Sides for Next War Paris and the peace conference
The piece argues the Paris peace talks resemble a lineup for another conflict with Russia wielding influence over satellites like Byelorussia the Ukraine Poland Yugoslavia and Czechoslovakia. It notes Western allies show friction with Britain and cites Jan Masaryk and Lt General Sir John Harding with Fiorello La Guardia in Trieste. Molotov shifts to calm rhetoric as US opinion hardens.
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Economical main dishes for rising living costs
Practical guidance urges alternating inexpensive main dishes to ease family hardship. Eggs fruits and vegetables are affordable. fish offers variety. Sample recipes include Egg Cutlets with Creamed Peas Stuffed Baked Potatoes and Meat n Corn Cakes with step by step prep and serving ideas.
Vintage Household Recipes Collection Highlights
A scanned compendium presents diverse old time dishes and kitchen tips. Recipes include stuffed squash bacon with fruit salad, sausage and oyster loaf, country style vegetables, and stuffed cymling squash along with veal loaf. It notes canning vegetables and avoiding outdated stock.
Garnish Salads To Add Color And Texture
Lynn suggests edible garnishes to enhance salad appeal. Slice carrots paper thin and chill in ice water. Shape dairy into balls and dust with paprika or chopped nuts. Create cucumber spirals, chill, and arrange. Slice green peppers and Bermuda onions thin, separate rings, chill, and toss with vegetables or meat. Cut sweet pickles to near the stem and fan them for display.
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Fort Valley Ham and Egg Show Transforms Georgia Town
Otis S. Oneal, a Negro extension worker at Fort Valley, guides farmers in a yearly ham show as part of a broader effort to diversify farming. The event displays 500 to 600 home cured hams, 300+ cured meats, and 250 dozen eggs, drawing 1,000 plus visitors with crafts, music, and educational programs. The show has reshaped the town and its trade area over 30 years, boosting community fairs and farm prosperity.
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St. Louis
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Hospital Diagnoses Patient's Ailment As 'Broken Heart'
Atlantic City hospital treated Wesley Mingo a 30 year old New York railroad worker for chest pains he attributed to a broken heart after a quarrel and breakup with a girl he planned to marry. The doctor gave a mild sedative and he left for the boardwalk reportedly improving.
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Marine bids thanks for chow in war days with dog
Salt Lake City residents greet two inseparable marines as William F. Simons returns to civilian life with his dog McGregor a combination cow and police dog dubbed a sergeant in the marines McGregor served as a night sentry at Bremerton Washington base where Simons last saw a fellow marine killed in action
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Aviation Notes Highlight Veterans Filling Airline Jobs
United States scheduled airlines employ over 25,000 World War II veterans, about one third of total airline staff, in roles from flight operations to sales. Many are new hires under a servicemen preference policy, with courses for rehabilitation of disabled veterans and instruction in flight, ground ops, maintenance, and admin. Additional 1,900 World War I veterans work with ATA member airlines abroad. Mrs. Henrietta McGinnis of Chicago flew for the first time to attend her grandson and granddaughter’s double wedding in Minneapolis. Elmira hosts the 13th national soaring contest showcasing captured German gliders and historic aircraft like Army gliders, Boeing B-17s, and C-47s.
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Flying Hazard Birds Pose Real Risk to Aircraft
Air reports show pilots colliding with birds at about two incidences daily in 1944. Waterfowl flocks encountered during migration cause substantial equipment damage, with the eagle posing the worst threat as it dives toward steel wings.
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