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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1944

Page

2

Farm Expert Helps China Improve Livestock Through Friendly Exchange

Dr Ralph W Phillips, head of genetics investigations for the USDA, returned from China where he and 21 colleagues advised on livestock improvement. He highlights teaching Chinese peasants that cows can milk, breeding for better milk and draft work, and interbreeding plans for Mongolian horses.

Falls Church Virginia Washington Ralph W. Phillips Department of Agriculture State Department China Dr Philips Phillips Great Plains Dr. Phillips Ghangis Khan Asia Chinese Department of Agriculture Cornell University University Nanking Cornell United States

Bombing Crews From Texas Oklahoma Based in England

A wartime feature profiles American airmen from Texas and Oklahoma at a Marauder bomber base in rural England. Veterans like Alex Owen of Tyler and Joe Shouse of Coweta share missions over France and Belgium, discuss postwar plans, and express resolve to fight on until victory.

Texas Oklahoma England Pound Hitler Europe Jim Swartz JR Union U.S. A Southwest Alex Owen Tyler Alex France Holland Belgium Joe Shouse Coweta Tulsa Joe Joe W-Snousey Spartan Aircraft Company Nissen Air Force Paddy Walt Dewey South Pacific Ramon Western Pal Alvord Yeoman New Jersey Damita Hitler Ramon Houston Bob Allen Bob University of Texas Walter Scott Main Street McHinney Lone Star State Forest Forest C Jimmiy Ashley Air Force Fighti McKinney Flier America Great U. S. Air Force

Japan to use vacant land for pumpkins and soybeans

Premier Hideki Tojo's government outlines a nationwide vacant lots program to grow pumpkins and soybeans on rail lines highways and other unused areas to boost wartime food supply. Yanks abroad in Britain crave roast beef Yorkshire pudding fish and chips while Britons adopt American dishes like cheese with apple pie and fried chicken and waffles.

Hideki Tojo Japan British Information Services

Flying Cadets Train Amid roaring Ellington Motors

At Ellington Field cadets practice sending and receiving orders while engines roar. The excerpt notes future bombers and navigators must hear amid explosions and gunfire in air combat. Texas flying schools churn out thousands of Air Corps men monthly.

Ellington Flying Schools Texas Air Corps

Salute, Salute: Bus Boy Hero and War Spoils

A bus boy in a Latin Quarter room service tale refuses gratuity, revealing wartime pride with campaign ribbons. Reader's Digest later pays a pinch-hitter for a Hope profile. Across town, radio debates over innuendo recall LaGuardia Walker chatter and a 4-F Army Signal Corps mix up at induction.

Williston Rich Mag Factory Bob Hope Hope Mr Rich Reader’s Digest Jimmy Walker New York LaGuardia Walker Waterbury

Congress Rejects Heavy Tax on Horse Racing Lobby

Congress refused to impose another heavy tax on horse racing amid strong lobbying by racing interests. Night clubs frequented by servicemen faced an 80 percent tax, while a 600 million dollar nightclub industry and Chicago cafe workers mounted posters to sway Ways and Means and Senate Finance. The posters contrasted racing patrons with servicemen in uniform, arguing the tax would hit those who served and their leisure.

Congress Washington Chicago Ways and Means Committee Senate Finance Comm

Intelligentsia plans Har mon book on war adventures

The Intelligentsia reports Tommy Harmon will write a war adventures book for Crowell. Poet Joseph Ausiender’s The Un conquerables is praised as epic poetry. Senator James Mead’s Tell the Folks Back Home arrives May 8 via Appleton Century. Kyle Crichton of Collier’s on novels and reporting. S. S. McClure to receive National Institute honors. Stanley Richards’ new play Marriage Is for Single People teased. A chaplain’s wartime quip about a dying soldier highlights a poignant moment.

Tommy Harmon Crowell Joseph Ausiender James A. Mead Kyle Crichton Collier's Biog Kyle S. S. McClure McClure Mag Nat's Institute of Arts and Letters Stanley Richards Billy Rose

Home Front Craft Idea Bracket Set Pattern Offered

A vintage notice invites readers to fill large wall space with a trio of brackets forming a heart design. Mrs. Spears provides an actual size pattern Pattern 263 with cutting assembling and finishing directions. Send 15 cents plus mailing to the given address.

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