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Paris Post in Paris, Idaho

23 May 1946

Page 6

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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1946

Page

6

Soviet Trade Unions Seen Through American Lens

The narrator reports Kuznetsov head of Soviet labor as proud of a free union system with 1 percent dues, strong housing and vacation benefits, and quick disciplinary steps. He notes limited strikes in 1919 and 1923, and describes factory life at Magnitogorsk and Sverdlovsk with guards, crowded housing, and wartime production.

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Kuznetsov America Carnegie Institute of Technology All-Union Trades Congress AFL CIO Presidium Russia Soviet Union Watt International Labor Organization Philadelphia American Labor Movement Urals Russia-in-Europe Russia-in-Asia Teheran Pittsburgh Magnitogorsk Forest Hills New York Rochester Minnesota Pfr Hin Magnitogorsk Mountain Bey Eric Hibbing Mare Beh Dt Nick NKVD Red Army Sverdnovsk Ekaterinburg Catherine the Great Nicholas II Sverdlovsk Duisburg Germany Omsk Kishemelev Kuzma Tex
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Companionship and a 19 year old bride in a 38 year old match

Kathleen Norris argues companionship is vital and warns that Francoline, 19, marrying Paul, 38, faces sacrifices and late life consequences. The piece analyzes the risks of an age gap in marriage, money worries, and role strain on the younger partner.

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Paul Rancoline Francoline
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Misery Ahead in Young Woman's Love Match Advice

Miss Tris warns Francolina a 19 year old in love with a 38 year old man facing divorce that companionship cannot sustain a marriage. Miss Norris notes shocks and disillusionment loom with this couple due to the former wife, two children, and income gaps.

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Miss Tris Francolina Francoline Paul Miss Norris
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Gray Bread Gains Popularity Says Veteran Baker

Fred erick Sharer a veteran baker says gray bread could replace white bread as regulations ended after World War I bakers kept dark loaves as customers preferred them. He notes the Truman loaf may boost bread consumption offsetting grain savings from white flour.

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Frederick Sharer
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Childrens dress and shirtwaister pattern descriptions

The ad describes a button up front shirtwaister in bold stripe options and a warm weather dress for girls with scalloped edges and a drawstring neck. It lists pattern numbers 8005 and 8027 with sizes, fabric yardages, and notions. It notes high demand causing longer be orders and instructs to send orders.

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Red Army
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How Sweet As The Age Of Innocence Relics Of A Lost Race

A young wife boasts to her mother about her husband Henry’s interest in anthropology after discovering green tickets marked Mudhorse 15 to 1. The mother scoffs at the idea, calling him brainless, while the wife humorously explains the tickets as relics from a lost race.

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Henry
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