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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

2

Distance Dims Reality of Europe's Need of Aid

In this wartime column the writer contrasts American generosity with indifference to Europe’s suffering after war. He laments ruined Paris and displaced civilians while urging support for rebuilding. The piece discusses the Nuremberg trials, stressing due process and the legal precedents for collective security over vengeance.

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Reforming the German Mind After Nazism

A reflection on rebuilding German mentality through education and democracy rather than military force. The author warns that neglecting reform risks weaponizing German energy again and critiques U S efforts, noting poor press coverage and scarce support for German journalists at trials.

Lincoln Establishment of the Department of Agriculture

Lincoln signed the May 1862 act creating the U S department of agriculture. The piece notes his push for agricultural policy, the Morrill land grant act, and the Homestead Act, detailing how these shaped farming, colleges, and postwar expansion. It highlights Lincoln’s farm roots and long-term impact on U S agriculture.

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Barbs by Bankhage on Nazism and home life claims

The essay alleges anti Nazi sentiment stems from broken homes with dead or dominated fathers. It cites a decade of declining fatal home accidents and notes a 1942 statistic that farmers received only 12 percent of farm income. The Dean of Canterbury compares Britain to Europe, asserting a century lag.

Twentieth Century Fund

Practical farming advice from state colleges outlined

Farmers are urged to use heated winterized farm shops and overhaul equipment each winter. Oregon reports a disruption at the Alumina plant delaying ammonium sulfate, with repairs underway to resume shipments this month. Georgia extension director Walter Brown warns in 1946 plans inflation remains a threat and may be followed by deflation.

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President Truman suites and wartime notes from New York

A collage of wartime and postwar observations notes Presidents, hospitals, and social quirks. Truman plans a Walter Reed suite. Nazis charm and fear Russians near Berlin. Army and Navy medical loyalties discussed. Also quirky items on personalities, laws, and Hollywood gossip anchor a busy page.

A Flared Skirt for Your Dressing Table

Instructions outline cutting a half skirt pattern for a flared dressing table piece in white pique with pink bindings. A center front option on fold is noted, with diagram guidance and points A and C marked for layout. SEWING BOOK 5 offers 30 more home craft projects, copies 15c postpaid.

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