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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1945

Page

3

Blood Bank Shame Calls on American Women

Kathleen Norris laments that afterwar memory and public duty require American women to donate blood. She recalls a club luncheon where 12 of 13 young women had not given blood and urges immediate action, warning soldiers may be embittered if donors remain absent. The piece urges widespread moral accountability, questions of wartime sacrifice, and a public push to wear an emblem signaling donation versus neglect.

Guadalcanal

Blood Drives Demand Continual Donations to Save War Wounded

The Red Cross urges ongoing blood plasma and whole blood donations as battle intensity rises. Despite lower wartime death rates, only three percent of wounded die now versus six to seven percent in the previous war. Home-front giving often falters after victories. officials plead for sustained generosity to blood banks and plasma supplies.

Red Cross

Decorating with Pictures for Framing and Display

The guidance suggests hanging pictures at eye level if possible without cards showing and flat against the wall. Place a substantial piece of furniture under an important picture. Assemble family photographs in simple frames in large groups in the bedroom and ensure the framing store can handle signed pictures without excessive trimming.

Radio and film stars mix in summer plans and trivia

APSA and Georgia Gibbs shift into summer radio roles with Paul Whitman on the Blue Network. Don DeFore returns to Cedar Rapids for church drama, joined by family. Notables like Eddie Sutherland and George Marshall are cited alongside Gig Young, Harriet O Rourke, and Ingrid Bergman rumors. Felix Mills threads through The Man Called X. ODDS AND ENDS notes Kate Smith book project, Frankie Carle letter, Gertrude Astor in The Fighting Guardsman, Johnny Mack Brown touring, and Ozzie Nelson’s film listing.

Don DeFore Paramount Cedar Rapids Iowa Sinclair Memorial Church Kate Smith Frankie Carle Columbia Fighting Guardsman Gertrude Astor Thomas Meighan Abou Johnny Mack Brown Monogram Ozzie Nelson Ozzie and Harriet CBS

Two Smart Suits From One Pattern

Pattern 909 offers a transfer pattern to make two smart suits from one template. It includes 2 bibs pockets and all necessary pieces for sizes 1 through 4. Send your order to the provided address.

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