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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1942

Page

7

Con Cameron faces new danger in Onopa bar

Con Cameron aka Comanche Linn survives a bank raid fugitive run and hides with Caramba in Onopa as Gale Goree and Slash Oxweld threaten trouble. A tense cantina scene hints at wider conflicts with the Paramore faction and the vigilante past catching up.

Con Cameron Dad Paramore Band of Nations Tivan Nevil Lowe Lowe Con Jeff Allman Paramore Janet Lowe Old Cole Caramba Hell Comanche Linn Don Cameron Comanche Tirano Arroyo Onopa Cowboy Johnson Los Alamos Tivan Bank Catfish Coyle Dandy Quirk Ellis Fronteria Catfish Bain Jeff Dad Slash Fronteras Oxweld Topeka Tenison Gale Goree Texas Cantina Slash Oxweld Kentucky Goree

Humorous War Time Verse and Civic Snaps

A collage of wartime jokes, satires, and notices. It lampoons Goebbels theft claims, praises U S restraint, and mocks fashion and furniture ads. Features quips from several readers and brief items on the Federal Reserve rules, steel bans, and war bond appeals alongside light verse about Broadway and public life.

Red Cross News Letters Offer Hope for War Families

The American Red Cross provides the only link for thousands seeking news of relatives in war torn countries. Since America's entry into the war, 25 word English messages via Red Cross inquiries, with English translations if needed, travel under strict censorship rules to avoid politics or military references.

Red Cross American Red Cross Poland Holland Belgium America United States Office of Censorship Red Cross Inquiry Service International Red Cross Committee Geneva Switzerland United States International Red Cross WNU

Sewing Circle Pattern No 8142 Romper Play Suit

Sewing Circle advertises Pattern No 8142 Romper Play Suit for girls ages 1 through 5. Size 2 uses 0.454 yards of 39 inch material and 0.414 yards bias binding. Send 20 cents per pattern to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept San Francisco with name address size and pattern number.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New Montgomery Street San Francisco

Conversation in Farm Humor About Planting Hills

A tourist asks how a farmer plows a steep hill and plants corn. The farmer replies with a quip that spring thaws drop stones to tear the hill up so corn can be planted, then admits the seed is shot in with a shotgun. The tourist protests, and the farmer says it is conversation.

General Quiz Round Answers

Bilge water is found in lower ship compartments. The Hundred Years War was fought between England and France. One inch of rainfall equals roughly 0.9 inches of snowfall. Big Ben is the nickname for the Great Bell within the Clock Tower at Westminster Palace in London. The Greeks set a date for the beginning of the Olympic Games in 776 BC. In Arthurian legend the knight who found the Holy Grail is Sir Galahad. The West Indian island yielding large amounts of asphalt is Trinidad. Gilbert Stuart painted portraits of about nine U.S. Presidents.

London West Indian Island Gilbert Stuart

In A Ship's Bottom France and England History Quiz

A fragmented quiz style list identifies items such as a ship part and a medieval war date. It mentions France and England in a long conflict, a length around ten inches, the houses of parliament, an ancient year 776 B C, Galahad, Trinidad, and a sequence of six U S presidents.

France England B. C Trinidad Washington John Adams Jefferson Madison, Monroe John Quincy Adams

Rough Riders Foot Soldiers Not Cavalry in Cuba

Pictures of Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders charging San Juan Hill on horseback are inaccurate as the unit fought on foot in Cuba while horses stayed in Florida during the Spanish American War.

Theodore Roosevelt San Juan Hill Florida

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