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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1941

Page

3

Baseball fans clash over AL MVP picks in heated letters

Readers volley opinions on Joe DiMaggio Ted Williams and Bob Feller plus Cecil Travis Cullenbine Thornton Lee and Frank Hayes arguing who should win the American League Most Valuable Player. The letters reflect strong fan loyalties and debate over 1940s star performances.

Joe DiMaggio Ted Williams Bob Feller Albion Mich Cecil Travis Washington Senators Travis Senators DiMaggio Williams Feller Yankees Red Sox Indians Cullenbine Thornton Lee Frank Hayes Wiliams Bob Felfer Jimmy Dykes

Dodgers and Cardinals battle for pennant amid dust and doubt

The pennant race centers on star players from the Dodgers and Cardinals as injuries shift momentum. Pete Reiser was favored before his injury, with Whit Wyatt, Kirby Higbe, Dolph Camilli, Dixie Walker, and Ducky Medwick leading the Dodgers contenders alongside Cardinal figures Terry Moore, Johnny Mize, Ernie White, Johnny Hopp, Frank Crespi and Jimmy Brown in the running.

Pete Reiser Pete Dodgers Whit Wyatt Kirby Higbe Dolph Camilli Dixie Walker Ducky Medwick Terry Moore Cardinal Terry Ernie White Johnny Hopp Johnny Mize Frank Crespi Jimmy Brown

Speaking of Sports Highlights for the Fall Season

Veteran coach Bernie Bierman and the Minnesota Gophers figure as the marquee in a broad preview of 1940s college football. The piece surveys top backfield talents across the Midwest, mentions Notre Dame, Ivy League contenders, Stanford, Duke, Alabama, Georgia, and notes injury-prone Cardinals and other early-season uncertainties. It also includes brief notes on players and a boxing prize-fight ban in the District of Columbia.

Minnesota Bernie Bierman Golden Gophers Norsemen Gophers Bierman Bruce Smith George Franck Northwestern Clawson and DeCorrevont Tuffy Chambers Ike Kepford Jim Furlong George Benson Don Kruger Dick Erdlitz East Fordham Navy Jimmy Crowley Swede Larson Crowley Jim Blumenstock Steve Filipowicz Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania Harvard Crimson Red Clark Shaughnessy Stanford Frankie Albert Albert Pete Kmetovic Laurels South Duke Steve Lach Alabama Jimmy Nelson Georgia Frank Sinkwich Jim Thibaut Tulane Junius Hovious Merle Hapes Mississippi Bernie Crimmins Notre Dame Fay E Book Marquette University Rankin Aeronautical Academy Tulare Calilla Nevada District of Columbia

R A F Fledglings Train Here at Lakeland School

John Staples of London is among a hundred British boys trained to be pilots at the Lakeland school of aeronautics. Thirty U S cadets also receive expert instruction away from bombed homeland airfields. Staples, age 23, received an Uncle Sam bunny mascot from Florida admirers.

John Staples London Royal Air Force Lakeland School of Aeronautics U. S Staples Uncle Sam Bunny Florida Billie Jones Sam

Tax reform cartoon spoofs pay as you enter system

A long satirical piece critiques the Simplified Chart income tax plan with quips about post office blanks and a “Not A Headache In A Carload” approach. It jokes that tax forms should be prettier with cartoons and even movie shorts, while lampooning public attitudes toward reform amid world events.

Senate Finance Committee

Leave a Note bungalow and wooden door fixtures

Readable text describes a practical Leave a Note bungalow item placed beside the front door with a pad and pencil inside the hinged door for guests. Also mentions woodpecker and horse doorknockers and a jig, coping or keyhole saw for cutting items from wood with bright enamels. Pattern 29310 outlines and directions.

Two Classes of People According to De Morgan

The quote contrasts two self-conceptions, those who feel they inhabit a body and those who feel they are a body with a inner mechanism. The speaker likens selfhood to a bottle and wonders what occurs when the bottle is uncorked.

Japan China Churchill William de Morgan

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New York Hank Greenberg Tigers A. S Hank Cardinals Robert McShane Midwest Bill Willlenbrand Indiana Bill Green Iowa Bill de Correvant Don Clawson Steve Juzwik Frank Leahy Gashouse R.A.F. Fledglings America Lakeland Sky Fighters R.A. F Morgenthau Uncle Sam Fiorello Dynamo Boy Hanks Low Elmer Twitchell Ima Dodo Martha Kansas City Kellogg Company Thackeray Edward King Edward INLY C/PATS Rabbi L. I. Newman Salt Lake City West J. H. Waters J. Holman Waters and W. Ross Sutton
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