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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1943

Page

2

Admiral George Robert Guest in Puerto Rico and Film Notes

The New York And Washington Wire reports Admiral George Robert, former Vichy governor of Martinique, hosted as a U S Navy guest at the Normandy Hotel in San Juan Puerto Rico with a free ride to France on a Spanish ship. The column also surveys cinema and radio items, from heroic World War II films to critiques of Crosby and Hope, and notes Maraudings on Edward Murrow Howard K. Smith and Dunninger.

New York Washington Wire George Robert Vichy Martinique U. S. Navy Normandy San Juan Puerto Rico France Berlin Robert Best Equator Father Neptune Mr. Knox Edward Murrow Larry le Sueur Reich Howard K. Smith Switzerland Himmier Tojo Dunninger America Oklahoma

Waste Fats Drive War Needs 200 Million Pound Goal

Donald Nelson urges households to salvage all waste fats and used kitchen grease to meet a 200 million pound yearly quota for glycerine and other war needs. The drive targets homes nationwide, noting fat shortages due to wartime losses and the critical role of fats in munitions and medicines.

Donald Nelson War Production Board Europe WPB

Braking and Glycerine Use in Wartime Civilian Efforts

Article urges farmers and motorists to adapt winter driving for 20 mph on rural roads and emphasizes braking distances on snow and ice. It links glycerine from used kitchen fats to wartime needs, noting medical and military uses and urging households to collect fats for the war production line.

America

War cabinet delay over Feis resignation sparks debate

Secretary Stettinius cancel led a planned War Mobilization cabinet meeting after learning Herbert Feis had resigned. Byrnes suggested the session be postponed while Feis is the expert on foreign contracts. The Dies committee prepares a mild interim report on Nazi and Jap influence. Wheat loan parity and farm planting plans are unsettled amid 90 percent parity projections.

Ed Stettinius Jimmy Byrnes War Mobilization Cabinet Byrnes Stentinius Feis Herbert Feis Garfield Stimson Hoover Hull Sumner Welles Moscow Dies Committee Pearl Harbor Dies Martin Dies Detroit Agriculture Department Congress Argentina Drouth

Rural winter driving hazards rise. 24 percent deadlier than summer

The National Safety Council reports winter driving on rural highways is more dangerous than in cities due to slippery snow and ice, poor visibility from frosted windshields, and longer darkness. It notes manpower shortages and cites a 24 percent higher death toll in winter versus summer, then offers safety rules: adjust speed, slow before intersections, and keep safe distances behind other vehicles.

Ralph A. Moyer Iowa State College Engineering Experiment Station Council Moyer National Safety Council

Forts and Orders Amid War Time Demand

A wartime notice notes unusually high demand and longer wait times for popular patterns. It requests patience as orders are filled and mentions a price and lead time for a specific item.

Peni

Six presidents elected after initial defeats

The article lists six men who won the presidency after losing earlier runs. John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, John Quincy Adams, Andrew Jackson, William Henry Harrison, and Grover Cleveland later secured a second term after their initial defeats.

John Adams Thomas Jefferson John Quincy Adams Andrew Jackson William H. Harrison Grover Cleveland

Exiles Contribute Troops and Vessels to Allied War Effort

Nine governments in exile based in London have supplied about 450000 soldiers 27000 aviators 22000 seamen 240 naval vessels and roughly 2300 merchant ships to Allied nations in the current conflict.

London

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