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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1941

Page

3

Bill Dickey’s Hardy Routine Shapes Aces and Hunts

The piece extolls Bill Dickey of the New York Yankees and Little Rock for his endurance and lunging fitness. It recalls his 100 plus games caught in 13 straight seasons and outlines his winter quail hunting schedule from December 1 to February, highlighting early rising, long drives, sunrise hunts, and the stamina that keeps him a great catcher into 1942.

William Malcolm Dickey New York Yankees Little Rock Ark Bill Dickey Arkansas Bill Gabby Hartnett Ray Schalk Big Mitt Protector Dickey Hardy Bill Dickey Hood Florida Arkansas Plains Skeeter Dickey Brothers

Private Papers and Classified Notices From a Wartime Era

Excerpts mix military letters, a call for two young women with varied skills, and scattered commentary on war, politics, and cultural oddities. The writer Oscar notes fatigue, medical screenings, and hopes for home. items include a New York Times employment ad and a Brooklyn anti disparagement society.

Zach Chelsea New York Times

Exonerating Stanford Stars and Don Hutson Mystery

In a 1930s frame, Keith Topping recalls Dixie Howell to Don Hutson during the Stanford Alabama Rose Bowl. Hutson's speed and hands left defenders straining, as peers discuss how to cover a player who could vanish before contact. Hutson’s athletic versatility and fakes baffled defenders for years.

Stanford Dixie Howell Don Hutson Keith Topping Topping Howell Hutson Monk Moscrip Bonesobby Gray— Son

Gehringer Joins All-Time Second Basemen Debate

From Tigertown a call to include Charlie Gehringer among great second basemen. The longtime Tiger veteran, from Fowlerville Michigan, enjoyed an 18 year major league career as a top hitter and stellar fielder despite time catching up.

Lajoie Collins Frisch Hornsby Charlie Gehringer Tigertown Tiger Fowlerville Mich

Kelly's Hard Job

The article notes Jack Kelly the former oarsman now leading a national conditioning board faces a massive task persuading millions, especially younger and middle aged people, to address diet and exercise. It says eyes teeth ears stomach and legs are the main deficiencies hindering national condition. It portrays the challenge as daunting yet necessary.

Jack Kelly

Gals Bring Oomph to Bowling Alleys Nationwide

A photo series highlights about 3,000,000 American women who bowl, showcasing the rise of female participation and enthusiasm in bowling. The piece contrasts past perceptions of bowling alleys as gentlemen's clubs with contemporary female involvement and energy.

United States

Visit in Minnesota and Girl Scout activities noted

In St. Cloud Minnesota the author stays with Mrs. Albert G Whitney, visits eight public schools and a large veterans hospital for mental cases, then travels to Minneapolis to Chicago and New York. She covers a Girl Scout gathering with a medal presentation to Father Moore and notes news of an Iceland destroyer torpedoing and allied concerns for service members.

Minnesota St. Cloud Minn Albert G. Whitney Miss Thompson International Students Institute Campobello University of Minnesota Veterans’ Hospital Mrs. Whitney Minneapolis Nicolett Chicago Milwaukee New York City Girl Scouts Father Moore NYA Advisory Committee C. Leslie Glenn National Girl Scouts NYA National Advisory Committee

Texas for All Texas Ballpark Figures and Sheriff Origin

The text cites vast Texas land area and world population estimates with per person square footage for mobility. It also notes the term sheriff derives from shirereeve meaning custodian of the peace of a county, linking title origin to law enforcement.

Texas Sherif

Maelstrom Myths Persist Around Norwegian Tidal Whirlpool

The Maelstrom between two Lofoten islands is a famed whirlpool whose violence has long been exaggerated by writers like Schiller and Poe. Poe’s 1840 description deterred travelers for about 75 years, though modern views deem it less deadly.

Lofoten Norway Schiller Poe Maelstrom

Tip for Hostesses Serve First Course in Living Room

When a hostess serves a dinner or luncheon without help it is convenient to present the first course in the living room. The course can be fruit or vegetable juices appetizers or soup served hot or cold.

Fast Flying Fowl Duck and Goose Speeds Reach 65 MPH

A readable note states that ducks and geese can fly at speeds up to about 65 miles per hour. The fact highlights rapid avian flight without naming specific species or events.

Milton Translated Latin Letters for Foreign Rulers in 1649

In 1649 John Milton was assigned the task of translating Latin into the diplomatic language for letters to foreign rulers. The report notes Latin usage in English diplomacy persisted into that era.

England John Milton

American Fashion Innovators Lead in Global Trends

The narrative traces how Alaskan sealskin exports found Paris demand and notes that US slide fasteners, unused in dresses until 1986 when Schiaparelli adopted them, mark a shift. Today American designers set the pace, signaling a domestic influence on global fashion.

America Paris United States Schiaparelli

Magnesium alloys claim major share of US use

Aircraft makers now consume about 70 percent of the magnesium alloys available in the United States, reflecting a concentration of demand in the aerospace sector.

United States

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