Christmas shopper faces final week and recalls on law and life
The piece surveys lingering winter wishes and public issues from shortages and supply to recall questions and public ownership debates. It notes a Maine woodsman’s odd brag about eggs, lawfulness concerns with alcohol, merit system politics, and wary reflections on wartime experiences shaping civic views.
INDIAN PRINCESS FLYING HONORS BECKON NEW ERA OF COMPETITION
The piece notes a shift as wartime gains end, urging higher productivity and pay as shortages push costs. It cites wheat at 182.69 per bushel, coating costs, and sewer work in the Bendetty council, plus a $1000 saving from price negotiations. It reports Aniweg Houdinol, Cherokee Sequooyah’s granddaughter, awaiting a pilot license in Washington. Sylvia Boyden, English parachutist, survived a 1000 foot fall in Denmark and continued to Copenhagen.
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