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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1943

Page

3

Tender Comrade May Compete For Oscar This Year

Ginger Rogers stars as a war bride in Tender Comrade set for two Los Angeles theaters December 29 with a national release planned for March. The radio Hall of Fame broadcast highlights top acts from screen stage radio and concert halls. Dinah Shore and Don Ameche are noted for rising film careers, while Claudette Colbert and Jean Arthur are tied to No Time for Love. The piece also mentions Jane Withers in The North Star and Sinatra in Higher and Higher with a wide New York opening.

Inger’ Rogers Kitty Foyle RKO Los Angeles Variety Magazine Jean Arthur Claudette Colbert Claudette Fred MacMurray State Department Howland Shaw Alexander Schnee Commerce Department U. S Buenos Aires Fred H. Awalt

Recognizing Small Nations Faces UN Role Shifts

The article notes Roosevelt favors greater participation of small nations in the United Nations councils and moving meetings to Washington. It cites Brazil and Mexico as strategically vital and outlines plans to include smaller members under a new, Washington-based headquarters.

United Nations Roosevelt London Washington Germany Brazil Mexico North Africa Moscow Sumner Welles Churchill Great Britain Russia United States China Hull Stalin Chure

Silent Service In Cold War Air Plant Room

Inglewood California soldiers of science work in a small room of an aircraft plant enduring minus 98 degree conditions inside a cold front to master aviation development. They remain at the forefront against enemies through advanced research in the stratosphere.

Inglewood Calif Soldiers of Science America

Calls for Fairer Schedules in Postwar College Football

A veteran observer argues 1943 showed top programs and many civilian teams were outmatched. He urges separating civilian, college trainee, and service teams in 1944 to avoid 17 and 18 year olds facing seasoned veterans, praising improved balance and safer development for players.

Michigan Daley Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue Butkovich Genis Agase Anders Ohio State Navy Indiana Pittsburgh Notre Dame Army

Stars All-America picks highlight 1943 selections

The roster lists players and schools such as Bertelli Willer Mello Notre Dame Prokop Georgie Tech Odell Pennsylvania Daley Michigan via Minnesota Butkovich Purdee Da vis Army UHamberg Hume and Jenkins Navy Dark Southwestern Institute MacCardle Southern California Podesta College of the Pacific Warrison Washington Steuber DePary among notable stars. The passage notes this is only a partial listing of the era’s top players.

Notre Dame Army Navy Duke Michigan Purdue Georgia Tech Southern California College of the Pacific Washington Southwestern Institute Southwestern Tulsa Texas Texas A. and Dartmouth Pennsylvania North Carolina Iowa Seahawks March Field College Bertelli Willer Mello Prokop Georgie Tech Odell Daley Minnesota Butkovich Purdee Davis Uhamberg Hume Jenkins Dark MacCardle Podesta College of the Pacls Warrison Steuber DePary

Candy Recipes to Stretch Ration Points in Christmas

Readable wartime guidance offers sugar ration friendly confections. Recipes include Christmas Fruit Balls Orange Fruit Confections and Marshmallow Prunes with measured amounts of prunes apricots dates cherries nuts orange rind and coconut.

Wrist Watches Top Christmas Wish of Marines in Pacific

Marines on foreign duty in the Pacific say wrist watches are the top Christmas gift. A mid summer survey by unit commanders found watches most desired, with requests that packages reach naval and Marine personnel overseas between September 15 and November 1.

Pacific Marine Corps Naval Marine

Time Gift: Luminous Plane Models for Kids

A wartime gift idea features a box of airplane model patterns printed on luminous paper. Cut out the shapes, place them on a ceiling, add an electric light, and let a child’s spotter identify each model by its glow. Some pieces emit green light while others glow blue in the dark.

Cleaning and care tips mixed with household notes

Practical advice on electrical cord safety and fabric care. Directions include checking cords for frayed spots, keeping textiles dry and mended, and tips for extending pillow life. Also mentions avoiding curdling in coffee by adding soda and using soda or lemon salt mixtures to remove hard water stains.

X Marks the Spot in Marine Cap and Camel Favorite

The article explains the Marine cap X braid signifying the historical “X marks the spot” in rigging battles. It notes Camels are the preferred cigarettes among Marines Navy Army and returning fighters for staying fresh in jungles and deserts. It also mentions Camel Christmas cartons available for mailing.

Uncle Sam U. S Marines Navy Guadalcanal Adv

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