Occupation of Japan Urged by Pennsylvanian
Cmdr. Guy J. Swope of Harrisburg urges a long term American occupation of Japan to educate the population in democratic governance. He envisions commissions of experts guiding politics, business, and education for 25 to 50 years to ensure acceptance of democracy.
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Quick Dinner with Canned Luncheon Meat Idea
Homemakers facing busy evenings and meat shortages can keep canned luncheon meat on hand. Slice MOR into 8 or 12 pieces, dip in a egg and water mix, coat with bread crumbs, and fry in bacon drippings. Serves 4 generously. Clip Recipe Here.
Heating Brings Out Flavor in Mor Pork Dish
The Mor pork dish tastes best when served hot, offering B complex vitamins and complete proteins. Serve with leftovers like creamed potatoes with pimiento, seven minute cabbage with American cheese, a fruit or vegetable salad, sliced bananas and cream for dessert. The menu emphasizes eye appeal and flavor as keys to good nutrition.
Fruit Salad Dressing Idea For Fresh Fruit Use
A dressing variation for fruit salads using Wilson's Mayonnaise lemon juice confectioners sugar and whipped evaporated milk. Drain fruit before serving and toss lightly to coat. Garnish with colorful fruit and serve on lettuce watercress or endive. Remember to write Wilson's Mor on the grocery list to avoid empties.
Elephant and Keeper Bond In Circus Tale Of Bond
A columnist recalls a circus elephant who returns to calm when an old keeper reappears, showing affection and lifting him with its trunk. The piece reflects on human self control and a quest for peaceful perfection beyond sunset.
Way of a Dog in My Boyhood Tale of Duke
The narrator recalls a smart terrier named Duke who broke a front leg as a puppy and healed with pasteboard splints. Duke learned to whine and hop on three legs to receive treats, barking for tea cakes at each family member. The piece contrasts Duke’s genuine misfortune with a panhandler who fabricates past operations.
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Way of a Man and the Gambler’s Fate Lesson
A northern city dog loses interest after an accident and a man of fine promise becomes a pauper through gambling. The piece links memory and experience to behavior, noting the dog’s changed trust and a man’s slide from potential success to ruin and death by suicide.
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John Borman
West
English title ladder explained to visiting American
A visitor learns how English titles work from a settler. They discuss ranks from duke to baron and viscount to earl, inheritance by eldest son, and where women fit in. The dialogue covers precedence at dinner, royal connections, and how names and titles pass through families.
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Susan Smythe
Aswsan Doakes
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Foundation President Thanks Woman's Club for Gift
Thomasville Community Foundation president N C English publicly thanked the Thomasville Woman's Club for a club donated contribution to the foundation. The gift will furnish and equip a room at City Memorial hospital, per club stipulations. English praised the club’s public service and urged others to follow the example. A copy of the letter was sent to foundation treasurer R L Pope.
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English
Thomasville Community Foundation
Thomasville Woman's Club
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Roosevelt speeches on records released by NBC
National Broadcasting Company says two volumes contain 12 records titled Rendezvous with Destiny. The documentary voice recordings of Franklin D Roosevelt feature narration by announcers who introduced the nation to the radio era.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Broadcasting Company
Dinner plans and escort inquiry among quoted remarks
The passage questions dinner plans and who should escort whom. It suggests calling a “master of lunacy” and contemplates whether one or both should be escorted by such a figure.
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Royal Family Tour Prep Demands Tight, Varied Wardrobe
The Royal Family's South Africa tour requires precise scheduling of engagements over weeks and thousands of miles. Major tasks include security by Major item Vanguard ship readiness and Queen's fresh hair by J H Joerin. Personal barber F C West accompanies the King for grooming. Dressers Celia Willey and Mary ae plan wardrobe for the Queen and two Princesses.
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INS
South Africa
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Lewis Ritchee
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F.C. West
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Royal
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J. H. Joerin
Celia Willey
Mary Ae
Fare Evasion Incident Delays Chicago Streetcar Service
Conductor Maurice O Connor reports ejecting Willie Jones 30 for refusing to pay fare. Jones sat on a safety island with feet across tracks prompting temporary streetcar halt until police ferried him to Central Station where he faced disorderly conduct charges.
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Maurice O'Connor
Willie Jones
Jones
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Royal Tour Staff Count Reveals Huge Travel Crew
The tour party will include 29 staff members with ten from the Royal Household and 19 others to maintain royal splendour as the entourage travels across sea and land.
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Sonal
Royal Household
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