This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 16 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1949
Page
2
Western Newspaper Union analysts outline Dutles rebuking pact critics, England's continued austerity, and US Steel's opposition to Truman plan as part of a syndicated editorial discussion.
John Foster Dulles urged ratification of the North Atlantic pact while rebuking Taft and others who oppose it. He argued the treaty does not compel arms programs, nor grant any member a right to specific aid, and that rearmament is not an obligation. The piece also notes Cripps new austerity plan and Britain’s fragile economic outlook along with UK public opinion shifts and labor unrest in London docks.
Rep. Shafer of Michigan urged President Truman to suspend Maj. Gen. Harry H. Vaughan his military aide amid a Senate inquiry into army contract handling. Shafer cited suspensions of two other generals Herman Fieldman and Alden H. Waitt who were named in the same story about five percent contractors.
Major steel firms including United States Steel Bethlehem Republic and Inland delay walkout for 60 days amid a president proposed fact finding board to study postwar wage, pension, and group insurance terms. Union chief Phillip Murray backs postponement while Taft Hartley act limits board powers. Roosevelt jr assails Fairless over refusal to back the proposal.
Doctors Phillip West and Jessa mine Hilliard of the University of California medical school report a simple quick inexpensive method to gauge cancer growth or decline. The test uses analysis of blood compounds to measure treatment effectiveness and is not a cure or a cancer detector.
Dr. Robert M. Hutchins of the University of Chicago warned that a world catastrophe looms if patriotism and tribal self adoration continue. He urged a world union of goodwill, world government as a step toward peace, and open communication with Russia, warning that war would end in annihilation while peace risks boredom. He tied Goethe’s visions to a civilization of dialogue and a world of friends.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in New York upheld Judge Harold R Medina's order to incarcerate three Communist defendants Gus Hall Harry Winston and Gilbert Green for the remainder of the trial on conspiracy and contempt charges. They had been free on bail with eight other defendants and party leaders. The defense argued indeterminate sentences due to an unknown trial length, but the judge refused and the sentence stood.
President Truman warns that budget cut pressure from selfish interests could plunge the nation into depression. He defends a 42 billion dollar budget and says cutting spending now would worsen jobs, investment, defenses, and peacetime aims. He singles out political motives behind calls for a low mood.
A New York to California airliner crashed in the Santa Susana mountains near Chatsworth California. At least 25 people are dead and 18 injured. The pilot reported a violent altercation among passengers before the crash.
Research at McGill University Montreal explores gas turbine engines as a modern alternative to mill wheels. Turbo blades are many small devices driven by hot gas produced from a blowtorch mixing fuel with air.
A five four Supreme Court decision could free Engel amid contrasts of past headlines and political theater. The column mocks wartime and postwar legal debates, noting Taft Hartley effects and public figures like Judy Coplon and Perle Mesta while lampooning court politics and press coverage.
Sola may land future film roles but for now shines on stage in The Great Gatsby and Goodbye My Fancy. She has moved her family to New York for the run, while press praise for State of the Union is noted. Betty Field is seen nearby, and Hollywood sheriffs guard a machine gun used in Follow Me Quietly to comply with safety rules. Jay Livingston and Ray Evans parry over Fancy Pants titles as they work on Bob Hope's latest project.
Tracy and Generva push toward the summit, braving ice and cliffs. Generva slips from the ledge into a 200 foot chasm, while Tracy rigs a rescue from the ice and secures a bamboo line to reach her as dark, perilous ascent tests their endurance.
He guides her down a cliff edge then pulls upward hand over hand until she reaches safety. Tracy admits a sudden realization about Gen and their ten year wait ends with her tender acknowledgment of his feelings.
A garret six letter entry grass bog fertile spot in the desert girl s name wayside tavern Noah s ark sour substance wooden pegs stick together weight Turk Apanac landed natioa landent natatea eng entertain most dist point winter month abbr surveyed with a miner s compass for fear that finished sack Norae god fuel fiber producing plant people of Ireland Greek poet silly colloq down wine receptacle kind of cap attempt part stylish boat used on Venetia canals sun god King of Judah Russian village questions city fr city like a thin piece of wood used to raise a part one of a wandering tribe giraffe like mammal Africa city Italy trickle out lifts upright eye come in again whirlpool lord goddess of discord exclama tion past
A compact set of crossword clues from last week includes whale related entry herd of whales, cheat variant, viper, timid, Norse god, and chemical symbol for radium. The puzzle prompts readers to solve and reflect on wordplay.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.