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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1943

Page

2

From wastelands to plastics chemurgy renews farm wealth

Wheeler McMillen and Dr. Boris Berkman describe chemurgy turning submarginal lands into cash crops. Dandelions, milkweed, cattails, walnut shells and castor beans fuel plastics and other industries, with milkweed fibers for textiles and insulation, cattail floss for soundproofing, and oat hulls for furfural resins.

Wheeler McMillen National Farm Chemurghc Council Chemurgy Russia Indies Boris Berkman Berkman Michigan C. F. Burgess Alex Laurie Ohio State University Laurie Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Chemurgists

Nazis Leave Explosive Souvenirs Behind on Battlefield

The army, led by Lieut. Gen. Lesley J. McNair, emphasizes booby trap detection in training as enemy devices proliferate in North Africa. Troops are warned that concealed dangers range from fountain pens and watches to whistles and wallets, with triggers activated by vibration or impact.

Lesley J. McNair North Africa

White House dining shifts to private study meals

The piece notes how President Roosevelt’s meals have moved from grand state rooms to the private study on the second floor. Dictation remains heavy with Grace Tully, and social events are scarce aside from occasional visits, while the president enjoys quiet rides and sunny days in the country when possible.

White House Roosevelt Harry Hopkins Justice Byrnes Sam Rosenman Grace Tully Grace Jimmy Byrnes Anthony Eden Scottie Falla Howeve

Notes on the Intelligentsia and War Snippets

Fred Allen ends a planned column and quits radio in June while Lucius Beebe jokes about train priority in Chicago. The column surveys wartime talk from Goebbels to Rommel, magazine pieces, and a mix of Broadway wit and satirical vignettes reflecting American morale and media during wartime.

The Intelligentsia Fred Allen Lucius Beebe Chicago 50 Beebe Ben Hecht John Briggs N. Y

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