also present were Mr and Mrs Sam V Tunks and their son from Montpelier. Mr Tunks left Wednesday for Kodak Alaska to work for Government Engineers. Mrs Tunks will spend winter in Portland Oregon with her brother Bedford Bird and family.

Walter Bird Homer Tunks Sam V. Tunks Montpelier Tunks Kodak Alaska Portland Oregon Bedford Bird

County Protest at Interstate Rail Hearing Over Branch Line

Idaho counties and city leaders joined a broad protest at the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Montpellier, urging continued operation of the Montpelier to Paris branch line. Attorneys for the railroad defended abandonment while local officials and civic groups pressed for service, with a ruling expected in several months.

Interstate Commerce Commission Montpellier Union Pacific Railroad Company Montpelier Paris Ben Davie Pocatello Darwin Haddock W. Smith Hoge George Ward Landon Pugmire HB. D. Hymas F. M. Beck Sleight Bert Miller Boise Public Utilities Commission State of Idaho M. Reese Hartebaugh Mr. Cornell Dana T. Smith Western Omaha L. H. Anderson I.C.C R. T. Boyder Commission of Washington, D. C Interstate Commerce Commision al Thiel

Finchan Girls Visit Athay Grandparents This Week

Mr and Mrs Carl Finchan of Soda Springs spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Athay. Their daughters Janice and Nedra remained with their grandparents for a visit this week.

Carl Finchan Soda Springs Frank Athay Janice Nedra

Small Canadian Corvettes Hit Atlantic Tests

Off shore the new Canadian built corvettes rush to sea for trials before service. Dozens of pocket size destroyers bear Canadian city names and join the Atlantic fight to keep Allied lifelines open. Alphonse Normand of the Royal Canadian Navy stands among rugged sailors with a navy beard.

Atlantic Alphonse Normand Royal Canadian Navy Normand

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Local War Board Great Britain S. L Rationing Board Daughters of Utah Pioneers Livestock Marketing Ass’n Atlantic Coast Junkers Luftwaffe
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