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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1947

Page

6

Little White House Becomes Georgia Museum Shrine

The Warm Springs Infantile Paralysis foundation turned over a five room cottage to Georgia to operate as a museum and national shrine. Built by Roosevelt in 1932 it was his last home and scene of his death the Warm Springs site symbolizes his battle with disease and pain.

Washington Warm Springs Roosevelt Infantile Paralysis Foundation Park Avenue White House Maryland Shangri-la

Summer White House Roots Across Presidents

A survey of how U S presidents since Buchanan used summer retreats from the Soldiers’ Home era to Taft era. It traces Lincoln’s cottage, Cleveland Park, Sagamore Hill, Shadow Lawn, Shadow Lawn, and Coolidge varied camps from Swampscott to Cedar Lodge and Adirondack camps. It notes Hoover’s Rapidan and Warm Springs, and the shifting pattern toward national park sites and private estates as potential future options.

Buchanan Potomac Washington United States Army Arthur Lincoln Cottage Eagle Gate City of Washington White House Lincoln Cottage Grover Cleveland Red Oak Cleveland Park Cleveland Taft Theodore Roosevelt Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay Beverly Mass Wilson Cornish N. H New Jersey Harding Coolidge Swampscott White Court Pegghed New England Lynn Paul Smith Kirkwood Irvin Kirkwood Black Hills South Dakota Rapid City Wisconsin Superior Cedar Lodge Hoover Rapidan Blue Ridges Commonwealth of

Dust Bowl fears rise as wheat stimulus spurs land rush

Wheat driven profits lure speculators to plow buffalo grass and convert marginal land in the West at $15 to $25 an acre. Suitcase farmers deploy tractors and drills then abandon fields, risking wind erosion and repeating Dust Bowl patterns if rains fail. Corn outlook appears weak but may recover with favorable weather, though yields could shrink. An international Paris conference on Marshall's save-Europe plan yields discord and cacophony.

West Paris Marshall Save- Europe

Corn Prospects Grow in Minnesota and South Dakota

July brings warm air and sun as prospects rise for a fair-sized corn crop in Minnesota and South Dakota. Yet the corn belt needs a long run of favorable weather with fewer heavy rains to let saturated fields dry and return to normal conditions.

Minnesota South Dakota Corn Belt

Western European Reconstruction Plan Sparks Soviet Split

The quarrel pits Molotov against Bevin and Bidault over how Europe should rebuild. Molotov opposes external economic imposition on smaller nations and focuses on American aid, while Britain and France push a self help program with hopes for American credits.

V. M. Molotov Europe Ernest Bevin Georges Bidault Molotov Britain France Great Britain Russia

Marshall Denounces Soviet Europe Aid Criticism

Secretary of State George Marshall rejected Soviet charges that U S help for Europe's recovery stems from imperialist aims calling them a malicious distortion of the truth. He contrasted American welfare efforts with Soviet claims of European expansion and aggrandizement.

George Marshall Europe United States

Favorable Forecast Downward Price Trend Seen

Bankers Trust predicts a downward movement of the price index over the next 12 months as postwar inflation abates. Some manufactured goods may rise modestly but farm and food prices are expected to decline. risks include bad weather and weak crop prospects.

New York Bankers Trust Company Roy L. Reierson Bank Economic Department

Sewing Circle Patterns Diagonal Frock For Juniors

The ad lists Pattern No 8183 for sizes 12 14 16 18 20 40 and 2 uses 3 yards of fabric 35 or 39 inches. Pattern No 8181 offers sizes 11 12 13 14 16 and 18 requiring 12 254 yards of 35 or 39-inch fabric. Orders are to be sent to the indicated address.

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