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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1939

Page

3

Royal visit lights up Washington with cordial welcome

King George and Queen Elizabeth were hosted by the president and first lady in the capital two days this week. Crowds greeted the royals along Pennsylvania Avenue with a lavish garden party at the British embassy and a state dinner while debate loomed over closer ties between Britain and the United States. There were smiles and handshakes at the Capitol as senators and representatives met the visitors, and commentators noted the queen’s charm. The article also covers U.S. neutrality hearings, the Roosevelt administration’s nominees on the Supreme Court, labor legislation battles, and Idahoans visiting the capital and world’s fair participants.

George Queen Elizabeth Cap Pennsylvania Avenue Station White House Borah Senate House Motunda Capitol Canada United States

Night of Fire and Faithful Guardian in Idaho City

In Idaho City on May 18 1865 George Dwight a miner aided by George Craft held a sack of 100 pounds of gold dust through a city fire. Dwight guarded the dust all night on the hill above the town while Craft faced the blaze and promised deposits would be safe.

George Dwight Shakespeare Idaho City IE “Was & Uttle George George W. Craft Craft Dwight Guch George Craft Mr. Craft Idaho-City

Fragmented Notes on Elections Calamities and 13th Century Eyeglasses

A collage discusses how a president can win without the popular vote with examples from 1824 1876 and 1883. It mentions calf roping origins for branding and claims about eyeglasses invented in the 13th century with attributions to Alessandro di Spinay and Roger Bacon. Also includes garbled train timetable fragments for Paris trains and a stray FEOS reference.

Alessandro di Spinay Florence Roger Bacon

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