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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1950

Page

2

Bill changes eyed as Ewing hints medical reform

The article notes Oscar Ewing, head of the SSA, is likely to propose revisions to the U.S. medical insurance bill. He favors limiting patient doctor fee inflation by requiring patients to pay part of costs to an insurance fund. It also covers Hungary travel limits after Vogeler detention and broader U.S. protests.

Oscar Ewing Federal Security Administrator Congress Ewing England U.S United States Hungary Robert A. Vogeler International Telephone & Telegraph Corporation Vorgeler

Einstein Theory Aims To Explain Gravity One Law

The article discusses Albert Einstein's claim of a unified law for gravity and all physical laws, detailing four symbolic equations and the aim to describe phenomena from atomic inside to cosmic scales. It notes testing, public discussion restrictions, and parallels to relativity. The piece also covers political reaction to tax policy with Joseph W. Martin criticizing Truman's plan and predicting a tax clash in 1950.

Isaac Newton Albert Einstein Einstein Princeton University Press House GOP Joseph W. Martin Martin Truman Congress

The Hunter’s Downfall and the Saintly Fawn

Pierre Montevilain, famed hunter, is driven to ruin by his wife Emilie’s belief that souls inhabit animals. After a fateful night involving a fawn named Francois, he becomes a brutal butcher, succumbing to guilt and rage as he clings to a St. Francis medal. The tale ends with his death from a stroke and a silver medal found in his hand.

Emilie d’Arbesine Winnipegosis Hudson Bay Billy Rose Tion St. Francis of Assisi Francois Pierre Emilie St. Francis Montevilain St. Frang Pierre Montevilain

Giant computer aids airplane performance analysis at Dallas plant

A large Navy lent computer at the Vought Aircraft plant in Dallas is used to simulate an airplane in light and to develop data for future aircraft. Engineers say the device is simple but requires years to learn to interpret its answers, yet researchers insist the training is worthwhile.

Navy Vought Aircraft Company Dallas

Beauty queen heiress from Peru visits New York

Senorita Anna Maria Alvarez Calderon, 20, a Peruvian beauty queen visiting New York, is heiress to a 32 million dollar fortune. The titled beauty patronizes events and is described as the beauty queen of the Americas with wealth and brains.

US army orders riot-control training in Berlin

The United States army ordered riot-control training for all American troops stationed in Berlin though officials said no emergency was expected. Col. Julian Ewell warned troops could face street fighting from eastern police or other sources if trouble arose.

United States Indonesia Batavia United Nations Commission Hague Berlin United States Army Julian Ewell

The Curious Name Change in a Bank Deposit Case

Inspector Kent Clifford investigates a bank deposit where Edward Thurston once used the alias Anthony Page. A distant uncle’s $25,000 fortune led Thurston to delay disclosure. a $5,000 check was later cashed under his real name. Two well known men in the bank are questioned as the inquiry begins.

George Jackson Medville National Bank Anthony Page Edward Thurston Page Thurston Kent Clifford Inspector Clifford

Forger Impostor Detained In Sharonfield Case

Inspector Clifford arrests Simons for forging Edward Thurston’s signature on a 5000 dollar check. Simons fled when confronted after being identified from a bank blotter copy. Clifford explains the crime stemmed from a copied imprint used by Page during a deposit.

Crossword Puzzle Across 3 Look 1 Burrowing animal

The puzzle list presents across clues including a burrowing animal and multiple short definitions. Answers span topics from animals to geography and languages, indicating a themed or mixed difficulty crossword.

Puzzle Clues and Wordplay for Last Week’s Answers

A compact recap of cryptic style clues with entries like dog, Knighthood, music note, candy, street Arab, and network. Includes numbers and references such as Last Week’s Answer and Ringleta. The list hints at a crossword like puzzle with varied definitions and wordplay elements.

Sundowners introduces Barrymore Jr in screen debut at seventeen

Inez Gerhard notes Barrymore Jr making his screen debut in Eagle Lions The Sundowners with Robert Sterling Cathy Downs and others. The piece mentions his fear of copying his father and his early resemblance to John Barrymore Sr. plus anecdotes about wardrobe bribes and Teresa Wright at work on My Foolish Heart.

Is Barrymore, JR Eagle, Lion’s Cowboy Johny Sr Richard III Robert Sterling Robert Benad Chill Wills Cathy Downs

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