American Way Readers Seen as Moral Aid for Children
Educational critic L. L. Bruggeman says the Golden Rule Series readers help instill morality and democracy in young students. He warns Communist propaganda and notes these books stress student initiative over teacher authority to foster an active, responsible citizenry.
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L. L. Bruggeman
International Department of the
American Book Co
Europe
Far East
United States
Household Hints and Safety Tips for Home Care
United Press notes how to remove insects from brussels sprouts with a soak in cold salted water for 30 minutes to an hour. It advises using a tapered bottle brush to clean coil bed springs and warns against pouring water on burning grease, suggesting salt or baking soda to starve flames. It also mentions adding lemon slices to hot soups for surprise flavor and observes teens often rustle up meals themselves.
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Brussels
Modern bonded plywood boosts furniture durability and style
Wood experts warn imitation woods fail to match natural versatility as hardwoods mellow with age. Manufacturers identify quality woods using bonded plywood and veneers. The Sirocco collection features a walnut plywood top with solid wood legs. Modern finishes resist abuse with a new beauty guard process protecting against cigarette, alcohol, and nail polish damage.
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Farm income to drop five percent in 1956 predicts agriculture dept
The Agriculture Department forecasts farm income will fall about 5 percent from 1955 levels amid lower prices and higher marketings. The report notes farm prices are about 7 percent below 1955, but income holds due to greater output. Politics over farm policy intensifies in Washington as senators and secretary Benson defend or attack the vetoed farm relief bill.
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Painting honors Peary discoverer of North Pole and air defense
Original Dean Cornwell painting marks Peary's 100th birth anniversary in May 1856. Commissioned by New York Life Insurance, it depicts Peary with Matthew Henson and Eskimos at the Pole on April 6, 1909 and notes his Arctic feats and later aviation defense work during World War I.
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North Pole
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New York Life Insurance Company
Matthew A. Henson
United States
Frederick Cook
National Geographic Society
Congress
National Aerial Coast Patrol Commission
America
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Aero League of America
Liquid waxes aid spring kitchen cleanup
New York report explains bottled wax for refrigerators cabinets walls and appliances to restore shine and ease cleaning. Artesia guests Cordell Smith and Kenneth Green stayed at Ben Graham’s home Friday night after a car collision left Jock and Mike examining the scene with police on site.
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Cordell Smith
Kenneth Green
Artesia
Ben Graham
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