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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1943

Page

3

Studio Gossip on Garson and wartime film notes

Western Union roundup details Greer Garson in Mrs Miniver and Madame Curie shoot day mishaps and Oscar success. Mentions Nan Wynn Columbia contract and Rhapsody in A Flat. Coastal Command film by RKO, plans for Anna Lee Forever and a Day schedule, Coast guard presence in Culver City. Boxing figures in town. Jean Gabin in talks for US picture with Dudley Nichols and Jean Renoir. Other radio and press notes on Burns and Allen and Ginny Simms.

Virginia Vale Western Union Jean Gabin 20Th Century-Fox RKO Dudley Nichols Jean Renoir

Peaking Aporis FP Mera

A brief item released by the Western Newspaper Union notes an entry titled Peaking Aporis FP Mera with limited readable text from the source. The fragment provides no clear event, date, or location facts beyond the agency attribution.

Western Newspaper Union

Golf in Wartime Era Shapes Postwar Course Life

The article surveys wartime limits on golf from player ages to tournament cuts, notes shifts to civilian weekend play, and highlights a broader middle-class base. It cites USGA figures on players, courses, caddies, and wages, and argues golf’s growth as a mass sport amid economic restraint.

PGA Pinehurst John H. Duffer Bobby Jones Gene Sarazen Walter Hagen St. Petersburg USGA George Blossom Joe Dey

Empty Tubes Begin U S Tin Mine Salvage Plan

A government salvage program in Newark, New Jersey recovers tin from squeezed out tubes. The Salvage Institute, a non profit under the Metals Reserve company, processes millions of empty tubes from toothpaste and cosmetics into pure tin daily as part of the war effort.

Salvage Institute Newark N. J Metals Reserve Company The Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Flying Minute Men keep a coastal watch over submarines

Civil Air Patrol members, about 68,000 in number, flew inside the United States fighting submarines from small single engine planes. They pressed for bombing equipment and faced army restrictions while suffering losses. The patrol reportedly helped deter submarines off the Atlantic coast and earned praise from Maj. Gen. Follett Bradley for supplying their own planes and gear.

Civil Air Patrol United States Army WPB Milin War Department Civil Air CAP Follett Bradley Army Air Corps Atlantic

Remembering a World War I I era spring and baseball dreams

A reflective verse recalls a year past when the Yanks Dodgers and Cards headed south and spring training carried hopes amid warlike noise. The poet contrasts baseball stars like DiMaggio Williams and Mize with bombers and shell fire, yearning for another peaceful spring.

Dodgers Cards DiMaggio Ted Wilams Johnny Mize

Phillies reformer to rebuild with bold scouting plan

Bill Cox, new Phillies owner, vows to end star sales that drained pennants from Philadelphia. He cites Napoleon Lajoie and Ed Delehanty as era greats and pledges aggressive capital and smart scouting, plus a hustling manager, to restore a competitive, citywide sporting pride.

Bill Cox Phillies Napoleon Lajoie Ed Delehanty Grover Alexander Bill Killefer Red Doom Beauty Bancroft Bucky Walters Kirby Higby Claude Passeau Dolph Camilli Sherry Magee Dick Bartell Spud Davis Chuck Klein National League Giants Cubs Reds Dodgers Philly Benjamin Franklin William Penn Cox Delehanty Bobby Lowe Lou Gehrig Philadelphia Lajoie Larry Cleveland Charlie Somers Pennsylvania Charlie Dryden Athletics Connie

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