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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1944
Page
6
Using a fruit jar and suds to wash delicate lace, then rinsing by shaking. Clean blackened kettles with kerosene dampened newspapers, soap, and scouring powder. Preserve rubber washing machine rollers with coarse sand paper and a damp wipe. Prevent cake sticking by dusting the plate with powdered sugar beforehand.
Highly trained marine paratroopers exit fast-moving ships with exact timing to prevent scattering. They steer and control fall speed to land in a small area and avoid water or dangerous sites.
Field report from Normandy details antiaircraft crews guarding unloading beaches and ports during the D Day period. Ack-ack battalions man dozens of guns, intercept planes, and reinforce infantry as German air activity fluctuates. The piece highlights Sgt Hyman Haas and his Brooklyn crew who knocked out a German 88 with a 37 mm gun after rerouting a half track to face the threat.
The piece analyzes a GOP agricultural platform calling for a market price supported by loans and other means to ensure equitable farm income relative to labor and business. It notes potential parity implications, the role of Congress, and hints at irrigation policy and regional debates including California’s Central Valley reactions.
Soldiers in Normandy paint names on vehicles including a jeep titled Bientot and a motorcycle named Char de Mort. The practice extends to many moving weapons as American troops give tongue twisting to local French towns, creating shared in-jokes.
Barbara Bell pattern No 1990 designed for sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and 42. Size 14 requires 336 yards of 33 inch material.
A dialogue touches comfort of a head, then defines a trousseau as the bride’s clothes kept for years after the wedding. Marge and Mom discuss forms, with Mom explaining the term’s meaning.
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