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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1943

Page

3

Old Bill Cole Ranch Narrowly Fought Over in Canyon Ambush

In a wild confrontation near Bald Eagle, Rance Waldron and Tom Gough trap Judge Cole and Doc Joe during a road ambush. Gunfire erupts as Waldron shoots the Judge and Doc Joe after a deadly duel with Gough, leaving three men dead and Waldron fleeing into the hills with the wills and loot.

Ann Lee Cole Cody Old Bill Cole Rance Waldron Old Bill Cody Rance Tom Gough Gough Ann Doc Joe Judge Bald Eagle King Cole Ranch Bill Cole Cody Doe Joe Pete Waldron Doc Jos Doce Joe Tom N & Door Gaucho Ortega Jenifer Carl Roundtree Aunt Jenifer Ann Darling Bill Cal Roundtree Porfirio Cal

Binding Ties Opinion on Engaged Soldiers

Kathleen Norris warns that engagements to unfamiliar service men are unwise and often end in grief. She advises enjoying the association briefly, meeting his train during visits, and writing letters but avoiding marriage promises to prevent harm and broken feelings.

Kathleen Norris Alma Indiana Fort Wayne New York Navy Macon Bill Fred Central America

Bleaching Methods Used on Tool Handles and Veneers

Treat Tool explains commercially treated handles on picks shovels and pitchworks have a blonde appearance from hydrogen peroxide bleaching. The article notes many wood products are bleached by surface spray or veneer immersion to allow deeper sanding.

Blood Red Decks Legend Linked to Nelson Era

The 18th century practice of painting deck sides gun carriages and some guns red is said to conceal bloodstains from wounded or dead sailors. The theory posits that red hides gore and preserves morale by reducing visible carnage as crews exchanged wounded or fallen men.

Lord Nelson

Kangaroo Related To Our Native Opossum, Study Finds

The Kangaroo of Australia is a near relative of the native opossum, suggesting surprising kinship between distant marsupial species. Researchers note genetic ties and shared evolutionary traits linking the two marsupials.

Australia

U S Steel Reports 1942 Production Surges 28 Percent

United States Steel Corporation released its forty first annual report noting 1942 ingot production above 30 million tons and a war effort driven program. Irving S Olds cites record materials output and vast new facilities alongside rising costs and stable dividends in a broad review of the year.

United States Steel Corporation U. S. Steel Irving S. Olds Lsted Corporation For the Key Siapostos Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corporation U.S. Steel Army Air Force Federal Shipbuilding and Dry Do Company Navy Department Theavy Department American Bridge Company U. S Steel

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