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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
6
A guidance piece on decorating a living room emphasizes choosing a single main color, a secondary blended shade, and a small accent hue. It advocates planning before buying, reflecting personal interests, and selecting comfortable seating and lighting to invite conversation or relaxation.
The guide advises using tweed colors that are easy to live with all year and warns against too many colors or patterns which can tire occupants. Neutral tones like beige, white, gray balance stronger shades and can be applied to ceilings, woodwork, or rugs. Mix light and dark woods and keep furniture cohesive with the room’s style.
Kathleen Norris counsels a distressed husband. She argues Edith paid a price for college-era indiscretions, noting that sex freedom leads to harm and suggesting the husband acknowledge his wife’s courage in facing blackmail and restoring family stability.
A court rejected a father's liability for alienation of affections when a daughter married a garage mechanic and later returned home. It upheld parental influence as legitimate guidance in spousal choices and cited a boy not automatically delinquent after an accident. Separate actions involved a judge ouster for habitual drunkenness and a woman warned to stop lemons campaign against a car dealer.
Washington coverage contrasts the notorious spy chief Fouche with Lafayette Baker, founder of the U S Secret Service. It cites Baker as a deviant figure amid Civil War era efforts to curb espionage, praising Hoover’s different stance and noting Lincoln’s suspicion of Baker.
General George C. Marshall praises the American Red Cross disaster relief network. The article outlines three relief phases preparedness emergency response and rehabilitation and notes the nationwide resources and chapters ready to aid stricken areas. It cites a $5 million current relief budget and $7 million reserve and gives Guam typhoon relief as a key example.
The Red Cross is a membership organization with no government funding and relies on American volunteers and contributors. It notes volunteers outnumber staff by 100 to 1 and stresses the need to preserve the rights of each person to participate to the extent they choose.
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