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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1942

Page

3

Unique record breakers of a sporting era span heights and speeds

Gene Fowler touts Barney Oldfield as the all time leader in unique feats after a car world record in a single afternoon. Johnny Weissmuller the Tarzan swimmer recalls a 100 yard world record and notes training differences. Cornelius Warmerdam and Les Steers push 15 feet and 7 feet respectively, with feats in pole vault and high jump.

R Ecoard Gene Fowler Hollywood Barney Oldfield Barney Gene Henry Ford Oldfield Johnny Weissmuller Tarzan Swimmer Johnny Lakeside Weissmuller Cornelius Warmerdam Les Steers Warmerdam Steers Charley Paddock Tinsel Curtin

Imaginary Interviews and wartime banter with Hitler

A satirical dialogue blends fake interviews and banter about Hitler, Mussolini, and the era’s wartime politics. The piece blends sharp quips on power, vaudeville lines, and mock exchanges, reflecting prewar and wartime attitudes through fictional chatter and mock headlines.

Training Youth for Jobs With U S Office of Education

Thousands of young men and women enroll in vocational and trade school courses sponsored by the U S Office of Education. This training helps them secure better jobs or qualify for civil service examinations. photos show trainee airplane mechanics from the program.

U. S. Office of Education U. S. Civil Service Commission

Sheep Raising Basics from Government Bulletin

A 1934 bulletin outlines potential returns from ewes breeding, with 4 to 10 dollars per head depending on lambing rate and fleece values. It covers necessary buildings, fences, labor expectations, stock selection, flock size, and timing to start. It notes women may excel in this field and suggests cooperative farming for profitability.

Bulletin United States Washington, DC

Pleasant Raleigh visit highlights rural clinic idea

The narrative recalls Ambassador Daniels greeting at Raleigh station and a pleasant breakfast with Mrs Daniels and their sons. A stop at the NYA center near Durham praises John Lang's work with draftees and a small hospital that could become a county clinic supplying eye, dental and surgical care for rural areas.

Ambassador Daniels Raleigh N. C North Carolina

Florida Army Post Visit to Santa Rosa Island Historic Fort Barancas

The author tours Santa Rosa Island and Fort Barancas dating to Spanish times, noting two 15 inch mortars surrendered to General Jackson in Pensacola. He recalls Civil War battles, views Barancas Breeze copies from Northern soldiers, and observes Pensacola Civilian Defense efforts with air raid wardens and trained auxiliary police and firemen.

Santa Rosa Island Old Fort Barancas Jackson Pensacola Fla Florida United States Santa Rosa New England

Traveling in wartime on a train to Florida and Pensacola

The author recalls a peaceful day on a train to Florida with visitors including a man carrying a shell fragment from a torpedoed ship. Delays from a fallen tree caused a late broadcast but a quick transfer and grateful help from a station master’s son allowed time on air. The trip ends with a visit to Santa Rosa.

Florida Washington Flomaton Ala Pensacola Sam Santa Rosa

Tenor Offered a Chance To Reach the Top Note

An elegant woman asks a renowned tenor to help locate her car after a performance. The star, flattered, agrees and asks if he can assist, as she pleads for him to shout the name Charlie to help find the vehicle.

Adolf Yank Nixon Russia Phooey Nincompoop Lissen Mussolini Hollywood

Neon Sign Visibility In Rain Beats Clear Weather

Neon signs show 20 percent greater visibility in rain due to their wavelength being radi cally different from other red light.

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