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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

Page

2

Washington Digest: U S First to Experiment With Air Troops

The article traces airborne forces from 1928 trials at Kelly Field through their wartime evolution. It credits Gen Billy Mitchell with early troop air transport ideas, notes German and Russian precedents, explains paratroopers and gliders, and highlights their roles from Sicily to Normandy plus future challenges.

WNU Union Trust Washington, D. C Crete Burma United States United States Army Billy” Mitchell War Department Kelly Field Texas Germany Poland Luftwaffe United States Troop Carrier Command North Africa US Airborne Troop Carrier Command Airborne Sicily Montgomery New Guinea Europe Eisenhower France

Farm Prices and Rapid Turnover Prompt Fears of Collapse

As GI Joe returns from war, neighbors vanish or shift plots and new owners till the back eighty. Farm real estate sales surge, with Indiana Illinois and Iowa showing the largest city investor shares. Buyers include tenants owners expanding units and city investors hedging inflation, echoing postwar patterns.

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Land boom fears and policy echoes hit farmers

A midwestern land price surge prompts warnings of a repeat of the 1920s crash. The piece cites 1943 and 1944 record farm sales, rising land values, easy credit, and big savings as fuels for speculation, while outlining proposed limits on ownership and credit and urging careful consideration before action.

U. S. Department of Commerce Seventh Federal Reserve District

Land Selling Above Normal In Seventh District

Bankers report farm land prices in the seventh federal reserve district are above normal averages based on 500 country banker reports. The district covers Iowa Michigan Wisconsin and northern Illinois and Indiana with price trends charted.

Federal Reserve District Iowa Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Illinois Ilinois

Government briefs report scaled infant clothing and food allocations

The WPB says over two million dozen essential infants and children hearing apparel will be produced in June May and August. The WFA authorizes an extra 123 million pounds of dried prunes for civilians from 1943 production. Romanian conscripts told to bring two sets of underwear due to army supply issues. U S farm workers on April 1 fell about three percent from a year earlier.

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New York veterans urged to慎慎 cautious on land plans after war

The New York Rural Policy committee warned returning veterans and war workers about risks in farming polygons. With an estimated 900000 demobilized from the armed forces and 500000 from war industries statewide, about 75000 may seek land. Caution urged on submarginal land, inflated farm prices, and unsuitable locations as groups are urged to guide reintegration and investment.

France William G Murray Iowa New York State Empire State New York State Rural Policy Committee Upstate New York County Agricultural Defense Committees

Behind the Scenes Gossip and War Time Quips

A collage of jokes and anecdotes from newsroom chatter and wartime notes. De Gaulle remarks upset Allied leaders while Roosevelt Churchill banter, a Camp Crowder POW hat gaffe amuses, and quotes from editors, poets, and contributors frame humor and editorial life.

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Kitten Motif Towels and Curtains Pattern Request

Advertises a cross stitch kitten motif design for towels and curtains. Describes 6 by 6 inch patterns with transfer patterns and color chart for Kitten Towels Pattern No 5162 and requests 18 cents plus name and address.

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