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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1945

Page

3

Immy Garroll Heads CBS Radio Show Rising Tenor Spotlight

Virginia Vale notes Immy Garroll, a former department store employee, headlines his CBS show Jimmy Carroll Sings after subbing for James Melton. The piece covers Garroll’s career, Gloria Swanson’s esteem, Ginny Simms radio plans, and radio/film industry movements including DeMille, Deanna Durbin, and NBC Chicago Theater of the Air.

Immy Garroll Jimmy Carroll Jimmy Ben Yost Ray Black Lyn Murray James Melton Richard Tucker John Charles Thomas Jan Peerce Tucker Deanna Durbin Chicago NBC

Churchill Refuses Knighthood Keeps Duke Prospects Uncertain

Winston Churchill rejects a knighthood. Randolph Churchill fears a peerage would end his chance at a commoner political career in the House of Commons. The elder Churchill warns against a title that would push the family into the Lords and cut Randolph's future path.

Winston Churchill Randolph Churchill Churchill House of Lords Randolph House of Commons

Attlee Victory Signals Weakening British World Power

Western Newspaper Union reports that Clement Attlee’s Labour victory signals Britain’s reduced world role. Britain’s navy and economy are weakened, Bretton Woods ties sustain trade, and Attlee’s plan favors state control and higher wages over expansion of coal, power, or industry.

Washington Limehouse Slums Britain Empire Clement Attlee Bank of England Churchill International Attlee Labor Party Russia Churchill Attlee Bretton Woods Canada Australia Labor

The Braves World Series Run and Pitching Theory

The article recounts the 1914 Boston Braves pennant and World Series win over Connie Mack's Athletics, highlighting Dick Rudolph Tyler and James as key pitchers. It argues for heavy innings, pitching every third day, and sustained conditioning as the path to mastery, comparing early greats to modern arms and urging more work to build strength and control.

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