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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1943

Page

2

Aboard a PBY in the South Atlantic War Patrol

A veteran bombardier recalls a patrol flight over the submarine infested South Atlantic aboard a PBY Catalina. He describes dizzying winds the wallop of firing a bow gun and the tense watch for survivors among wrecked ships, noting fellow crewmen boats and the mood aboard with humor and awe.

South Atlantic Joe Louis Lew Fields Joe Weber Catalina

Crown Princess Martha Joins Short-Snorter Club Aboard Plane

Crown Princess Martha of Norway signs a string of one dollar bills as a club certification during a trans Atlantic flight to Maryland. Passengers recall her as Mrs Brown while none suspected a princess aboard until after the voyage.

Atlantic Crown Princess Martha the Crown Princess of Norway Winston Churchill Henry A. Waldace Martha England Maryland Ragni Ostgaard Mrs. Brown Brown Fred Williams British Air Ministry

If Washington and Lincoln Were Living Today

A retrospective essay contrasts Washington and Lincoln facing dire trials in 1776 and 1862 with America then fighting for independence and union. It recalls Washington’s perilous campaigns and Lincoln’s political storms, both enduring until turning points at Saratoga and Gettysburg.

Gen George Washington President Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln America Continental Congress Washington Lide Richard Henry Lee Washington Rupert Hughes Canada Benedict Arnold Quebec Boston Dorchester Heights St. Patrick's Lord Howe Howe New York Arnold New Jersey McClellan North America Lincoln General Pope Manassas Lee Maryland Potomac Mac Burnside Fredericksburg North White House Horatio Seymour Vicksburg Gettysburg

Private Purkey sympathizes with the home front

A wartime letter to Mom blends family worries with home front rules and rationing. The writer jokes about car bans, dog rides, and wants a piano, beer, a catcher’s mitt, and a polo pony from home while noting German and French wartime twists and local shortages.

Washington and Lincoln Speak to Fellow-Americans

Reflections attributed to George Washington urge courage and sacrifice for liberty and property, urging resistance against a cruel enemy. The second quote from December 24, 1775, urges leaders to persevere and remain steadfast for the country amid hardship and calls for a gentlemanly conduct.

Washington Lincoln George Washington Continental Army Philip Schuyler

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