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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1944

Page

2

Washington mobilizes fifteen thousand for emergency farm labor

In Washington DC a campaign led by Johnny Jones aims to recruit about fifteen thousand District of Columbia residents to volunteer for farm labor during harvest. Volunteers include White House staff, cabinet aides, senators, Marines, WAVES, and other service members, with camps offering pay and flexible hours.

Washington District of Columbia Johnny Jones Philadelphia Athletics Coatsville Department of Agriculture Extension Service Jones White House Wacs WAVES Marines SPARS Virginia

Air Evacuation of Wounded Among Modern Military Medicine

The article details air evacuation as a top life saving measure, tracing a wounded Doughboy from Normandy to home via unarmed C-54s and ATC planes. It highlights nurses Marjean Brown and Suella Bernard, the rapid transport chain, and the system's impact on survival and morale.

Normandy D-Day Marjean Brown Columbus Ohio Suella Bernard Waynesville Joe England Air Transport Command Long Island British Isles New York Colorado Rockies Dad Mom Sis David N Grant Army Air Forces Army Makin Island Anzio Norman T Kirk France Paul R Hawley United Kingdom United States Trooper Carrier Command ATC Jim North Africa Sergt Walter A Smith Sprngfield Mass Italy Baker General Hospital Martinsburg W Va Ashford General Hospital White Sulphur Springs Hagerstown Smith Continental United States AAF Andres G Oliver

Oil pact between US and Britain aims to avert future wars

The article details an informal oil agreement between the United States and Great Britain to reduce war risk by ensuring fair, non-discriminatory oil trade and cooperative development. It notes past British and American tensions over oil in Palestine, Colombia, Arabia, and Persia, and describes provisions to avoid cutthroat competition while safeguarding concessions and access.

United States Great Britain Charles Evans Hughes Palestine League U. S Colombia Panama Canal Panama Arabia Gulf of Persia Atlantic Near East Washington Lord Beaverbrook Ickes Hull Britain England USA Ethiopia Mussolini Italy

Germans Capture Notes and War Production Update

A German soldier captured in France wrote in his notebook a line blessing retreat. Production of 12 782 electric ranges in Q3 1944 is authorized for three manufacturers without war work interference. A pamphlet from the Office of Defense Transportation outlines a simple method to detect slow tyre leaks to prevent flats. German dentists are ordered to limit care to urgent measures.

France Office of Defense Transportation

Air Medal Ribbon Winner Morale Builder

Lieutenant Gerdan Bouwhuis of Kalamazoo Michigan, a flight nurse with the ferrying division of the Air Transport Command, wears the Air Medal ribbon for heroic services in the South Pacific theater. She attends a wounded soldier whose gratitude is evident in this photograph.

Air Transport Command Gerdan Bouwhuis Kalamazoo Mich Bouwhuis South Parign

Lawn Chair For Children And Adults Pattern Sale

Pint-size lawn chair shown with measurements for children and teens. Patterns 253 and 269 provide materials lists, diagrams, and step by step directions. both patterns offered together for a small price by mail order.

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Monument to Victor Emmanuel II in Rome

Rome's monument to Victor Emmanuel II, king of Italy from 1861 to 1878, is the world’s costliest memorial of its kind. Built of white marble with sculpted reliefs and a large equestrian statue, it covers a square block, rises as high as an 18 story building, cost five million dollars and took twenty six years to complete before its 1911 dedication.

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