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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1949

Page

6

Notre Dame Faces Hard 1949 Schedule In Preview

The article analyzes Notre Dame's upcoming season amid tough opposition from Southern Methodist Tulane and North Carolina. It notes Navy, Southern California, Purdue, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan State, Washington and Army as strong foes, with Notre Dame expected to field a fast, hard-hitting squad under Frank Leahy. It also discusses Army and Navy schedules, Ivy league prospects, and the broader 1949 college football landscape.

le Gome Notre Dame All Southern Methodist Tulane North Carolina Doak Walker Kyle Rote Vanderbilt Brillant Justice Art Werner Carl Snavely Navy California Purdue Indiana Iowa Michigan State Washington Michigan Frank Leahy Army Schedue Stanford Pennsylvania Yeoman Henry Southern California Duke Princeton Oklahoma Bud Wilkinson Cornell Darthmouth Midwest South Southwest Johnny Clayton Dartmouth Bertell Frank Miller Jerry Fleischmann Lefty James Tuss McLaughry Harvard Harvards Brown Pennstyvania George Munger Chuck Bednarik Columbia Lou Little Kusstrow Rassides

Marriage as a France model for American wives

Kathleen Norris contrasts American marriage with a French model where marriage is a chosen life path. The French view emphasizes duty, shared earnings, family advice, and stable homes with children, while American wives seek amusement and status without balance.

France Scandinavias Ter Susbard

Mary Margaret signs on as a candid radio interviewer

The MM host asserts control over her show by choosing guests she finds interesting and sponsors she believes in. Novelist James Hilton seeks U S citizenship while writing an American set novel. CBS aims to stock its lineup with prominent names and new programs while Hollywood adapts to TV competition.

America Mary Margaret McBride James Hilton Hallmark Playhouse CBS Hollywood

Sinking Hill Puzzles Tarada

In Hallonquist Sask a sinking hill forty miles southeast of Swift Current is rapidly disappearing. An old timer recalls normal conditions in 1909, cracking began in 1911 with six to eight inch subsidence. Now a valley 0.75 mile long and 50 feet deep forms, with theories of quicksand or underground water erosion.

Hallonquist Swift Current

Bricker Proposes Commission to Study U S Dictatorship Risk

Sen John Bricker urges a four man study panel to decide if the United States is sliding toward dictatorship. He questions the federal system and suggests examining state powers taxation and the balance between national and state authority.

Detroit United States John Bricker Ohio Bricker Hoover Group

Oil Boom Town of Today Quiet as One's Back Yard

Rankin Texas presents a quiet oil boom town scene as late era wildcat days fade. Changes in machines laws and finance push toward safer equipment and professional crews while big firms regulate wells and geography. Rankin remains a peaceful ranching town with local trade and stores.

Rankin Tex Pennsylvania California Canada United States Wildcatters

More Than Brains Needed For Career Success

Chicago report cites seven basic traits linked to college trained workers thriving in their first jobs. Dr. Robert N McMurry cites a survey of 1167 trainees hired by 247 firms, noting traits include commitment, responsibility, perseverance, self reliance, adaptability, goal alignment with the firm, and authoritative conduct without belligerence.

Chicago Robert N McMurry Dr. McMurry

Dynamite As Farm Helper Warns On Safe Use And Jobs

Explains dynamite can save labor on farms through stump removal ditch digging and planting trees but warns heavy caution and expert guidance. Describes stump blast placement, multitick charges, and the need for safety first to prevent damage while achieving efficient earthwork.

Paul Bunyan Makebelieve F. S. Eldred Olin Industries East Alton Eldred

Pineapple Edgings Pattern No 5669 Offer

To obtain complete crocheting instructions stitch illustrations and chart directions for Pineapple Edgings Pattern No 5669 send 20 cents a coin your name address and pattern number.

Handy Helpers

Practical Home Tips and Small Crafts Reminders

Bread crusts should be dried and stored as crumbs in a covered jar in the refrigerator. Buy extra matching buttons for every garment. A placket with a sash can improve a dress fit. Bake potatoes with careful timing to preserve vitamin C. Spar varnish protects wooden drain boards. Cream whips best when cold and eggs whites whip best at room temperature.

Knowledge Is Valuable To Those Purchasing Eggs

U S department of agriculture marketing specialists say knowing where to buy eggs and how to keep them are the two sure ways for consumers to have a quality product. Homemakers should buy from retailers who keep eggs under proper conditions and then keep the eggs cool.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

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