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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1942

Page

7

Snow-Ball Baby Flight Ends With Grub-Stone Rescue

Slade and Lynn pursue Tomstead and Frayne as their damaged plane crashes near Copper Mine. A trumpeter swan wings into view and the two planes collide, leaving Slade to land and search for survivors. A radio echo confirms Slade’s engagement and his impending happiness with Lynn.

Lynn Alan Slade Tomstead Frayne Lynnn Lake Arm Coppermine Hoe Stan Cruger Waterways Stan KNX Los Angeles Royal Canadian Yellowknife Cf-Kcb Norland Airways Norland Wolf Lake Echo Harbor Lockheed Lindy Darling Cleaver

Curious Lad Golfer Dear in a Darned Mood

A humorous exchange mocks changing golf skills and stiff typing by secretaries as a caddie grouses about the boss’s letters and the old game.

Golf Grievance Sparks Odd On Course Quip

A humorous dispute on a golf course ends with a blunt accusation as one player jokes that another cheated, claiming the opponent hid the ball in his pocket after it vanished near the green. The exchange highlights rivalries and sportsmanship tensions in local games.

Asking for Trouble at Hairdressing Shop

A meek man enters a ladies hairdressing shop and asks for a blonde hair to make his wife jealous. An assistant greets him and he stammers his request, creating a puzzling scene.

Fortune Knock at Every Man's Door

A witty exchange centers on Miss Fortune and a man who notes the proverb while recalling a chance encounter with the title character. The dialogue plays on luck and domestic reunion themes with a light humorous tone.

Fortune Miss Fortune

Orson Welles Introduces Himself in Town Talk

Orson Welles famed for Citizen Kane introduced himself in a small town meeting saying he is a director producer actor writer and magican painter publisher violinist and pianist noting the abundance of his talents and the scarcity of listeners and leadership.

Orson Welles

Telephone networks span thousands of towns and lines

Collier's reports that 25 Bell companies serve 7,128 communities with 18,841,000 phones while 6,350 independent firms cover 12,072 communities with 4,609,000 phones. Over 60,000 rural lines are owned by farmer groups.

Associated Bell Telephone Companies Collier's

Lincoln's TOLLYSHUTE address noted in playful prose

A humorous piece extols refined speech and social grace. It praises well bred tastemakers while lampooning quirks of friends and the joy found in witty, morning-after reflections. The text frames high society as both delightful and enviable.

Lincoln Tollyshute

Expressions in Headlines Prompt Curbs Notions of Beauty

A playful note on headlines and public taste contrasts bold titles with subtle wit. It argues that some people value strong beats over measured rhetoric while noting stubborn attitudes and vanity in public discourse.

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