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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1952

Page

2

Television expands grassroots coast to coast nationwide service

The article outlines a coming nationwide television network expanding from major cities to rural towns through new relay towers and coaxial cables. FCC plans license for nearly 2,000 stations, bringing programs from Broadway to Howdy Doody to households across the nation.

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UHF TV Tests Point Toward National Reach

RCA and NBC scientists tested ultra high frequency transmissions in Bridgeport Connecticut starting December 1949. A single UHF station KC2XAK demonstrated clear reception, showing UHF could match VHF with proper allocation and equipment, expanding access beyond crowded airwaves.

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Uncle Joe's misadventure ends with aid from pastor

In a rural residence scene, Uncle Joe is found drunk and robbed after a fracas. Aunt Martha and the narrator care for him as he recovers, while Mr Morrison the minister retrieves the stolen pocketbook, restoring Joe's cash.

Jenny Joe Martha Aunt Martha Police Department Uncle Joe Joe Quinn Mr Morrison

Light tackle for bass and a note on wolves

The article promotes light tackle bait casting for bass with small lures and light lines, citing better water entry, realistic movement, and longer casts. It highlights the Phillips rod from Denver as a light tackle option and discusses silk line advantages and reel choices. It then shifts to a feature on wolves, noting global “poisonous snakes,” wolf symbolism, and the wolf’s fading presence in the United States.

Phillipson Denver United States

River Bass Habits in Pool Edges and Bottom Waters

The river bass is not in the pool center where anglers assume. It favors bubbly water at pool edges or eddies, while suckers and chubs roam the middle. It stays near the bottom most of the time, darting upward to strike bait rather than near the surface.

Baseball and Horse Racing Outlook From A Lively Spring

The column previews the American and National Leagues highlighting Indians Yankees Giants and Dodgers as frontrunners with potential challengers like Cardinals Phillies and Braves. It also notes Eddie Arcaro bill Shoemaker and Longden dominating Masina stakes and the importance of standings and box scores in baseball lore.

Cleveland New York Brooklyn Yankees Indians Giants Dodgers Eddie Stanky Cardinals Nationals Phillies Braves Reds Cubs Pirates Stanky Stan Musial Sawyer Tigers Art Houtteman Red Sox Bobby Doerr Ted Williams Maurice McDermott White Sox Athletics

Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Miscue

Crossword puzzle with across clues from island to scale and down clues including Spanish explorer splicing pin one spot card note in the scale and more

Neth Indies Crares

Glassblowers Craft Survives Despite Iron Lung Machines

Czech glassblowers expelled from Bohemia after the war settle in the United States Zone of Western Germany and prove their craft endures. Mass production by machines dominates bottle and flask output, yet much glassware remains handblown by skilled artisans.

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