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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1944
Page
3
Western Newspaper Union reports a Philhar monic Symphony Sunday feature. The American Scriptures committee waited for Carl Carmer, who forgot a faculty meeting and wore mismatched shoes. They learned the meeting was scheduled for the next day.
The White Paper will admit Britain is bankrupt as it discloses wartime global investments liquidated to fund the conflict. It proposes a postwar lend-lease system with up to 64 billion for 1945 and reexport of some materials to revive exports, plus a new lend-lease court to regulate goods for trade.
Premier Stalin addresses the Soviet Union denouncing Germany and Japan as aggressors. The speech revives talk of Soviet aid to the Pacific war, though whether it includes full participation or use of Russian bases remains undecided. Russia’s position in northeast Asia is noted as vulnerable compared with Japan.
In a Pacific message Grantland Rice relays Leahy's note on Navy duty. He discusses submarine crews spending 50 to 80 day patrols with little fresh air or sunshine, limited fruit and vegetables, constant pressure, and the need for thorough rest after port entry.
An article describes major submarine bases maintaining rest and recuperation cottages for crews. Each sailor rests about 15 days with leisure time, then participates in softball, football, volleyball, and other games. Facilities include a beer hall, nightly free movies, a recreation hall with pool and table tennis, and reading rooms.
The writer argues service teams and pre flight units deserve bowl bids, not weaker college squads. Randolph Field Ramblers, a strong service squad with pros and veterans, would easily defeat top colleges, suggesting pairing the two best service teams against each other in a bowl.
The piece highlights Georgia Tech freshmen Dinkey Bowen and George Mathews, both 17, as they perform impressively against veteran players including Bob Jenkins Don Whitmire Ralph Ellsworth and Bruce Smith. Their feats underscore a remarkable season for young talent.
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