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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1941

Page

2

Private Papers and Public Figures in Curious Times

A collage of notes and anecdotes features Thornton Wilder recalling London, Max Beerbohm quipping about the Thames, and FBI interest in a Chicago physician linked to Mussolini. It also cites cultural blurbs from Dinah Shore to Paul Muni, with media chatter about the Times Blog and other public figures.

Thornton Wilder London Barrie Max Beerbohm Wilder Dinah Shore Frank Black NBC Paul Muni Judith Anderson Raymond Massey Ruth Gordon Red Cross Betty Hutton Bob—Hope Richard Grooks James-Melton Times

U S to Observe 150th Birthday of Bill of Rights

The United States marks the 160th anniversary of the Magna Charta of liberties the Bill of Rights as Civilian Defense leads National and local observances with Education and Library of Congress materials. Archibald MacLeish urged local defense councils to form information committees and promoting defense programs.

U. S Washington Europe Asia Office of Civilian Defense Archibald MacLeish Congress Senate House of Representatives Roosevelt United States Defense Councils Library of Congress F. H. LaGuardia Defense Council Local Defense Councils MacLeish

Occupation of Dutch Guiana Strengthens Defense Bases

The United States, with Netherlands exile approval and Brazil and Argentina cooperation, occupies Dutch Guiana to bolster hemisphere defenses and protect Surinam bauxite. The move aligns with broader wartime strategy and may deter Japanese, Vichy, and Nazi pressure while reinforcing anti air defenses for regional security.

New York United States Dutch Guiana Netherlands Brazil Argentina Natal Paramaribo Guiana Dakar Lati French Guiana Vichy General Weygand Africa Dutch East Indies Pacific West—indies Panama Canal Puerto Rico Borinquen Field Dutch-Guiana Surinam Arkansas Alabama Georgia Bureau of Mines Europe America Hitler France Hungary Jugoslavia Greece Italy Germany John H. Walthall Tennessee Valley Authority Muscle Shoals Laboratory Atlantic Motherland North Carolina Iowa

British Diplomats Spark Washington Society Debate

Washington insiders discuss British diplomacy as the Russian ambassador is barred from a plane to the United States. The piece quots friction at the British embassy, Halifax’s courtesy, and the clash of isolationist and interventionist views among senators and officials. It notes high government telecommunication costs and wartime perks.

Washington,d.c Litvinoff U.S.A Washington Hull Britain British Purchasing Commission Viscount Halifax Charles Peake India Calcutta Keokuk Senate Roosevelt Sen Burt Wheeler Navy Forrestal Wheeler Forrestal Wheeler-Rayburn

After the War What Then Plans for a U S Economy

The National Resources Planning Board led by Frederic A. Delano proposes keeping 60,000,000 workers employed after victory with high wages, financed governmentally, raising fears of state capitalism and loss of free competition. The piece argues for industry-led recovery, farm-sourced prosperity, and warns against forced taxation to secure jobs. It highlights farm contributions, chemurgy, rising food prices, and opposition to compulsory labor payment.

National Resources Planning Board Frederic A. Delano Charles E. Merriam George F. Yantis United States Italy Wheeler McMillen Chemurgy

Christmas Trees Pay for College at Cornell University

Gene Hanson, a Cornell sophomore, funds his education with home grown Christmas trees harvests and local advertising stunts. Over three seasons he sold trees totaling 456 dollars and expects another 75 dollars this December. The effort began as a 4-H project in 1932 with 1 000 free transplants from the state conservation department, planted on good land with careful spacing to survive.

Ithaca N. Y New York State Cornell University Gene Hanson New York State College of Agriculture Gene State Conservation Department Gené

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