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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
2
The United States supplied about two billion gallons daily to the drought hit Alamo canal area from July 19 to September 13, diverting water from the All-American canal in southern California to rescue irrigated crops.
A Western Newspaper Union essay argues for robust freedom of expression, noting radio as entertainment, press as news, and both sides of political debate. It defended press independence, criticized anti-press sentiment, and urged clear definitions of freedom beyond mere democracy. The writer cites radio licensing, government oversight, and the need for minority voices in a healthy republic.
Inside the Pentagon, experts fault U S intelligence and lack of battlefield experience among field commanders. The 106th Division, newly in line, allegedly collapsed first under German pressure, prompting discussion of McNair’s age-based combat limits and replacement policies.
Grantland Rice analyzes how 100 percent wartime mobilization will curb professional sports in 1945. Football and baseball face reclassification of 4F players, potential war work transfers, and shortened seasons. Racing suffers the hardest losses, while high school sports gain emphasis as pro leagues shrink.
Plastic Holders Used With Your Old Rods explains using plastic or wood drapery fixtures for glass curtains and side draperies. It notes unlined side draperies with a lined swag valance in a matching plain color for tying backs and shows how to hang rods over valances. The sketch from BOOK 5 of a homemaking booklet series offers cutting diagrams and order details.
A telegram from George Anar notes FE Gaeta's status as near top among those who failed the examination. The message conveys reassurance despite the setback.
A clipped dialogue shows two old associates, one named Hook, trading taunts about schooling and a scholarship. The exchange hints at shared history and underlying motives. The tone is sharp and sly, with hints of personal leverage and social maneuvering.
A humorous exchange features an old lady offering a nickel to a destitute tramp. He explains his poverty by saying he, like her, gave away large sums to the poor and needy, highlighting charitable impulse and irony.
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