Hoover’s call to feed Hungary and home front plans
An analysis by BAUKIAGE discusses American hunger policy after V J Day noting Hoover’s plea for households to "entertain an invisible guest" at meals. The piece links rationing, disposal of surplus, and broader food-aid aims with President Truman’s conciliatory approach to labor disputes and the value of communication in preventing conflicts.
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America
Ald
Mr. Hoover
Truman
White House
New Electrical Appliances Offer Postwar Upgrades
AL JEDLICKA reports on postwar home and industrial gadgets promising efficiency and comfort. New refrigerators increase storage and add vegetable receptacles. coffee makers brew up to eight cups and auto shut off. Toasters, waffle irons, and mixers gain convenience features. A washing machine-dishwasher combo and compact irons reduce labor. A radio phonograph, electric churn, floor lamps, and auto assist devices for veterans expand productivity and home life. An electric hand truck enables fingertip control for heavy loads.
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Chicago
Barbs by Bankhage on international peace and politics
The author opines that the U.S. government sees France as not threatening world peace and Spain’s democratic elements pose no risk to Franco. He compares objectivity in reading to a dog in a butcher shop and notes the death of a Swedish Greta Garbo discoverer at 64, while discussing Indonesia and independence myths.
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White House
Florida
Sinsfeton
France
Spain
Greta Garbo
Cordell Hull
Savoy
Pravda
Churchill
Russia
Britain
Germany
Munich
New York
U. S
Farmers Can Pay Blue Cross Dues To Farm Bureau
ETHLYN MO Farmers may join Blue Cross for themselves and families through their county farm bureau and pay dues quarterly with farm bureau dues. The national secretary notes Blue Cross covers 3600 plus hospitals in the U S and Canada and urges rural support for hospital expansion and surveys of rural health facilities.
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Farm Bureau
Ethlyn
Blue Cross
Paul Palmer
Associated Women of the
American Farm Bureau Federation
Canada
Palmer
America
Rural Doctors Shortage Hits Farmers Health
Washington report says rural areas lack trained doctors, averaging one per 1 700 people before war and dwindling to one per 8 000 during wartime as many join the armed forces. The shortage stems from urban flight by doctors and limited state educational opportunities.
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Washington, D. C
Agricultural Department
Double Bill Planned for Central City Drama Festival
Central City Opera House to reopen in 1946 with a two part program featuring Mozart Abduction from the Seraglio and Verdi Traviata. Frank Ricker Jr. announces festival runs three weeks starting July 8 with period costumes and patrons traveling from Colorado towns and beyond.
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Central City Drama Festival
Central City
Colo
Frank Rickerson Jr
Central City Opera House Association
Mozart
Verdi
Anne Evans
The
Seraglio
Colorado
Association
Rumor Mill on Dorothy Thompson GOP Bid and Wartime News
A collage of anecdotes about rumored Dorothy Thompson presidential prospects, wartime gossip from London to Washington, a Petrograd style press clash over liberty and censorship, and light theater and cinema chatter from Hollywood and New York venues.
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Manhattan
Dorothy Thompson
GOP
Jobo
Europe
Gunther
Philip Jordan
London News- Chronicle
Tolaé Gunther
Miss Thompson
Jordan
Washington
United States
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Ile
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Ieft
AL Jedlicka
WSC
Pic
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Palmieri
Warren
Paul Regan
Johnson City
Pfc
John J. Bennicoff
Kutztown
Lawrence Cotugna
South
Boston
Mass
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Joan Lipple
Plymouth
England
Lebanon
Bankhage
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Java
Captain Kidd
Stalin
Moscow
Church
Tallular Bankhead
Little Foxes
Alabama
Bankhead
Talu
Rita Hayworth
Ilda
Rita
Cinderella Jones
Joan Leslie
George Raft
Greenwich Village
Armando
Miami
Blue Angel
Hitler
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