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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1950

Page

2

Huge Crop Surpluses May Prompt Federal Farm Controls

The 1949 U S crop total neared a record with corn at 3.378 billion bushels and livestock feed at 126 million tons, prompting the Agriculture Department to consider broad controls next year across cotton peanuts tobacco rice potatoes and soybeans. The piece also notes a U S state department plan to distribute 260000 comic book titles in Asia and discusses National Pancake Day upcoming on February 21 1950 with observances in the United States and abroad.

U.S U.S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture Départment U.S. State Department South Korea Thailand French Indo-China Indonesia United States Washington Thomas Jefferson Walt Whitman Abraham Lincoln Andrew Carnegie Jane Addams Thomas A. Edison George Washington Carver State Department Public Affairs Division Great Britain Europe

Pact Defense Signals Shared Knowledge Among Allies

United States Great Britain and Canada agreed to exchange information on conventional weapons and share development data. They aim to standardize weapons and study advanced systems while avoiding atomic capabilities, emphasizing preparedness to deter war.

United States Great Britain Canada Defense Department Russia Stalin

Top 10 Men of 1949 Named by Newspapers

The 1949 Year News Annual selects ten outstanding men across fields including Dr Albert Schweitzer Dean Acheson Dr Ralph Bunche Charles Seymour Walter Reuther Jackie Robinson Serge Koussevitsky Arthur Miller Stanley Kramer and Milton Berle Critics say headlines influenced the choices more than deeds.

Albert Schweitzer Dean Acheson Ralph Bunche Charles Seymour Yale University Walter Reuther Cio-Uaw Jackie Robinson Brooklyn Dodgers Serge Koussevitsky Boston Symphony Orchestra Arthur Miller Stanley Kramer Home of the Brave Milton Berle

Russia Eyes Sea Power With New Fleets And Tech

The report cites Jane's Fighting Ships claiming Russia may be building three 35 000 ton battleships with radio controlled torpedoes and a vast submarine fleet. It notes uncertainty about substantiation and suggests U S and Britain mothballed to one battleship in service Missouri. The piece also covers Truman housing push for the forgotten man and private industry led programs.

Tom Paine Russia Jane’s Iron Curtain United States Great Britain Uss.s. Missouri Congress Truman Washington

Hiss Francis 8 Talk Sparks Perjury Trial Controversy

Sayre former U S assistant secretary of state testified Alger Hiss had a very good reputation for integrity and veracity when Hiss was Sayre s right hand man amid the perjury trial over stolen secret documents. Also noted policy steps to speed Japan readmission include training more Japanese diplomats and bringing hundreds of parliament members officials and students.

Francis 8. Sayre U.S Alger Hiss State Department Hiss Sayre Japan U.S. State Department

Basil Rejects Arranged Marriage and Chooses Love

Basil Winthrop, dominated by his wealthy father, rebels against an arranged marriage to Elaine Mortimer. He falls for a red headed hotel girl named Mary Smith, proposes, and the couple marry, choosing personal happiness over parental control.

BA Winthrop Basil Winthrop Sarah Mortimer Elaine Sarah Basile Mortimer Mary Smith

Rain Defying Umbrella For Amphitheatre Arrives

Report from Pittsburgh cites a revolutionary umbrella to cover an amphitheatre in two and a half minutes by a switch. Designers say it is not yet on the market but will be built next fall for Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera.

Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera Renan

House panel to probe real estate and medical issues

Representative Buchanan announced a special house lobbying investigating committee will begin examining real estate and medical issues. Buchanan chairs the committee responsible for the inquiry and will review “other-side” concerns as part of its mandate.

Buchanan House

Too Little for Brains Idea Hinders Medical Research

An interview with a young physician highlights barriers to cancer research funding. He describes unpaid lab work, delayed fellowships, and the struggle to publish before securing grants, while noting the mismatch between industrial labor and research potential in a bustling city scene.

M.D

Crossword Puzzle Acros From An 1920s Page

Puzzle list shows clues across and down with varied topics from animals and gods to rivers and weights. Topics include maritime terms, Greek letters, and royal family references, indicating a mixed standard American crossword.

Morton Downey Voices Enduring Career Across Media Stage to TV

Morton Downey boasts a career spanning stage film radio and television. He directs three companies and serves as vice president of one. Downey joins many stars in a charity drive for the Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation, aiding a two million dollar aim with appearances from Geraldine Fitzgerald Samm Kaye Arthur Godfrey and Abe Burrows.

Che Hollywood Mike Lorelle Tony Kevin Ronald Colman NBC Benita Hume Colman Jo Benny Halls of Ivy Eventua Geraldine— Fitzgerald Samm Kaye Arthur Godfrey Mor Downey Abe Burrows

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