Households Voice Confusion Over Falling Cost Figures
The government reports the consumer price index fell for the first time in two years driven by lower food costs. Yet prices for transportation housing medical care and recreation rose, and many households still struggle as tastes and shopping vary widely. The Bureau notes the index is a broad estimate based on 220 nonfood items and a weighted survey of urban wage earners.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
U.S
Menu Suggestions Stuffed Capon Phyllis
Recipe notes butter onion celery and leaves sautéed then mixed with bread crumbs salt and poultry seasoning. Stuff lightly into capon and roast per standard directions.
DIY Comfort and Maintenance Tricks From A Past Page
A reader asks how to make new shoes comfortable during break in. advice suggests sprinkling talcum inside for smoother wear. Another tip covers making a steel pen write by burning off the oil finish with a flame briefly. A separate note recommends wrapping cheese in a vinegar-soaked cloth or brushing with butter to keep it moist and mold-free.
Nationalist and Taiwanese loyalties amid independence talk
The piece notes 20 and 25 percent of the Nationalist force and questions loyalty and willingness to fight if Nationalists return to the mainland. It cites indoctrination boosting anti communist stance while acknowledging some Taiwanese discuss independence amid regional tensions. It also lists local social and community activities and gatherings in Chanute and nearby towns.
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China
Mosa
Formosa
Japan
Taiwan Debate Grows Over Formosa Independence
Relman Morin surveys Taiwanese views amid Formosa's crisis. He notes limited organized politics yet rising talk of an independent Taiwanese government separate from Chinese Nationalists and Communists. The piece highlights Formosa’s location, history under various rulers, and pressure from both sides over its future.
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Associated Press
Isand
U.S
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Local Social Notes Highlight Chanute Names
A Chanute Tribune fragment lists various residents including Doris, Mrs. Milton Dunlap, Shirley Bauer, Mrs. Earl Ericson, Mrs. Carl Bucholtz, Mrs. Wilma Morrison, Moran, and Hellen Boler in a social notes item.
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Newton Bacon
Jane
Wesley
Moran
Dale Passig
Sharon and
Dale Jr
Iola
Alva Siders
Jo Ellen
James
Eudora
Earl Carlson
Marlene
Lucinda
Milton Dunlap
Fort Scott
Edward Carlson
Eric Carlson
Leonard Carlson
Pem Attaberry
Fred Cunningham Jr
Merrill
Rosann
Randall
Gerald Johnson
Kristine
Carl Otto
Billy and
Kenny
Earl Ericson
Howard Baker
Bayard
Rosie Freeman
Ronnie Nelson
Caroll Baker
Milton Nelson
Dorothy, LaHarpe
Eisenbrandt
Doris
Shirley Bauer
Carl Bucholtz
Wilma Morrison
Hellen Boler
Tokyo department store basement hosts six rail lines terminal
A major Tokyo department store uses its basement as a terminal for six railway and subway lines. The arrangement unites multiple transit services in a single subterranean hub. Passengers access trains from an integrated concourse linking platforms and metro routes.
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