Pan American tensions and U S policy critique
The article argues that while fighting fascism in Europe, the U S risks fascism at home and in Latin America. It highlights Arnulfo Arias in Panama and violence in Colombia aided by Franco, critiques Truman’s Pan American approach, and notes RFC loan politics and rivalries involving Jesse Jones and Glenn McCarthy amid postwar diplomacy.
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Latin America
Europe
Panama
United States
Arnulfo Arias
Germany
Italy
Hitler
Mussolini
Pearl Harbor
Colombia
Franco
Spain
White House
Harry Truman
Mexico
Brazil
Chile
Truman
Dutra
State Department
Edward Miller
Miller
Puerto Rico
Winter Salads: Colorful Molded Dishes and Cider Sherbet
Homemakers can brighten winter menus with molded salads and frosty white trimmings. Recipes include Molded Tomato Salad Snow Cap Vegetable Salad and Molded Cranberry Salad plus tips to reuse summer canning and finish with cider sherbet as an appetizer.
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Lynn
Lynn Chambers Menu Becomes Elaborate Cold Salad Recipes
A collection of recipes lists creamed ham and turkey on biscuits with olives and celery, plus pear pie. It includes molded winter salad and gelatin desserts with raisins, pineapple, and citrus, and ends with notes on kidney skewers with bacon and coffee-flavored bean dishes.
Winter Ice Fishing Tips and Hunter Cost Insights
The article advises on ice hole size and gear for winter fishing, stressing a bottom wider than the top for safety and ease. It cites a detailed cost survey for duck hunting per day and notes wildlife protection benefits from owls and hawks, plus a suggested market idea for a sportman's lunch.
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Franck C. Bellrose
Illinois History Survey
Clair T. Rollings
Mingo National Wildlife Refuge
Puxico
Seeding House Brings Birds to the Window
Birds that do not go south for winter will enjoy feeding stations. Robins returning in spring may stop at your house if cottages are ready. Pattern 276 costs 25c. Order from Workshop Pattern Service Bedford Hills New York.
English Sailor Adopts Water Wagon Phrase
An English sailor on leave in New York meets an American who refuses a drink saying he is on the water wagon. The Englishman learns the term and later uses it, but later mistakenly says he is sitting astride the watering cart.
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New York
Pal
Fortune hunter counted out by widow and debutante
Mrs. Givens exposes the Count as a fortune-hunter while Miss Take recalls his courting, noting he pursued wealth rather than a real marriage. The exchange highlights social pretense and scandal in a domestic scene.
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Chicago
Old Chelsea Station
N, Y
Jolly
Tipb
Good Housekeeping
Menthol
Weper
É Smith Brothers
ENT
Boote
Service Department
Worthington, Misa
U.S
Madrid
U. S
Laureano Gomez
Falange
Jesse Jones
Texas
Glenn McCarthy
Houston
Sam Rayburn
McCarthy
the Shamrock
RFC
Washington
James Consedine
Allen Freeze
Narvin Weaver
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Jesse
Sam
Old Guard
Timans
Lynn Chambers
Ey Jim Rhody
AAA
SAA
Owls
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Bedford Hills, New York
Robin
COLES
Scott's
Scotts
the National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
National Safety Council
Ane
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