Do Not Mix New Milk With Old Warns Against Storage
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1943
Page
7
Derby Founder Sees 1943 Special Ahead With Walkers
Colonel Matt Winn foresees a 1943 Derby special to stir interest beyond the race itself. He recalls 1875 memories and envisions Kentuckians walking to Churchill Downs with wagons and street cars, avoiding wartime oil use, while Count Fleet Ocean Wave and other horses loom in discussion.
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Matt Winn
Colonel Winn
England
Scotland
Churchill Downs
No Novice Speaks on Sports and War Morale
An elderly speaker argues that sport should continue during wartime, contending it boosts morale for 135 million Americans and 11 million servicemen. He defends the Derby as a controlled morale factor, saying he would support holding the race even if it cost money. The exchange closes with a firm agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Moscow
Australia
Japan
Germany
United States
Night Tension at King Cole Ranch Heats Up
Aunt Jenifer and Ann Lee flee a threatening Waldron with Cody arriving to defuse the danger. Waldron confronts them with an ax while Cody arrives to confront Waldron and secure safety. The group contemplates legal steps and awaits morning to plan with Cal Roundtree, the sheriff, and a doctor.
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King Cole Ranch
Ann Lee
Cole Cody
BO Cole
Rance Waldron
Old Bill
Ann
Cole
Cal
Jenifer
Rance
Auntie
Miss Edwards
Mr. Waldron
Aunt Jenifer
Waldron
Cody Hombre
Bald Eagle
Cal Roundtree
Goosey
Roundtree
Cody
Mr. Cody
Bul
Tom Gough
Doc Joe
Adies
Dehydration Advances Aid U S Military Food Supply
Improvements in vegetable dehydration help keep American troops fed better than in World War I. The focus is on sustaining nutrition and readiness, reflecting a broader aim to secure the destiny of humanity over national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Apple Kings The United States Leads Apple Production
The United States remains the largest producer and exporter of apples, supplying over 81 percent of global output and shaping the market with its dominant share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U S Eggs Hatch in England Shipment Hatches 850 Chickens
A shipment of 1000 New Hampshire eggs from a U S poultry farm was set in Lancashire England. The hatch produced 850 chicks with 98 percent surviving to four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Lancashire
England
Cut Off Unneeded Rooms to Save Coal This Winter
In a household energy tip, prioritize cutting off unused spaces such as porches and guest rooms to conserve coal this winter. Focus on sealing drafts and maintaining essential living areas to reduce heating demand.
War Department Orders Gun Targets
The War Department recently ordered gun targets that will require more than 2,500 tons of paper stock.
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The
War Department
Food Storage Timeline for Garden Produce
Garden root crops and apples and onions keep six to eight months in good storage. Pears and celery last two to three months. Squash and pumpkins spoil after three to four months at most.
Akron "Give a Gun" drive aims at scrap metal quota
Akron Ohio organized a "Give a Gun" campaign to support a scrap metal drive setting a 12 percent pounds per person quota based on the weight of a .30 caliber machine gun. A parade showcased two ten ton steam rollers a seven ton concrete mixer and several hearses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Wolves Hunt Report Spurs Northwestern Missouri Farmers
Wolves have become so numerous in northwestern Missouri that farmers recently organized several hunts. The note mentions long swallows, giraffes, and garage wall paneling as unrelated fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Midwest youth enlists in both Army and Navy
A young Midwest recruit joined both services, enlisting in the Army while at a naval training station. The Army called him while he was stationed at the naval facility, confirming dual service enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Naval
Self Made Man Quip Sparks Family Jibe
A brief humorous line contrasts home made men with self made men, suggesting families may get along better with the former in everyday life. The quip reflects common social chatter about entrepreneurship and personal achievement.
No It Isn t A Pet Law Enforceable Question
A quip questions whether a pet law exists or is enforceable, noting the common gap between policy and practice and inviting doubt about real enforcement.
Giant crane lifts heavy B-24s at Wright Field
Army air corps engineers design a giant crane at Wright Field to lift the bulky B-24 bomber. The machine aims to clear damaged aircraft quickly during and after enemy attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Corps
Wright Field
Hunters haul live mountain lion seven miles in California
Three Rivers residents bag a live mountain lion and carry it by pole to their car after trapping it nearby. The trio trussed the animal and moved it seven miles from the capture site to their vehicle.
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Three Rivers
Calif
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