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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1945

Page

3

Hollywood Notes on Wartime Stars and New Projects

Western Newspaper Union reports on Hollywood figures, including Virginia Vale Walker, Kee nan Wynn, and Bob Walker discussing filming What Next Corporal Har grove, and Van Johnson and Wynn facing civilian status after injuries. Tommy Dorsey, Kenny Gardner, and Jane Russell projects are listed along with Lana Turner and Ann Sheridan origin tales. Laraine Day curates 16mm films and government Now It Can Be Told drama series rises.

Obert Walker Keenan Wynn Hargrove Wynn Walker Bob van Johnson

Hitler in Patagonia raises exile escape speculation

A column speculates Hitler and Eva Braun could have fled to Patagonia Argentina where Nazi ranches and German-speaking communities dominate, with submarines and harbor sites cited as possible routes. It notes December 1943 claims of exile plans and references Kempner’s biometric notes, while outlining broader peace feelers with Japan and evolving U S policy.

Hitler Eva Braun Patagonia Germany Argentina Stalingrad Tunisia San Frantisco Nelson Rockefelter Jimmy Dunn Robert Kempner Lansdowne Kempner U. S Japan Grew Chiefs of Staff Korea Manchuria China

No Panacea for Farm Problem Says Washington

Washington reports that Mr. Truman's foodmaster Anderson cannot cure the food crisis with magic. The wheat outlook looks best while corn remains doubtful, and the system is strained by wartime regulations and black market influence. Beef and poultry supply depend on army consumption and shipping limits, with farming needs focused on planters and cultivators as labor remains tight.

Washington Anderson Mr. Truman Florida Europe Pacific Mr. Anderson

Charley Paddock and other near-misses in sport history

Grantland Rice recalls Charley Paddock and Lou Gehrig near record attempts, Dempsey Firpo close calls, and Greasy Neale versus Steve Owen debates illustrating how tiny margins decide great sports outcomes. The piece highlights how peak pace and frailty shape world marks and famous moments.

Wesson Charley Paddock Paddork Charley Lou Gehrig Ash Bobby Lowe Boston Ed Delehanty Philadelphia Lowe Gehrig Delehanty Lou Luis Angel Firpo Pampas Dempsey Jack Lawrence

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