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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1943

Page

7

Ken McLaughlin Chooses a Colt on the Wyoming Ranch

Ten year old Ken McLaughlin, able to ride any horse, seeks a colt of his own despite his father Captain McLaughlin doubting his responsibility. With his mother's push, Ken selects a yearling from a loco mare named Rocket and convinces his father to help bring her in from the pasture.

Ken McLaughlin Wyoming Ken Captain Mc-Laughlin Loco Rocket McLaughlin Nell Howard Dronc Gus Tim Ross Wiliams Rob Flicka Williams Cheyenne Lincoln Highway

Rocket Escapes the Chute and Goes to Truck Ride

McLaughlin lugs Rocket to the truck after a tense chute maneuver. Rob sustains a facial injury but recovers with Nell’s care as the mare is finally sealed in the truck while the Albino horses are rounded up for sale.

Gus McLaughlin Tim Dot Rob Shorty Nell

Army Rises Against Restrictions On Intercollegiate Sport

Grantland Rice notes the Army leadership faces criticism for its stance on competitive sport. He argues most officers oppose the ruling, and colleges under Navy control should permit any capable student to play. If West Point and Annapolis can fit intercollegiate competition into their 16 hour days, others can too.

Navy West Point Annapolis

Summer practice vs army edict hits college football

Colleges face army restrictions banning cadets from intercollegiate play. Some schools with army students may abandon football or rely on a shrinking pool of players, risking a disadvantage against navy. The piece also surveys racing bets and notable boxing notes amid wartime shifts in sports.

Army Navy

Bright Colors Two Piece Pattern for Women

Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1724 B offers a two piece outfit with a flat terring top and young skirt in multiple sizes from 12 to 20. Size 14 requires 144 yards of 39 inch material for bodice with short sleeves and 236 yards for the skirt plus 6 yards of ribbon trimming. Also notes popular apron fashion with patchwork motif as a current trend.

Barbara Bell

What is the khamsin and other quiz items

The questions ask about the khamsin dust storm mentioned in African news. They query which country flies its flag upside down in war. They ask what percent of modern air arm y strength is training planes. They seek how experts rate production and supply versus battle in winning the war.

Africa

Upside Down Flag Fact in War Philippines Questioned

The excerpt notes the Philippines flies its national flag upside down during war asserting a unique stance. It lists roughly 60 percent and 75 percent figures describing a division of responsibilities with 25 percent on battle and related upkeep.

British Navy bans pets on warships after vast animal haul

For over a century sailors could keep pets aboard British ships with few limits. The practice ended after the Admiralty discovered a battleship housed about 1,560 animals, including snakes bears deer and antelopes.

Collier’s Admiralty

Barbara Bell Pattern No 1741 B War Demand Delays Orders

Barbara Bell pattern 1741 B for sizes 14 16 16 20 40 42 44 requires 21% yards 33 inch fabric and 7 yards bias fold. Use scraps for bottoms. Due to high demand and wartime conditions, some orders take longer to fill. Send your order to the indicated address.

Neat Wall Pocket for Ration Book

Early American wall pockets crafted from pine or scrap wood suit ration books and grocery lists. Handy near doors for gloves and keys, or as signs and note pads. Patterns showing how to cut and finish available as Pattern No. 261 with 15 cents.

Arly

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