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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1949

Page

2

First Lady of the Garden Hose Shines in Drought Bonds

A humorous portrait of Miss Ara bella Pridgett as an ardent lawn defender during dry spells. She doubles as a sprinkler devotee with two hoses and loves automatic models, declaring The HOSE must go on. The piece lampoons garden zeal and contrasts it with other social bits.

Arabella Pridgett Hollyhock Heights Miss Pridgett

Eddie Cantor to Take Over Take It or Leave It Quiz Show

Eddie Cantor becomes permanent quizmaster of Take It or Leave It on September 11 replacing Phil Baker. Cantor, a radio pioneer, reshaped studio audiences and introduced pre program hype while keeping the show's format and $64 questions.

Jill Tom Weatherly Eddie Cantor Cantor Phil Baker

Ray Sharon Faces Change After Stranger Phil Clairmont

In Southport Ray Sharon a clerk is drawn into upheaval when Phil Clairmont, a celebrated hometown hero, returns for holidays and pursues Sheila Farnsworth, a teacher he meets during the town’s festive gatherings. Sheila enjoys the attention while Ray faces a shift in status and longing.

Ray Sharon Southport Trust Company Ray Phil Clairmont Clairmont Southport Phil Sheila Farnsworth Sheila Merridale

Ray and Sheila Stranded on Wooded Road

Ray and Sheila take a shorter old road to save miles and face a sudden storm. Stranded two miles from the highway, Ray confronts the daunting odds with a calm plan while planning to ask Sheila a crucial question before danger and doubt loom over their fate.

Sheila Ray

Hidden courage in a planned escape at the camp

Sheila, facing death, confesses love to Ray. She dozes, awakes by a blaze with Ray feeding soup. Ray, long seen as steady, reveals careful planning of the camp, stalling his car and provisioning it, showing a courage she hadn’t suspected.

Ray Sheila Ray Sharon

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down List

Across clues include Abraham's wife cavern culture medium below nautical fail to win carry on at war ten times eight Canton Switz presiding Elder abbr not flippant burden extinct bird N Z a strip of leather hen girl s name liberty music note belonging to us less cold Caeser's capital Topola building Jewish month Borneo Philippine sea River Lib back of the foot Down clues cover noticeable eager imprudent rugged mountain crest cry of a crow a wing fashion pitchers epic poetry sweet potato neuter pronoun steal claw Biblical eiu weey an aromatic herb tablet perform terrible river Belgi cut as grass Folio of the country eat away Bog

Abraham Naut Canton Switz Burden N. Z Liberty Topola Building Borneo Philippine Sea

Crossword Clue Sheet Last Week’s Answers

Puzzle snippets show clues and answers like Burrowing animal and Macaw Braz. as a compact roster of entries with numbers 41 42 44 45. The note hints at synonym fills and Brazilian macaw reference, indicating a crossword or word game page segment.

Pussie Arake

Weekly News Analys: Bomb Output Peak and Farm Plan Debates

The article notes U.S. atom bomb production at a record high in six months and ore discoveries enabling emergency bomb production. It discusses long term ore supply, Britain and Canada talks, and a proposed farm subsidy framework with Senator Anderson proposing a Brannan plan trial. The Hoover report bill for unifying armed services clears Congress with broad approval.

House Anderson U.S United States Atomic Energy Commission Commission Congress Britain Canada Belgian Congo Senator Anderson N.M Senate Secretary of Agriculture

Veterans pensions boosted by 112 million yearly House vote

The House without dissent passed a bill increasing veterans pensions and disability payments for World War I II and Spanish American War veterans. The measure would raise total disability pay from 138 to 150 and expand widow and dependent benefits. The White House criticized action though a roll call showed 354 members approving the plan. The Veterans Administration pegs first year cost at 112.5 million with no year two estimate.

Truman House Herbert Hoover Citizens’ Committee Robert L. Johnson Temple University National House of Representatives Senate Veterans’ Administration

Vikings Overcome Storms In Thames Arrival

A modern Viking revival sailed 600 miles by sea to England but heavy weather forced the group to switch from an oaken ship to a green bus. The gathering crowd along the Thames watched as the horned helmets and spears remained in play while the ship was towed to a pier.

England Thames North Sea

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