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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1945

Page

3

Hollywood war shortages threaten Don Juan duel scenes

Warner Bros faces possible use of armorers from other regions as war shortages hinder multiple swashbuckling films in town, including Errol Flynn's The Adventures of Don Juan. Swords predate 1786, but supply strains rise with ongoing conflict.

Virginia Vale Hollywood Warner Bros

Roosevelt Death Ends Great Era in Nation

Western Union obituary notes Roosevelt’s passing ends a defining era. It discusses Truman inheriting policy, Roosevelts leadership style, and the shift in American governance with minimal market impact and ongoing wars.

Roosevelt Washington Basil O’connor White House Hyde Park Warm Springs Truman

Yankee Bench Talk Sets Stage for 1945 Pennant Race

On the Yankee bench Art Fletcher and Joe McCarthy field a forecast for 1945 with a strong Yankees lineup despite losses from the draft. Mel Ott and Leo Durocher among others weigh Cardinals and Pirates as aspirants, while Frank Frisch backs Pittsburgh. Final view pins Cardinals as the team to beat in the NL and Browns in the AL.

Yankee Art Fletcher Joe McCarthy Browns Lneup Yankees Dickey Gordon DiMaggio Henrich Ruffing Rizzuto Keller Hemsley Johnson Johnny Lindell Snuffy Stimwells Etten Mel Ott Léo Duirocner Mel Pla Cardinals Pirates Frank Frisch Frank Leo Durocher Dodgers Oeen Giants Reds Cubs Braves Phillies Tigers Red Sox Athletics Indians White Sox Senators

Army Plans Wide Recreational Program For Soldiers In Europe

The War Office outlines a plan to entertain and keep fit millions of soldiers in Europe as they await demobilization. In Eisenhower’s command 150000 would join track and field, 200000 in baseball, 800000 in informal softball, 800000 in volleyball, and 400000 in informal football. Special Services Division moves to approve and implement the program despite funding and supply challenges.

Europe War Office Washington European Mediterranean Eisenhower Special Services Division

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