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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1945

Page

3

Radio's First Head Man Virginia Welles Shines On Air

Hollywood's Welles stars as host narrator and lead on CBS This Is My Best a half hour show using top American stories. The article notes Welles as radio head man and describes other radio plans including Abbott and Costello and Bob Hope in wax museum honors. It mentions This Is My Best and other programs plus veterans’ posts and productions as the radio season unfolds.

Rson Welles CBS Hollywood Abbott and Gostello Bud Lou NBC Bob Haymes Dick Haymes

Roosevelt Faces Coal Crisis and Labor Shakeup

The piece argues President Roosevelt did not appoint a new secretary of labor, risking the coal crisis. It suggests earlier planning, wage assurances for miners, and local OPA board coal-miner reps as options, praising Senator Harley Kilgore as a potential reformer. It also covers Farm Bloc antics over the Tydings amendment and other political asides.

Roosevelt Wates Labor Yalta OPA Senate Harley Kilgore West Virginia Congressional House Flannagan Congress Tydings Ed Izac California Gene Worley Texas Ewing Thomason el Paso Thomason San Diego Izac Army John Flannagan Virginia Clason Springfield Mass Fisnhagan

Soft afternoon frock with curved yoke and scalloped edges

Pattern No. 1301 offers a modest afternoon dress for sizes MM to 48 with a curved yoke and button trim. The design calls for 334 yards of 30 inch material for size 36 short sleeves and suits an apron option with polka dots or bright checks and cherry applique from scraps.

Youth and Age Proverb Origin Linked to Louis VI Quote

The 12th century saying on youth and age traces to Louis VI addressing his adviser Suger. The remark notes the wish for youth’s knowledge and age’s strength to conquer kingdoms. Guizot’s attribution frames the reflection as a historic exclamation about capability across life stages.

Louis VI Suger Guizot

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