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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1938
Page
8
Washington reports a notable AAA decision rejecting a potato marketing agreement covering 13 early and intermediate states. Officials deemed the program not feasible given the vote, signaling farmer independence and a shift away from Washington control in agriculture.
A column reviews a largely unused marketing agreement across 12 states Alabama through Virginia. It notes 7300 producer votes and questions why many growers did not participate while contrasting farmer independence with bureaucratic controls. It then recounts a National Press Club lunch talk about regulation and democracy.
Greyhound, holder of the world half mile trot record, entertains with playful performance at Goshen North Carolina. Former Hambletonian winner and American champion participates in the event with crowd noted for enthusiasm.
Brief column notes rising tensions in British politics around Duncan Sandys and Churchill ties. It mentions Sandys as a promising young figure, possible Eden successor potential, and a parliamentary shift amid government pushback. Also covers a Wright brothers retrospective by an American group seeking to honor early flight history and General Falkenhausen’s China predictions amid the German mission’s return.
Pattern 6085 offers transfer designs including two motifs sized 4 by 5 inches and two of 3 by 4 inches plus multiple smaller motifs and borders. It lists color schemes, stitch illustrations and materials, with a request to mail 15 cents to The Sewing Circle in New York for pattern delivery. Include name and address.
An old Dale Carnegie line notes that harsh snubs often push the snubber toward success by inspiring those who are hurt to persevere. It frames criticism as a spur rather than a setback.
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