Senate Ousts Chaplain and Replaces With Peter Marshall
Drew Pearson notes the Republican led Senate replaced Democratic chaplain Frederick Brown Harris with Rev. Peter Marshall. Marshall urges harmony between God guided employers and workers and warns GOP labor and soil use policies harshly affect the nation. He cites soil erosion at 300,000 acres annually and reclamation cuts under GOP leadership.
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Congress to Adjourn for Vacation in Walter Winchell Notes
A collection of witty asides on postwar politics and society. Observations touch on Soviet aims, flying saucers myths, housing woes, Churchill manuscript insurance, Mayor O'Dwyer’s niece, theater, and quips from New York venues. References include New York City housing, isolationism, and Broadway humor.
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Clinton Playhouse
Connecticut
Paris Conference Signals Red Obstruction and Western Strains
Paul Mallon notes Soviet opposition to peace and stability, warning that Russia advances world communism. Marshall favors cautious, adaptive policy amid slow Ruhr restoration. few know how to counter open Communist obstruction. He warns war is unthinkable and appeasement fails.
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Russia
Marshall
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Pattern No 1617 Dress with Diagonal Scalloped Closing
Pattern No 1617 offers sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 44 46 with 37 percent yardage of 35 inch or 39 inch fabric. The illustrated afternoon dress features a diagonal scalloped closing a flattering fit and a ruffled edge with an interesting hip treatment.
Ask Me Another General Quiz Questions
A set of ten general knowledge prompts covering patents expiration hunting spruce grouse Maya civilization year Comstock Lode yield fertile soil Valley Forge forge snakes ears distance to Mars origin of coffee and urban versus rural sickness.
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Mexico
Comstock Lode
Valley Forge
Washington
Mars
Lexicon to Ideology Humor and Circus Leadership Change
H I Phillips era lexicon sketches totalitarian and democracy flaws with three letter yes and isolation. A circus leadership reshuffle follows a court ruling returning John Ringling North as top man while Robert Ringling exits, both sharing uncertainty felt by aerial performers.
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Robert Ringling
John Ringling North
Outlook for Farm Measures in Washington Debated
Washington discussions predict Senate will restore most farm department cuts. Restorations eyed include soil conservation 267 million, school lunch program up from 45 to 75 million, and farm surplus disposal 48 million. Wool duties loom as a contrasting, politically charged issue amid veto risk.
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Agriculture Department
House
Australia
U. S
GOP
Truman
England’s New Spirit Seen On Strand Walk
In late summer 1918 I walked with a British nobleman on the Strand in London when two Tommies paused to let us pass. I noted this moment as evidence that commoners now share equal importance to peers, signaling a new spirit in the nation before the war’s end.
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Strand
London
England
Answers I. Public property and ancient ties
A set of ten factual prompts covers ownership turning public property, ancient contact via bare hands, a 500 B C date, a 340 million dollar figure, Iowa’s large share of prime farmland, usage by Washington and his men, locations under skin, a 35 million mile minimum distance, origins in Ethiopia, and higher disease rates among farm residents.
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Iowa
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Ethiopia
FDA Finds Bubble Gum Not Cause Of Junior’s Ailments
The Food and Drug Administration stated on June 23 1947 that bubble gum is not responsible for a child’s upset stomachs or other pains, possibly only causing aching jaws.
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Washington, D. C
Junior
Food and Drug Administration
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