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Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1943

Page

2

Allies Ponder Russ Nazi Peace Treaty Prospects

Washington observers weigh risks and rewards of a potential peace with Russia as Allied leaders consider terms Russia might demand. The piece notes Stalin’s possible leverage, German divisions, and the need for coordinated Britain United States diplomacy. It also discusses postwar education and job placement for returning service members and the Army Navy adult education programs.

WNN Service Union Trust Building Washington, D. C Washington Moscow Stalin Reichswehr Kremlin Alps Germany Britain United States London Russia America Adolf Hitler Munich Hitler Fuehrer

Plow Debate: Agronomist Defends Use Amid Erosion Claims

Dr. William A. Albrecht of Missouri defends plowing against Edward Faulkner's claim that the plow harms soil. He argues soil conditions vary by region, that plowing aerates soil and boosts nitrogen availability, and that erosion stems from continuous cropping and poor nutrient replenishment rather than the plow itself.

Elmo Scott Watson Union Edward H. Faulkner University of Oklahoma Press Faulkner Wiliam A. Albrecht Soils Department University of Missouri Albrecht United States Men of Science Dr.Albrecht

Briefs urge immediate endorsement of gas ration coupons

Bankhage motorists urged to endorse their gasoline ration coupons now. Tokyo radio announced the military administration in the Philippines has ended, citing Lt. Gen. Shigenori Kuroda. The War Department says certificates will be awarded to soldiers completing work in the Army Specialized Training program, with college credits possible upon return to school.

Army Navy Tokyo Radio Philippines Shigenori Kuroda Islands War Department

Plowing Essential for Fertility of Old Forest Soils

Dr. Albrecht explains forest soils near the Atlantic seacoast yield low nutrient delivery. He notes Puritan clearing left soils poor for building animal and human bodies, requiring plowing and fertility boosters to accelerate mineral nutrient release from organic matter.

Albrecht Atlantic Seacoast

Private Papers Of a Cubs Reporter and War Era Gossip

Juicy clippings from a Chicago cafe scene and wartime chatter. Murals at a Uptown cafe elicit banter about decoration who did it and who glowed. Betty Smith about to become a grandmother amid literary buzz. WW2 era notes cover Mountbatten with Admiral King jokes and a Utah draft resolution. An 11 year old German American Bund question arrives in immigration court. A satirical Eyebrow Raiser column urges Tokyo and Berlin rebuilding democracy and hints at subscription drives.

Cubs Cafe Society Mike Romanoff Prince Mike Gerhart Seger Reichstag Immigration and Naturalization Examiner U. S Bund Common Sense Magazine Tokyo Berlin A. M. Bingham Pearl Buck Stuart Chase Thomas Mann Quincy Howe Lin Yu-tang John Heynes Holmes Mr. Bingham London Essen

Sunflower Quilt Pattern No 5161 Offered by Home Needlework

Easiest quilt design features diamond shaped pieces easy to cut with 12 blocks each 14 inches square. Uses brown flecked calico cream pattern, sunflower yellow calico, grass and teal greens with a vivid yellow center. Send 16 cents, name, address, and pattern 5161 to Home Needlework, 149 New Montgomery St., San Francisco.

New Montgomery St San Francisco, Calif

Rookie Navy Candidate Faces Odd Ruminant Riddle

A young navy hopeful undergoing a general knowledge test could not answer a question about animals that eat grass. After the examiner repeats the prompt, the candidate finally realizes the word play, replying Animals. The room catches the pun as a moment of humor in the interview.

Navy

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