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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1942

Page

3

Twitchell seeks federal co-ordination posts in wartime

In a humorous piece, Elmer Twitchell proclaims plans to become a national co-ordinator of various wartime entertainments and morale activities. The spoof lists siblings and relatives as other coordinators, including kite flying and top spinning, while referencing Senate hearings and wartime agencies. A poem and snippets on civilian defense add to the homefront tone.

Elmer Twitchell Washington Elmer OCD Wilbur Jones Twitchell Chidsey U. S Lem

Sign Sparks Debate Over Steak Prices at Local Eatery

Tompkins Harris spots a controversial sign in Joe Brocato's restaurant: It reads It’s Tough-to Pay. 55 Cents for a Steak, but It’s Tougher When You Pay 35. The message highlights price concessions and shopper frustration at the popular spot.

Tompkins Harris Joe Brocato

Farm Youths Guard Home Front Training Program

Photo shows rural youths coast to coast learning new trades this year under a 15 million out of school training program supervised by the U S office. Left: A youth uses a power hacksaw on the line.

U. S Office of Big City

Lobbying and wartime favors reshape steel shipment to Venezuela

The article describes Standard Oil securing an A-1 C priority for $14.5 million worth of steel for Venezuelan oil wells through high level lobbying. It cites John N Bohannon and officials including Admiral Stark and Donald Nelson. It also corrects a prior Lewis family payroll claim and notes Wayne Coy's upcoming promotion and a cotton production rise to 13.5 million bales.

Standard Oil Venezuela Washington John N. Bohannon White House Standard Texas Louisiana California Bodhannon Admiral Stark Naval Operations Stark Donald Nelson Bohannon State Department Lend Lease Administration Board of Economic Warfare Lewis John L Floyd Bell Bell UMW C.I.0 Wayne Coy Indiana Coy Office of Emergency Management

Louis Conn rematch eyed as major wartime fundraiser

Private Joe Louis and Private Billy Conn, famed army privates, head toward a Madison Square Garden rematch expected to draw a huge gate and boost war relief funds. Analysts compare speed and power gaps, noting Conn’s better weight handling and Louis’s fast barrage as key factors.

Kipling Joe Louis Billy Conn Louis Conn Conn Louis Joe Bill Jack Dempsey Gene Tunney Jack Tunney Tom Gibbons Harry Greb Bob Pastor

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