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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
2
A 1,000,000th traffic death is projected to occur in mid December in the United States. The piece reflects on the century of road fatalities and the senseless waste of lives, noting the millions who have died in motor vehicle accidents and the various factors behind these deaths.
In New York to promote the picture ONNA REED and John Derek meet the mayor and appear at ceremonies while promoting their film and radio dates. Donna Corcoran exits as a child star destined for bigger roles. A piece on traffic safety laments lax licensing exams and weak penalties, urging citizen action to reduce accidents and deaths.
Ruxton, Mad. An 80 year old who holds that idleness kills men wrecks buildings to stay fit. William Frederick Old Pop Losch has torn down four houses three barns and a Democratic club over three years. He once served as a county official before returning to wrecking.
A compact list of crossword clues including Across for Apportions On a ship Tibetan gazelle Twisted fabric etc and Down clues with notes on seaport Burgess Burgas on the Black Sea and coinage from Persia with various definitions and spellings for the puzzle.
Howie and Tristam Olds aided by a neighborly Sheriff investigate a barn fire that scorched the haymow and prompted a lookout for local suspects. The pair suspect Shell or Long, neighbors, as possible culprits in the odd disturbance.
Wright A Patterson argues English Labor Party aims to equalize wealth via taxes and doles. He claims socialized medicine and heavy purchase taxes strain doctors and living costs, warns of rationing, and contrasts Conservative and Republican stances. He predicts minority support for Fair Deal and questions GOP plans. He also notes Gen Ike's likely nomination challenges.
Howie and Trist hatch a midnight plan to trap thieves who tried to buy out the farm. A wire bell and barn firelight reveal the culprits, including Trist’s sons, as sheriff Gunfrey and Long face a choice to prosecute or let them go.
Henry P. Davis of Remington Arms argues hunting luck comes from effort and knowledge not chance. He cites field skill, habitat control, and wind awareness as keys, then notes an Maryland creel census showing most fishers catch little, while hoop nets and trotlines offer productive methods.
The article advises starting private tutoring for gun dog pups before field work. Begin yard training in the sixth or seventh month, or as soon as the pup understands basic commands.
The newspaper profiles Sal Maglie, noting his late bloom with the Giants and Mexico league work, detailing how control and learning new pitches after years in lower circuits propelled a 32 year old to 18 wins last season and 20 this season as Leo Durocher orients him into a regular rotation.
An unusual use of nickel leverages its magnetostrictive property in echo depth sounders to improve measurement speed and range.
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