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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1944

Page

2

Washington Digest GOP to Inject Youth in 1944 Campaign

Washington column notes Republican uplift through youth with Herbert Brownell as national committee chair, contrasting Dewey style with Bricker and Truman. It cites Brownell’s plan to target bosses of corrupt machines and left wingers, hints at CIO influence, labor support, and potential map-based war planning references.

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Charcoal Gas as a Gasoline Substitute for Farms

Newsweek tested a gasogene on an 800 mile Kalamazoo to New York trip. The charcoal fuel produced about 65 percent power of gasoline, averaging 30 mph and 20 cents per 15 miles. Gasogene use requires higher idle speeds, frequent refueling, and two to three minutes to add fresh fuel.

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Navy rift and wartime labor clash dominate reports

Insiders describe friction between Secretary Forrestal and Admiral King as intense as past tensions with Knox. King publicly overruled Forrestal over the navy gray summer uniform and pressed political comments during a joint press conference with Admiral Halsey. Separate notes highlight the Veterans of Foreign Wars gaining ground on the American Legion in postwar recruitment, aided by policy moves and overseas circulation. The piece also notes German defeat signals and Roosevelt’s Pacific strategy under evolving wartime sentiment.

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War era road repairs loom as 34,000 miles targeted

An Office of War Information report based on Public Roads Administration data says many state highways face repairs and rebuilding by war’s end. Immediate plans aim to upgrade 34,000 miles per the National Interregional Highway Committee. Farm loans aid discharged servicemen with no credit. Seasonal workers may get rationed food allotments for 60 days or less.

British Information Service Office of War Information Public Roads Administration National Interregional Highway Committee

Gasogene Maintenance Notes From Travel Log

The gasogene outfit needs more care than gasoline machines as it burns charcoal. Ashes should be shaken out about weekly. Two filters require periodic cleaning: the radical finned filter and the security filter, with inspection done at each stop during the trip.

Practical Slip Cover Ideas for Your Use

A notice describes practical slip covers that save fabric with step by step directions for making them. It notes unusually high demand and war conditions causing longer order filling times and asks readers to send their orders to a listed address.

Jet Propulsion in Fish Predates Modern Tech

About 270 fish species including cuttlefish use jet propulsion by expelling water from gill slits to surge through the sea. Tail and fins stay still during travel and if they need to reverse, they suck in water through gill slits and expel it from the mouth.

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