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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1943

Page

2

Items We Should Know About the Japs and Ma Ling Soong

A wartime column discusses the Japs and Ma Ling Soong Foundation honoring the First Lady of China. It cites Japs in Northern Japan overseeing invasion units, bicycle shortages in Shanghai, and Allied responses. It mentions Ray Kinney, Sir George Sansom, and Walter Judd, urging house cleaning in the State Department.

Mayling Soong China Wellesley College House Foreign Affairs Committee Clare Boothe Luce Walter H Judd Minneapolis Japan Luce- Judd State Department Hull Ship of State

Six Million Farmers Pledge Co operation In Nationwide Campaign for More Food

Nationwide Farm Mobilization day launches a coast to coast plan to boost 1943 food production. Farmers, county war boards, and government officials outline goals, plans, and required labor and machinery, stressing co operation to feed troops and civilians.

Sam United States Armed Services Minnesota Algiers Illinois United Nations America

Farm Shelterbelt Yields Big Dividend

Near Culbertson Montana farmer Chris Jacobson says ten acres of Norway poplar and willows planted 25 years ago protect his farmhouse and now supply fuel wood and posts. Over 22 years he produced 75 cords of wood and 1 200 posts while replanting each cut tree with faster growing or longer lived species.

Chris Jacobson Culbertson Mont Jacobson

Nation's Farms Provide Needed War Materials

Farmers are shifting to war production as part of the national effort. Hemp, hemp yards, dog plant products, and bark trees are grown at home to replace imports. Farmers cultivate hemp for navy lines and drug plants like belladonna and henbane as substitutes for vital overseas sources. Food remains a weapon and farms supply materials for war.

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Cotton Production Up in Texas Beats 1941 Acreage Increase

Texas farmers raised cotton acreage by 405000 acres to 878000 in 1942, contributing to a December 1 department of agriculture estimate of just under 13000000 bales for the belt. The A and M College Extension service notes the rise in Texas acreage as part of the regional gain.

Japan Chile Pacific Solomons Aleutians Lin Yutang Ninth Avenue Second Avenue Texas Department of Agriculture A. and M. College Extension Service

Revision of Warship Plans and Fire Safety Upgrades

Navy relocates to revised blueprints emphasizing fire prevention after lessons from Wasp Lexington Boise incidents. Changes include removing linoleum, using spun glass insulation, reduced interior wood, larger hoses, and upgraded firefighting gear. Civil War to World War II context cited.

U. S. Navy Wasp Lexington Boise Bureau of Ships Navy Monitor Merrimac Santiago Texas U.S. Navy

Selections from Eleanor Roosevelt on Speech Readings and War Szyk Exhibit

Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on reading presidential speeches to grasp their meaning amid economic struggle and uncertain future. She notes wartime anxieties, visits Alexander Woollcott in New York, and reviews Arthur Szyk’s war satires. The Writers' War Board sponsors the show supporting anti-Hitler efforts.

Congress Frederic Delano Capitol Alexander Woollcott New York City Arthur Szyk Seligman East 57Th Street Writers’ War Board of

Child care in Britain and war era adjustments at home

The speaker compares civilian care for children in Britain and the U S during wartime, noting Britain’s day nurseries and youth programs while praising U S plans for family recreation. She describes wartime rules in Washington, select outings, and food rationing easing with garden produce and home cooking. A second topic highlights Private Peter McLaren Forin of Buffalo in the Canadian army sending Christmas poems to General Wavell.

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