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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1941

Page

3

Stars to star heroes on screen with Harmon and Gehrig

Virginia Vale reports Hollywood eyes athletes as potential film stars. Columbia begins Harmon of Michigan with Tom Harmon in the title role. Republic signs Billy Conn for Kid Tinsel from Octavus Roy Cohen. Selznick and Metro plan a Lou Gehrig biopic, a tough casting task.

Columbia Harmon Michigan Tom Harmon Republic Billy Conn The Squared Circle Kid Tinsel Octavus Roy Cohen David Selznick Metro

Hollywood Stars Dominate New Screen Lineup Highlights

A sweep through recent film news shows Gary Cooper in Sergeant York and Jackie Cooper with Susanna Foster in backstage Paramount scenes. Universal previews Durbin’s They Live Alone while Navy Blue and Gold is reissued as James Stewart returns to cinema. Paramount touts Dorothy Lamour and Dor image, and Columbia secures Five Men with Howard Olivier Massey in an expansive British production. Red Skelton earns a first starring role in Wizard of Arkansas.

Paramount Jackie Cooper Susanna Foster Walter Abel Madeleine—Garrell Dorothy—Kamour Claudette Colbert Mary Martin Paulette Goddard Alke Abel Jackie Deanna Durbin Margaret Sullavan Durbin New York Charles Laughton Universal Annapolis Metro James Stewart Bob Burns Columbia Leslie Howard Laurence Olivier Raymond Massey Edgar Buchanan 20Th Century-Fox Swaater Anne Baxter Dana Andrews

War era golf course humor from letters home

A humorous wartime dispatch from Oscar to Ma describes soldiers at golf links treating generals with caution, noting women players, cries of yoo hoo, and a general Lear causing mixed reactions. It wryly comments on discipline, manners, and the absurdities of war life amid retold old battles and light verse.

Tenessee Otto Bixby China Stimson Roosevelt Lear General Lear

Baseball’s Bright Young Hitters DiMaggio Williams Reiser

The piece compares Joe DiMaggio Ted Williams and Pete Reiser over 1940 41 performance with historical peers like Ty Cobb and Johnny Mize. It notes Williams and DiMaggio as top hitters, discusses wrists and swing tension, and previews a hot NL AL chase as Reiser rises.

Williams DiMaggio N. L Pete Reiser Wie Dodgers Johnny Mize Cardinals Big John Mize Demarest Royston Ty Cobb Brooklyn Leo Durocher Reiser Durocher

Williams DiMaggio Battle for AL Batting Title Continues

Grantland Rice notes late summer play in the American League race between Ted Williams of Boston and Joe DiMaggio of New York. Williams leads with a .400 mark at halfway. DiMaggio’s hitting streak keeps him in the spotlight as both vie for the season’s top batting honor.

Tscs Ted Willams Red Sox Joe DiMagelo Yankees Heath Cullenbine Swat Williams DiMag A. L DiMaggio San Francisco San Diego Boston

Tricky Trivia From A Fragmented Text

Questions touch on a chiliad meaning years and spectacles removal in conversation. Other prompts ask about a Spain peninsula, highest waterfall, John Brown’s number of children, Greek goddess of youth, Fourth and Fifth century invaders, and the origin of a famous saying.

Spain John Brown Harper’s Ferry West Virginia Gaul Africa Rome

Quiz Items Span Heights Raids and Historical Figures

A collage of clues mentions about 4400 feet height equals 26 times Niagara Falls and references a Harper's Ferry raid with two killed on October 16, 1859. It also alludes to youths to the Greeks, the Vandals, and Robert Walpole in a brisk information quiz.

Niagara Falls Acre and Arsenal Harper's Ferry Robert Walpole

Answers Across the Ages.

A concise riddle styled note listing four items: The Answers, a reference to a thousand years, a cultural gesture by the Orientals as respect, Iberian, and the Angel Falls in Venezuela described as the world's loftiest cataract.

Angel Falls Venezuela

Not, Standing Still Men Cannot Be Stationary

A compact admonition on moral progress arguing that inaction leads to moral decline, contrasting rising to virtue with sinking toward sin and corruption. The eye is warned against complacency and urged to pursue positive change rather than stagnation.

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