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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1951
Page
6
WOKMAN'S WORLD advises homemakers to refresh homes with specialized cleaners for finishes, mirrors, windows, blinds, and sinks. Techniques include waxes and polishes for lustre, vinyl and wood restorers, and safe bleaches for stains, plus ready guidance on blinds, windows, and upholstery care.
A legislative committee reviews New York race tracks and racing operations. The piece satirically covers horse ages, purses, betting via mutuels, jockeys, weights, track wear, and related oddities while noting the era’s social chatter and public figures. It ends with a pop culture skew of Upsidedown Days and Kefauver-era references.
Kathleen Norris presents a letter from Ray Runyon detailing her husband Chuck's abandonment of their marriage for a two decades older rival, Daisy. The piece traces coercive pressure, financial threats, and the impact on Mimi and Charles, urging steadfast resolve for Chuck's sake and the children's future.
The United States Congress approved a 190 million dollar loan to India to buy about two million tons of American wheat, potentially supplying over 7 million people and preventing mass starvation. India faces rationing for about a third of its 350 million people amid famine memories from 1943 and ongoing distribution problems.
Dorothy Barclay explains roll-back pricing for meat. Butchers cut supply weekly, selling faster at lower prices, so shoppers must buy early. Prices likely stay tight until after June 30 when Congress may enact new meat pricing laws.
A national study shows 56 percent of income goes to meat, about 235 million dollars weekly for 435 million pounds. Readers are urged to choose thriftier cuts like chuck or shank, use leftovers in pies, and ask butchers to stretch budgets with practical portions and freezing tips.
In Arkadelphia Arkansas bankers note that improved farming practices have boosted community bank deposits. A decade ago a cotton crop failure hurt merchants, but the shift away from a single crop has strengthened overall business and supported the town’s economy.
Designed to compliment a woman's figure this handsome frock features a soft contrast yoke and sleeves. A neat jacket is provided, making it a stylish outfit suitable for street wear.
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