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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1948
Page
3
The guide promotes practical ironing efficiency using prep during washing, folding for fluff dry, and dampening tactics. It covers fabric temperature guidelines, moisture handling, and efficient use of auto irons, with tips for small pieces and large boards to cut time and fuel.
A feature on quick filling lunch ideas to ease busy mornings. It offers jars of fillings ahead of time, prep tips, and a variety of sandwich spreads including beef tomato, corned beef, liver, cheese mixes, and urges simple storage. It notes to pair with sides and to keep a pantry menu visible to prevent raids.
A lively survey traces money from ancient Chinese and Greek coins to Roman and Egyptian systems, noting coins with holes and square shapes, early paper money in Massachusetts, and famous figures on currency. It blends playful lore with historical touchpoints and references to famous names and places.
Washington Merry Go Round reports John L. Lewis may retire as United Mine Workers president at the October 2 Cincinnati convention due to health. Lewis, 68, has battled circulatory heart issues and spent recent weeks at a Montana health resort. If true, successor would be UMW Vice President Tom Kennedy.
President Truman will reveal during his western campaign tour that several reclamation projects must be shut down due to insufficient funding from a GOP controlled Congress. Key projects include Boysen Wyoming Heartriver and Angstoura in the Dakotas as part of a charge of congressional disregard for public welfare.
The outlook for winter fuels is promising with coal oil and natural gas supplies 10 to 20 percent higher than last winter. Some areas may face shortages but the nation should meet normal needs. Coal leads in supply with ample reserve stocks. export restrictions were lifted September 1. Fuel oil output is up 10 percent from last year, and overall reserves exceed 1947 levels. If restraint is practiced, fuels will be sufficient for all.
Greek economy officials condemn U S mission salaries as excessive amid a $500 million aid package for Greece. They cite $12 000 and $10 000 yearly figures as out of proportion to local pay and top U S officers. Meanwhile the diary of Goebbels nets the U S government profits through recovered property and publishing rights.
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