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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
7
Visiting pastor at the state prison questions an inmate about his confinement after a supposed ring theft. The inmate says his case was strong but still led to a sentence, noting the ring found in his pocket changed everything. The exchange ends with a proverb about not wasting effort.
The Philadelphia orchestra’s first violinist, known for radio solos and cigarette ads, announces a chain of state music schools and weddings. The conductor questions sleep, and the violinist replies he rests during rehearsals. The clash highlights ambition versus management.
Rival drivers from neighboring states trade boasts in a playful exchange. One claims their governor and legislature are superior due to money politics, while the other retorts with a sharper jab.
The Korean campaign revived stories of high stakes poker in rest areas as GI players risked large sums. A Missouri farm hand, urged to play, loses modestly until a final hand where others push the limit. The Missouri man declares he may hold two pairs of sevens and possibly beats them all.
A reader asks why discussions often center on doctors practicing medicine. The line of inquiry suggests concerns about medical training, licensing, and how care evolves with ongoing clinical experience.
A passenger train halted at a crossover as the interlocking tower leverman with red hair stuck his head out the window. Passengers pressed the conductor for details while effort to persuade the engineer to pass the tower continued.
Sewing pattern No 8673 offers a two piece junior size outfit with a contrasting top band and slim skirt. Includes sizes 11 through 18 with yardage for main fabric and contrast, priced at 25 cents in the Spring and Summer STYLIST issue.
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