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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1952

Page

2

Life saving improved artificial respiration method adopted

The Red Cross and armed services adopt a back‑pressure arm‑lift two phase method for resuscitation. It emphasizes active chest expansion, is easier for frail rescuers, and will be taught in first aid and life saving courses with millions of supplements printed.

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In Memoriam Inez Gerhard and a nibble of radio notes

In a CBS Radio feature Inez Gerhard M ar Wilson cooperates with press agents to boost a fund raising campaign and even volunteers as secretary for the highest bidder. Ursula Theiss, German actress and Howard Hughes discovery, plans to study then possibly go to Europe for Pocket Venus with Rome Paris and London shoots. ODDS AND ENDS note ministers from multiple regions attend Protestant Broadcasting and Film Commission workshops. John Ringling North appears as himself in The Greatest Show on Earth and Warner Bros. back the adaptation of The Green Light.

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Word Puzzle Clues Solve A Mixed List Of Definitions

A reader submits last week’s mixed clues including 127A and several numbered hints. Entries cover sounds exclamations instruments and body parts with downs referencing wealth pronouns and fish identifiers.

Puzzle Clues Answer List For Crossword Themed Round

A compact glossary of crossword style hints including lengths and definitions denoting longer answers for a themed puzzle. It enumerates entries such as lengthen drawing room disagrees female sheep belaying cleat fuel eye trim infrequent and frozen water plus a type measure.

The Red Muffler Unstable

Constable Simon McCall pieces together a murder in a cabin. Bruce Wyatt denies guilt as motive centers on Freda Burnett while the red muffler stain and alibi gaps point to his role. A shot ends the confrontation as Wyatt resists arrest.

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Grassroots Support and the Brass in Postwar Politics

Wright A Patterson argues the afterwar rise of generals and bureaucrats in the Pentagon swells costs and politicizes hiring. He notes rural editors predict Truman’s Democratic win, warning campaigns to court farm state rural press to avoid losses seen in 1948.

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Superior Productivity by Milton Katz on European Output

Milton Katz, E C A envoy, notes European industrial productivity runs at one third to one fourth of U S levels. He cites even lower man-day production in bituminous coal.

Milton Katz E.C A

Hoover Revival of the Great Debate Faces 1952 Campaign

Former President Herbert Hoover delivered a major address reviving the great debate on defense strategy and economy. He urged cutting military spend and building mobile air and sea forces with the US backing European defense while urging Europe to provide ground armies. The speech touched on Korea and the need for peacetime budgets, amid wider Asia security concerns and rising tensions in Egypt and the Suez zone.

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U. S. Newspaper Use Share From 1951 World Yearbook

United States used 60 per cent of the world’s newsprint in 1950 but ranked seventh in daily circulation per capita. The United Kingdom led with 599 copies per 1000 inhabitants, followed by Australia 455 Luxembourg 441 Denmark 414 United States 357 and Switzerland 354. Burdened by curtailments England Burma India and Iraq showed very low per capitas.

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