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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
2
A young man visits a Social Security office asking about rights and obligations under Old Age Survivors Insurance. The tale notes his father, a plant foreman, became covered when the 1937 law took effect and was fully insured at his death in the forties.
The article tracks early stars like Julius La Rosa and Dinah Shore and shifts to a social security update. It notes 63 million people covered and 4.4 million receiving old age or survivors benefits, with monthly payments ranging from 20 to 150 dollars and a typical worker earning 250 dollars a month receiving about 108 dollars for a couple.
Use boiled linseed oil to coat the open grained ends of stored lumber to prevent moisture absorption and reduce end checking.
A mixed word puzzle list with across and down clues including Poles crowns sends forth S shaped molding cubic mete hears Thanksgiving bird contends to like abounding Corolla of a flower Flew aloft Organ of hearing God of underworld moisten slightly skillful act of wearing away Hawaiian bird skin tumor cut into two parts Net Tapestry wall hanging Jewish month Wicked Sown Contested speed Down clues include Shaped like a leaf Dry measure Sneet Guide Bovine Moslem title Wayward Descendant of Shem Pierce with a sword Plant ovule Compliant Affirmative Little reply children Seed Potassium nitrate Placed A lemon drink Folds over Coin Bedews Spheres of action Head
A man with a broken leg on a resort porch argues with his partner about risking a boat ride. He then sneaks out alone, battles a worsening storm, nearly capsizes, and drifts toward danger before a healing vision of Gail appears and reassures him.
Western Winchester researchers showcase the Silvertip 270 caliber bullet expanding after penetrating gelatin blocks. Photos capture expansion beginning after one inch of gelatin, with greater mushrooming after one and a half inches, documenting tip behavior and jacket structure.
A bullet penetrates a two inch block and retains considerable energy for maximum effect, indicating high terminal performance under the tested conditions. The evaluation notes the retained energy suggests potential lethality and requires further analysis to assess practical implications and safety thresholds.
The feature compares how Texas and Missouri stock their rosters with local players while Pennsylvania supplies talent from afar. It notes Texas’s deep high school pipeline and extensive prep schools, and speculates on NCAA impacts and potential secession vibes if scholarship cuts hit Texas programs hard.
The 1950 ruffed grouse kill reached 936,351, edging pheasants at 890,837 as the state’s main game for the average hunter. The article notes improved hunting later in the season, simple gear sufficing for a bag, and describes the grouse as a brown woodland bird with gray and red color phases.
Wright A. Patterson analyzes the contested 1952 race with Truman possibly seeking a third term under the two term limit exemption for incumbents. Taft emerges as a credible Republican hopeful supported by MacArthur, while Eisenhower’s stance remains unclear.
The snippet hints at the Du Ponts pursuing development of a hydrogen bomb, expressing hope for successful perfection of the weapon.
A remark suggests not all under three million government jobholders are bad, noting that some from Missouri are legally and morally honest though considered dumb. The tone implies political sarcasm about public employment and accountability.
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