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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1944

Page

3

Hollywood Stars Help War Effort At Local Birmingham Bazaar

Illiam Bendix, star of The Life of Riley and The Hairy Ape, sold unrationed groceries at a Birmingham hospital bazaar in San Fernando Valley, doing more business than any other booth. Bing Crosby Productions forms with John L. Sullivan story as first project. Gary Cooper to produce Casanova Brown. Underground Report in March of Time uses Nazi footage.

Illiam Bendix Blue Network Riley Hairy Ape Birmingham Hospital San Fernando Valley Bendix William Bing Crosby Productions, Inc Bing John L John L. Sullivan Frank Tuttle United Artists Germany Europe

Stassen Dewey merge talks and war calendar shift

Quiet moves hint at a Stassen Dewey coalition for vice presidency if Stassen withdraws. Dewey favored Warren as running mate, with discussions led by a Stassen ally. The piece notes fears of a Chicago deadlock and mentions Joe Pew's hopes for Roberts. It also catalogs Stanley Arnold's seven or eleven event calendar linking Pearl Harbor to 1943 milestones and reports Brewster Aircraft's navy takeover and potential exit from war production.

Dewey Stassen Chicago Warren California Minnesota Owen D. Roberts Willkie Pennsylvania Joe Pew Justice Roberts Roosevelt Roberts Supreme Court Pearl Harbor Teapot Dome Stanley Arnold Cleveland Pacific Brewster Chance Vought Company Goodyear Company Navy Brewster Company Philadelphia U. S New York

Novikoff Exposes Color and Skill Gap in Major Leagues

Lou Novikoff, famed as the Mad Russian of the Cubs, showed massive minor league power with an over .370 average in Los Angeles and Milwaukee, including 41 homers in 1941. Yet his major league numbers lagged, prompting talk that Charlie Grimm might sharpen his big league batting eye by harnessing his potential.

Lou Novikoff Cubs Rube Waddell Bugs Raymond Dizzy Dean Los Angeles Milwaukee West Coast Novikoff Wnovikoff Ted Williams Red Sox Williams San Diego Chicago Boston Charlie Grimm

Colorful baseball legends and colorless greats in one piece

The article recalls famous pitchers and colorful players from baseball history. Dizzy Dean Rube Waddell Babe Ruth and Bugs Raymond are highlighted alongside leaders like Connie Mack’s Athlet ics and the post Ruth Yankees, noting how talent and character shaped eras and teams.

Dizzy Dean St. Louis Dizzy Déan Rube Waddell Bugs Raymond Bugs Shreveport Atlanta Boston Red Sox Babe Ruth Larry McLean Tacks Parrott Arlig Latham Germany Schreier al Schacht Crazy Schmidt Rabbit Maranville Connie Mack Yankees

Baseball's Bigger Shots Best trap and field players noted

Ernest Hemingway backs Curt Davis of the Dodgers as a top trap and field shot with Hugh Casey Arky Vaughan and Bill Dickey also praised. The writer cites Curt Davis as among the best in the field and notes quick eye and muscle response are essential in both ballplaying and shooting.

Bill Dickey Ernest Hemingway Curt Davis Dodger Hemingway Hugh Casey Arky Vaughan

Fortune Hunter Burglar to Heiress Clash Prompts Mock Inquiry

A burglar targets an heiress warning I do not want your life but your money. The heiress retorts go away you are like the rest of them. The exchange alludes to a larger mockery of fortune and fate.

Sonny Mother

End of Friendship Exchange Between Jasper and Joan

Dialogue shows Jasper asking for a quarter from Joan and Joan confirming friendship before an abrupt line indicating the end. The exchange centers on a simple financial request and a perceived termination of the friendship.

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