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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1944

Page

3

Record U.S. farmers set new 1944 crop production highs

U S Department of Agriculture data show 1944 yields and total farm output reaching new records. Wheat tops one billion bushels with a 10 percent rise over 1915, corn near 3.1 billion bushels, and fruit and vegetable harvests also at near record levels. Strong hybrid corn use boosts yields. hay, potatoes, and cotton yields show gains despite war years.

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Winkle S I A draft tale of war and uncertain fate

Wilbert Winkle a 44 year old repair shop owner is drafted 1 A and leads a nervous parade to a bus station. He bonds then loses leadership as he enters induction and faces medical exams. He hopes for rejection but fears acceptance awaiting the next chapter.

Wilbert Winkle Amy Winkle Mr. Winkle Mrs. Winkle Penelope Jack Pettigrew Freddie Freddie Tindall Pop Mr Winkle Springville Jack John

Women in Fields Help Harvest Record Crops Near York Pa

Amid manpower shortages during the war, many women joined men in farming to boost food production. A photo shows young women helping with hay harvest near York Pennsylvania, with expectations for about eight million tons, the fifth largest on record.

York

New propaganda leaflets carried by air drops

Allied airmen drop bundles of propaganda material in Germany now equipped with barometric pressure gadgets. The device keeps sheets bound at high altitude and releases them at a low set height to prevent scattering beyond target rural areas.

Germany

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