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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1944

Page

2

Price Premium Fight Shapes War Food Policy Debate

In Washington the battle over price premiums for farm products heats as Congress and the administration clash over subsidies and price controls. War Food officials fear cattle glut risks, bankers worry about feeding stock, and cattlemen push for elastic prices while opposing fixed premiums under the OPA bill.

WNU Service Union Trust Building Washington, D.C New Deal Congress Senate House Joe Martin OPA Sam Washington Joe G. Montague Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Army Navy Montague

Front Line Movies Keep Combat Troops Connected to Home

Army Overseas Motion Picture service ships fresh 16 mm films to all combat zones, with 11 782 programs sent overseas. Musicals, comedies and light dramas top the servicemen’s tastes while war pictures rank low.

Hollywood Army Overseas Motion Picture Service New York City U.S. A War Department

Seamen, Red Cross Aid, and Nazi Labor Policy

Six hundred former seamen and officers of the American merchant marine who entered the U S army from shore employment in the last eight months have been released to return to sea. The American Red Cross bought over 2 760 000 pocket almanacs for free serviceman distribution. U S mints last year produced about one tenth of the coins made in 152 years. Nazi Interior Minister Himmler ordered a new class of 17 year olds registered for labor service and ruled that all deferment applications would be useless.

America U. S. Army American Red Cross United States Interior Heinrich Himmler

Army Morale Reels Reach Soldiers Worldwide On Front Lines

Maj. Gen. Frederick Osborn describes morale services bringing over 40 film items weekly to troops, including G I Movies and Fighting Men. On Guadalcanal 104 shows ran one night, while in New Guinea three films played for thousands. Mobile units deliver content to remote camps by any transport.

Pacific Theater Frederick H. Osborn Army Midale Services Division Army Service Forces Overseas Motion Picture Service of Pacific Hollywood New Guinea G.I Lst Osborn Army-Navy Screen Magazine Australia New Zealand New Caledonia Solomon Islands New Hebrides New Georgia Bougainville Fiji Tropica Pacific Island Screen Magazine U. S Frederick Osborn States Guadalcanal Finschhafen Radio City New York

Canada’s War Effort Powerhouse in World View

Canada stands as America’s key ally in wartime industry. It produces most aluminum nickel asbestos and radio equipment, ships arms and armor, and supplies vast newsprint and signaling gear. Women play major roles on munitions lines and in signaling, while public taxes and production rise sharply.

Canada América United States United Nations U. S Australia MacKenzie King Hitler Shipshaw Niagara Falls Great Boulder Dam

Canada trains most air crews for Allies during war

The Royal Canadian Air Force fields about 200000 personnel across 36 squadrons and supports Britain by supplying a quarter of RCAP crews. The British Commonwealth Air Training Plan operates in Canada as a primary training hub for nearly all aviation personnel, with nine of twenty Berlin bombers' crews trained in Canada.

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Old Furniture Painted in blue and cream with rose stencils

A description of transforming old furniture and odds and ends with blue and cream paint. Roses are stenciled on walls and items, including a Boston rocker style, window shade, lamp base, parchment shade, chest, and footstool. Patterns and instructions offered by mail for 15 cents.

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