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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1939
Page
2
A Chicago column urges Paris to promote the valley as a recreational paradise and launch a citywide clean up and paint up campaign. The author argues residents should engage before elections, praising neat homes and modern buildings as key to attracting visitors and boosting local dividends.
A lively column discusses editorials and public thinking in Washington and small towns. It urges readers to send concise letters to editors, praising short punchy opinions and stressing the value of local voices in shaping community discourse.
A hotel strike in Washington prompts observers to call for dialogue over confrontation. The writer describes picketing at a downtown hotel, the cold weather, and the morale of marchers while noting the toll on business and workers. They cite a White House press corps dinner canceled at the Mayflower Hotel, with potential losses around $18 000.
A writer recalls labor tensions and political discourse from New York to Washington. He argues workers should vote on strikes, praises thoughtful leadership, and voices concern over the Townsend plan guiding postwar policy and its impact on the elderly.
Readers respond to Dr Townsend and his plan with praise and caution. A Pennsylvanian letter writer contends Christians should not judge harshly while supporting old folks, noting readers aged near seventy back the idea despite doubts it will become law.
Freckles develop after strong sun exposure. Red haired individuals with fair skin freckle most easily, while others show freckles less readily.
A fragment notes that the sun is self luminous and the moon shines by reflected light. It states quartz is the most common mineral and widely distributed, found in almost every rock type.
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