Long Cool Drinks For Summer Nights
A vintage quick guide to porch cooling beverages with several mixed fruit punches and shakes. Recipes include Apple Raspberry Ade with pineapple and raspberry juice, Packed Mocha Cocoa Milk Shake, Spiced Pineapple Juice blend, and a crushed ice serve option.
Ginger Ale with Lemon and Lime Refreshments
Combine equal parts ginger ale and lemon and lime bottles and pour over crushed ice. Or freeze lemon and lime juice cubes and add ginger ale. Banana milk shake uses two ripe bananas, evaporated milk diluted with orange juice, shaken with ice to yield two servings.
Resettlement Officials Count Dismissed Staff
Washington officials said 1,888 employees were dismissed since September 1, lowering the active staff to 13,815 as of September 11.
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New TVA Power Policy Planned
The News-Sentinel reports President Roosevelt and TVA directors discuss a pooled south eastern power policy. Government and private utilities would share wholesale rates via TVA lines, reducing competition and potentially easing municipal ownership questions. The move follows TVA contract expiry with Commonwealth and Southern in November.
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Hackler pleads guilty in case of hit-and-run
Greensboro Sept 11 Special Prior to adjournment of Guilford superior court Frank Hackler of High Point pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact in a hit and run driving charge and prayer for judgment was continued to November 9 with half the court costs suggested. Eldridge Tuggle faced continued case. Paul Samuels to be prosecuted with leave. W J Carlton of High Point pled guilty to reckless driving receiving four months suspended on county roads with $25 fine and costs.
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Springfield Group Presents Nora Nobody At School Tonight
The Springfield Christian Endeavor society stages the fast moving comedy Nora Nobody at Allen Jay School tonight. It features Nora McGillicuddy and a cast including Nina Cooke James Mattocks Rickett Ellington Monroe Hendricks Ona Thurber Novella Burton Catherine Redick Ruth Hendricks Leo Briles and others in a plot of wit and romance.
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Nutritious Food Puzzle Clue Summary Turns Into PWA Peak Labor
Washington September 11 Secretary Ickes said direct labor on Public Works Administration projects peaked in June with 349,572 people employed. The report highlights mass employment during a bottleneck in reconstruction efforts.
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Seattle Post Intelligencer strike hearing advances witness list
Examiner Robert Watts oversaw a hearing on the newsroom strike at the Seattle Post Intelligencer. The board limited the issue to alleged dismissals of Frank Lynch and Everhardt Armstrong, denying motions to dismiss and probing Hearst policy and slotting of editorials. Corbett acknowledged Guild membership, while Griffin testified on supplements routed from San Francisco.
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Special Master Delays Findings in Bank Suit to October
Kenneth Brim, special master in the suit by John D. Biggs receiver of Commercial National Bank of High Point against bank officers and directors, will file his findings October 1. The filing was moved from September 15 to allow time for exceptions.
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Workers Alliance Urges WPA Wage Increase
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