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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1949
Page
2
A columnist speculates on scientific control of human thoughts using rays or devices. Vivid hypothetical scenarios feature Moscow, Pravda editors, and policy figures, with satirical asides about politics, media, and public opinion in a 1949 context.
The piece previews Paramount new pictures in Technicolor with Bing Crosby, Sir Cecil Hardwick, Rhonda Fleming and William Bendix. It notes a nine minute Eyes on Hollywood short with Alan Ladd and Mary Jane Saunders and mentions King dog veteran debuting in After Midnight and Rebel the horse turning 18 on the Monogram set The item blends film notes and light trivia about stars and animal actors.
Aime Butterworth longs for artistic ancestors at a bridge club. Fred secretly reveals a family poetry manuscript his grandmother authored, later discovered as Whitman copied verses. The publisher had printed 2000 copies before the truth emerged, and only one surviving copy remains with Fred.
A compact list of crossword clues with numbered across and down entries including 1A through 44 down and 89 across. Clue prompts cover definitions for common words, with hints like short stocking hazy tavern and others, forming a standalone puzzle grid.
Critics said the new farm program would push the U S toward socialism and burden taxpayers while supporters argued it would lower consumer prices. A later discussion notes an 800 physician conference on aging urged practical steps for healthier longer lives and warned against miracle cures.
The article notes Pandora the Philadelphia Zoo chimpanzee turning two this spring on her gift bicycle, embodying the season's carefree mood. Her playful mood and birthday celebration are highlighted with emphasis on the novelty bicycle and Pandora's enjoyment.
The House passed a $5.38 billion Marshall plan bill by 354 to 18 to support Europe for about 15 months. The measure, allied to a Senate $5.58 billion package, would run until July 1, 1950 with private investment guarantees abroad. A GOP economy drive faced counter warnings from Majority Leader McCormack.
A British reaction to a US European recovery plan clause would force England to consider cornmeal or hominy grits for 15 percent of corn imports. The piece notes Americans rely on hominy grits in the South and fears of widespread hardship if the policy stands.
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