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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1944

Page

2

Swine Industry Develops Feed Conservation Plan

The piece describes a government backed swine program shaped by farmers, feed men, breeders, packers and vets. Clifford D. Carpenter explains how conserving feed boosts efficiency and profits for producers and consumers alike. It outlines four guiding principles and five targeted actions to finish hogs at 200 to 240 pounds, use pastures wisely, and cut waste and disease losses. It also notes broader war effort labor needs including 1500 NACA positions and women’s service quotas.

London Department of Agriculture Clifford D. Carpenter Food Production Administration War Food Administration Chicago Uncle Sam National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics NACA Langley Field Moffett Field Calif Cleveland Ohio National Women's Advisory Committee The War Manpower Commission Armed Services

Blue Cross Hospital Service Plans Reach Rural Farms

The Blue Cross group hospital service movement expands from cities to rural America, offering prepaid care through farm bureaus banks creameries and cooperatives. Enrollment costs range from 7.20 to 24 dollars yearly with regional hospitals guaranteeing services and substantial savings for subscribers.

Blue Cross Hospital Service Grange Farm Bureau Farmers’ Union

Blocked Army Promotions Stir Washington War Lobby

The army pushes to award permanent wartime promotions to Generals Patton and Somervell despite Senate resistance. The move, tied to Capitol Hill lobbying, places Wainwright’s fate between the two, while a closed military affairs meeting grilled draft policy and rejected a labor draft bill amid broader manpower battles. The Breakers hotel hospital case and Wedemeyer’s Delhi assignment add to the wartime intrigue.

Washington, D. C Senate Somervell Patton Pershing Francis E. Warren Military Affairs Committee Army Capitol Hill Bob Reynolds Elbert Thomas Utah Warren Austin Vermont Wainwright Japan Hershey-McNutt Ezar Andrew J May Kentucky Walter G Andrews New York Ranking Committee Republican Ewing Thomator Texas John MM” Costello California Leslie Arends Illinois Forest Harness Indiana Thomason

Fat Man and Hollywood Fragments in Neon Nightspot

A collage of nightclub chatter and celebrity ambience as critics and fans mingle. The piece blends review nouns with vivid portraits of stars and showbiz types, concluding with a note on song credits and monikers.

Buffalo Bill Joel McCrea Linda Darnell Maureen O’hara Nelson Eddy Paul Lukas Movieburg Hollywood

Pigeon drops aid for stranded airmen reported

Canadian bulletin notes a trained pigeon carried a metal waterproof container with a parachute to reach stranded airmen and return with their needs. United States war department projects monthly recruitment of 75 000 to 100 000 men to sustain a peak force of 7.7 million. navy aims for 400 000 more by September 1 to reach 3.5 million across services. Buy War Bonds.

RGAF Canadian Information Bulletin Ottawa U. S. Army War Department Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard

Blue Cross enrollment soars seven years from 500000 to 14 million

Protection of Americans and their families against hospital costs expanded to over 2.6 million more participants in the United States and Canada. C Rufus Rorem, director of the Hospital Service Plan commission, notes improved family coverage from 37 percent in 1987 to 54 percent, with 750,000 contracts suspended for armed forces subscribers awaiting civilian return.

Blue Cross Minnesota American Medical Association of Becaue United States Farm Bureau Hennepin County Canada C. Rufus Rorem Hospital Service Plan Commission

Choo Choo Johnson meets Lucius Beebe in cafe tale

Fragmentary dialogue references Choo Choo Johnson and Lucius Beebe meeting at Cafe du Bois with exchanges about marriage. Other lines mention Dunninger, Jerry Wald, and a farcical remark about a birthday rat, all in garbled fashion.

Ballies Choo Choo Johnson Lucius Beebe Cafe du Bois Lucius Satya Choo Choo Beebe Dunninger Jerry Wald Jerry Qvert

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