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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1942

Page

3

War News and Washington Views on World War II Armament

Washington commentary links General Wallace speech on world freedom to Allied victory while noting domestic policy shifts. Details include Biddle Hoover drive against enemy agents, population moves of German Italian and Japanese nationals, farm credit trends, and Marine Corps recruiting pullback for medical fitness.

Henry Wallace New York Wallace Washington Roosevelt Free World Association Hitler Justice Department Biddle Hoover White House U. S Atlantic Seaboard Germany Italy Allegheny Mountains Pacific Europe Marine Corps

Graduation Party Planning for a Simple Family Table

A guide to preparing a modest graduation reception with a porch table of breads cold cuts relishes and a DIY sandwich setup. It suggests chicken patties tongue meat loaf liverwurst and various breads with a fruit carrot pineapple gelatin ring salad for six to eight guests and easy self serve.

Jane Billy

This Week's Menu and Refreshments

The column lists a menu for commencement week featuring a platter of assorted cold cuts assorted bread fruit dreams honey lemonade and chocolate covered sugarless cake with recipes provided.

Hitler's Plots and wartime Propaganda Explored

A Washington diary exposes Nazi schemes to use fifth and sixth columns if the Russian campaign falters, claiming Hitler would be deposed and his backers pose as saviors. It critiques appeasers and American businessmen, warns of Nazi bribes, and notes editors and poets clashing over facts and satire in wartime reporting.

Washington D. C Macon Reed Army Sam America Hitler Germany United States MacArthur, Stilwell, O’hare Wireless and Bulkeley Bud Archibald MacLeish Facts and Figures

Proper washing of American Flags Keeps Them Strong

A Lynn Says column notes flags can be washed. Wool flags require gentle suds and warm water not exceeding 100 degrees, then rinsed in lukewarm water. Cotton flags should be rubbed lightly with lukewarm soft water. Both air-dry. Outdoor display accelerates wear. regular washing extends life.

Festive Sugarless Treats and Lemonade Card

A cooking snippet presents fruit squares made from dates figs and apricots with orange rind and juice, then a honey lemonade and a Chocolate Covered Sugarless Cake recipe. It includes serving ideas and a prompt to write to Miss Lynn Chambers of Western Newspaper Union for expert advice.

Lynn Chambers Western Newspaper Union South Desplaines Street Chicago Illinois

Critics and public do not deserve medals for dull shows

An editorial mocks critics for praising war’s quick end and laments dull theatre. It notes awards denied to a dull show, questions fame’s durability, and ridicules WW II era attitudes from Blithe Spirit to army bans, while wryly remarking on public figures and a brain murmur excuse.

Critics Circle Pulitzer Committee DiMaggio Hitler

Graham Mc Namee Pioneering Broadcaster Dies

The noted radio host Graham Mc Namee has died. He helped shape early networks and was among the first to capture audience excitement with his distinctive pipes. A famed laugh maker, he stood out as a crowd pleasing master of ceremonies, popular at Loew's Wichita though never reaching the Palace.

Graham McNamee M. c Loew’s Wichita The Palace

Milk heavy diets protect expectant mothers teeth

University of Iowa tests show that daily milk rich meals plus protective foods prevent tooth decay during pregnancy. Dr. E. D. Plass notes the regimen supplies calcium and phosphorus and yields no new caries after birth with improvement in existing decay. National Dairy Council backs the findings.

University of Iowa National Dairy Council E. D. Plass

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