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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1941

Page

7

Lone Texans siege ends as Jeff Brand defies mob

Ellen Carey helps Jeff Brand after a jail assault by ranchers and Texas invaders. Calhoun Terry offers a truce, vowing to surrender if Larry is released while Jeff reveals the Texans shot a horse to force the crowd to back down. Ellen confronts Terry at the Holden House as danger lingers and futures hinge on unrest and escape.

Roan Alford Brand Jeff Roan Alford Lane Carey Ellen Carey Round Top Holden House Calhoun Terry Terry Richards Cal Larry Jeff Brand Sheriff Hart Cal Terry Tee Ellison Texas Jerr Larry Richards Lee Hart Lee Fort Garfield Brad Congress Tiers Doctor Harris Father Calhoun Icksands Jem Turley Jim Tetlow Buck River Washington

Eleanor Roosevelt Sees Unity in United Women’s Groups

Eleanor Roosevelt notes the United Women’s Organizations in Washington DC grew from 12 to 57 groups and aims to unify civilian defense efforts. She meets Kermit Roosevelt and discusses collaboration with the American Women’s Volunteer and Civilian Defense staff. Regional social security directors plan ahead for postwar readjustment and emergency needs.

DaGiardia Few Washington United Women's Organizations District of Columbia Kermit Roosevelt Seattle Wash Office of Civilian Defense White House American Women's Volunteer Civilian Defense Office American Women’s Volunteer _ association Social Security Board

Postcard Confessions Prompt Private Requests to Authorities

A columnist recounts receiving postcards seeking arrests for slander and urging the President to review local draft board practices. The writer notes only authorized officials may act and cannot fulfill the private requests, while acknowledging the writers’ confidence in White House attention.

White House

Radio program Freedom's People airs with dignitaries in audience

Dr John Studebaker and Dr Ambrose Caliver led a broadcast of Freedom's People to a notable gathering including Secretary Morgenthau Mrs Morgenthau and Lord Mountbatten. The session praised Negro contributions to the nation and featured Noel Coward songs London Pride and a humorous piece about the Home Guard.

John Studebaker Ambrose Caliver Freedom's People Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau Lord Lady Mountbatten Lord Mountbatten Noel Coward London

Sewing Circle IX Patterns Apron with Sashes

Pattern No. 8030 offers a fitted apron with shoulder bow and side sashes. Sizes 34 to 48 available. size 36 requires 2 1/4 yards 32 inch material and 3/4 yard braid. Send orders to the listed address.

Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New Montgomery Street San Francisco

What Roman emperor made Christianity legal

Questions cover which emperor legalized Christianity, whether forest fires kill fish and how, sea level atmospheric pressure, definition of an apocryphal story, and a size comparison between the Black Sea and Lake Superior.

Black Sea Lake Superior

Answers and Data From a Jawbreaker Reading

A fragmented passage lists items about Constantine the Great and other trivia. It notes alkali ash harming fish and a pressure measurement of minus 14.7 psi. It mentions the Black Sea being five times larger and references Uncle Sam’s Christmas requests with Camel cigarettes as the preferred gift and top selling brand in military sales.

Constantine (the Great Black Sea Sam Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard Prince Albert

Two Ears of Corn Quote Attributed to Swift

A quotation attributed to Swift extols two ears of corn or two blades of grass growing where only one existed, claiming such a feat would benefit mankind and surpass the service of politicians.

Liking Duty

A noted quotation attributes happiness to liking what one must do rather than what one prefers. James M Barrie is cited as the author, emphasizing acceptance of duty to find contentment.

James M. Barrie

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