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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1949

Page

3

Radio and film stars stir industry shifts in new year

Inez Gerhard reports on major talent moves and plans. Jack Benny leaves NBC for CBS after 17 years while Perry Como, Olivia de Havilland, and Groucho Marx loom large in awards, stages, and TV ventures. Public service efforts and promotions shape early year entertainment.

Inez Gerhard Hat Jack Benny NBC CBS

Providence Bishop condemns slowdown in building trades

Most Rev Russell J McVinney criticizes the slowdown in Rhode Island church projects and union bricklayers for alleged theft and featherbedding. He tells the 11th Annual Rhode Island A F of L convention that such conduct harms organized labor and the poor, urging honest work and condemning deceitful practices.

Russell J. McVinney Providence BR. L McVinney AF of Lana Brooklyn Tablet Carmody Rhode Island Massachusetts New York Union Bistrop L. State Organized Labor

Berlin Airlift: New Weapon in Peacetime War Effort

Berlin observers note the airlift feeds 25 million in the Western sector and functions as a learning war asset. Radar guided landings save time, rapid maintenance checks on touchdown speed repairs, enabling about 7,000 tons of daily supplies to Berlin.

New England Massachusetts Vermont Connecticut Brodie Mountain Road Hancock Mass Sidney Altman U. S. Marine Corps Marine Corps New York Corps Berlin Russia Germany Hiroshima Stalin

Pure Water Refutes Freezing Point At Zero

Schenectady N Y reports that ultra clean water does not crystallize at 0 C but begins to ice at about 0 F or slightly below, challenging standard physics. Experiments in General Electric labs using polarized light detected first ice between 18 and 20 C below the traditional freezing point.

Schenectady N. Y General Electric Research Laboratories Robert Smith Johannsen

One Way Street Ends Forgers Spree in Joliet

Chicago report details three youths Norman Allen Landus Stewart and Frank Senters laborers from Joliet Ill who planned a scientific check forging spree to buy Christmas gifts. They admit breaking into Weigh Wright Automatic Scale Co stealing a typewriter a check stamping device canceled checks and 30 blank checks and forging 1600 by copying a signature. They were arrested after driving the wrong way on a one way street with a bundle of checks in the back seat.

Chicago Norman Allen Landus Stewart Frank Senters Joliet, Ill Weigh Wright Automatic Scale Co Joliet

Underwater Pictures Taken at Grand Coulee Dam Spillway

Photographer Harold Maiken captured photos of the spillway base 10 feet below the Columbia River surface using an experimental underwater camera. The device, capable of 40 pictures per charge, is depth adjustable and encased in a steel box with batteries and flash bulbs to assess repair needs.

Water Coulee Dam Grand Coulee Dam Harold Maiken Columbia River Maiken

Short Changed Ticket Seller and the Tightrope Walker

A fragmentary dialogue features a traveler billed as Signor Ballan cio a Tightrope Walker and exchanges about a brother in hospital, a cliff fall and a traveling suit. The scene shifts through humorous street talk and a moral mission line.

New York Signor Ballancio

More Than 300 Women Now Serve in State Department

More than 300 women serve as staff officers in the state department foreign service. They work globally in roles from administrative assistant to cultural attaché.

State Department Foreign Service

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