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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1941

Page

2

New York Heartbeat Parade and Hollywood Tales United

A vivid column surveys showbusiness gossip and political quips from New York, recalling Ted Lewis grosses, James Walker’s health, theater clashes with Lee Shubert, James Stewart sunburn tale, Hoover anecdotes, Goering and Hitler jests, and a Mildred Gilman interview moment in a chaotic panorama of 1940s public life.

Ted Lewis James J Walker Lee Shubert Shubert Gwan Hellzapoppin Charlie Butterworth Hollywood Larry Clinton

Farm Income to Surpass Ten Billion This Year

Federal economists project farm cash income from crops and livestock will exceed 10 billion dollars in 1941, aided by strong consumer demand and Food for Defense purchases. Cotton and wheat incomes vary, with government loans boosting overall income by over 500 million, while export losses dampen cotton gains.

Washington Food For Defense Ibis Eco United States Department of Agriculture

Eastern Iroquois Challenge At Gallup Ceremonial

Dancers from the Six Nations of New York state challenge Western tribes at the twentieth annual Indian Ceremonial in Gallup New Mexico August 13 to 16. Eastern leaders join Ny, Canada delegates like Awl Breaker Cayuga and Chief Big Kettle to vie for North American Championship honors amid parades races and exhibits.

Gallup N. M New York State North America Big Kettle Buffalo N. Y Canada New York Cayuga Corn Planter America Mark Twain

British grain separation process eyed for UK crop gain

Sir Quintin Hill of the British food mission in Washington returns to London with details of a new American process to sort grain seeds by fertility. If adopted by English farmers, Britain’s crop could rise as much as 22 percent.

Washington Sir Quintin Hill British Food Mission London England Britain

National Grandmothers Club Expands Nationwide

Chicago leader Mrs. Marle K. Brown heads the National Grandmothers Club, Inc., now with nearly 2000 members across most states. The group pursues educational and charitable work for children, promotes a modern, active grandmother lifestyle, and maintains nonsectarian, nonpolitical aims.

Chicago National Grandmothers Club, Inc Marle K. Brown Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Baltimore & Ohio A. BR Brown National Grandmothers Club

Roosevelt Aide Read Blast Against Japan in Cabinet Room

In the secretary of state ante room Sumner Welles delivered a harsh critique of Japan. Ickes pressed for an oil embargo while Navy planners urged immediate strikes on Tokyo Yokohama Kobe Osaka. A curious note mentions Andre Maurois and a horned army tank.

Sumner Welles Japan Welles Ickes Roosevelt Indo-China State Department Philadelphia Ickey Coast Guard White House Dutch East Indies Atlantic Seaboard Tokyo U. S Singapore Indies Philippines Paper and Bamboo Yokohama Kobe Osaka Navy U.S Andre Maurois South America Maurois

More Production Now Key to America’s Future

A 1930s style column urges boosting production on farms to cut imports, promote chemurgy, and raise living standards. It critiques policies favoring minorities, laments inflation risk, and argues for congress leaders with vision. It notes fast Senate spending and the impact on households.

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English salesman-turned-soldier wins nurses’ surprise payback

An English high speed salesman who joined the army and was wounded recovers at a base hospital. On his first day of convalescence the nurses surround his bed offering payment for radios refrigerators and vacuum sweepers he had sold while unconscious.

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