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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1951
Page
3
A garbled exchange shows a patient and a mother debating medical visits and costs. The dialogue references a doctor, a hospital stay, and a small reimbursement, revealing conflict over care and finances. The text is incomplete but hints at a family’s tensions surrounding treatment.
Millard F. Caldwell, former Florida governor, leads a proposed 20 million civilian defense force with about 3,000 paid staff to organize education, training, and emergency readiness across all states. He stresses citizen responsibility, protective measures against atomic and biological threats, and coordinated actions with health and agriculture agencies. The series continues next week.
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In a murky night scene, Bill Owen helps a wary woman at a pinball machine. She reveals herself as Kathy, his sister, pleading for him to return home to care for their ailing mother, turning his luck toward an overnight decision to leave the casino life.
The 56 year old Jack Dempsey, now a West Coast real estate man, discusses Joe Louis, Be shore, Layne, Murphy, Stevens, Walcott, and Tunney. He recalls training, prime reflexes, and the challenge of returning to top form while noting boxing’s recent decline and coaches like Paul Brown.
John Lair a pioneer of hillbilly radio returns to Renfro Valley Kentucky to rebuild the settlement and host reality based programs. He originates produces and emcees all Valley broadcasts including staged hunts using portable equipment. Harold Lloyd and Jimmy Corbin shot three weeks of scenes for Mad Wednesday featuring a 400 pound lion chase across a skyscraper set.
Wright A. Patterson argues that the League of Nations, the Atlantic Charter, and the United Nations have all failed to prevent war or protect small nations. He claims postwar bodies proved ineffectual, reduced to debating societies dominated by selfish national interests.
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