Wallace Attacks Metal Monopolies After Western Tour
Phoenix report says third party candidate Henry A. Wallace closed his western campaign in Albuquerque with an address to about 3,000. He condemned metal monopolies, blaming them for artificial shortages, high prices, Taft Hartley and Mundt Nixon threats, and urged a return to his world peace plans with Stalin. He urged United Nations backing through U S Russia accord.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Henry A. Wallace
Albuquerque
N. M
Wallace
State Department
Truman
Josef Stalin
United Nations
United States
Russia
Fudge Cake Recipe from Mealtime Magic Booklet
A vintage recipe notes a chocolate fudge cake served as a party favorite and family dessert. It includes margarine sugar salt eggs melted chocolate flour baking powder milk vanilla and a two-layer bake, topped with chocolate icing and nuts. It invites readers to request a free two-color recipe booklet from the National Cotton Council in Memphis Tennessee.
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National Cotton Council
Memphis 1
Tenn
Public Forum letter on veterans bonus and press freedom in Monroe
A June 1 1948 Public Forum letter from Arthur M Le Blanc Jr commends Monroe editors for presenting all views on the veterans bonus and stresses the American free press. A separate protest letter from A Committee of Taxpayers and Citizens defends nonunion shops in Brownville area, criticizes barber picketing, and urges local support for nonunion businesses.
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American Free Press
Monroe
Arthur M. LE Blanc, JR
West Monroe
Taxpayers
Pheasants Brought to America by Early Imports
George Washington introduced the ring necked pheasant to America when he imported a few for his estate in 1789. The bird began as a game species in the United States when some were brought from the Orient and released in Oregon in 1889.
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George Washington
America
United States
Orient
Oregon
Light Crust Biscuits Recipe Shelf Card
A compact shelf note promising Aunt Agatha style Light Crust Biscuits. It highlights a traditional bake with a tender crumb, floured surface, and quick oven time. Includes essential ingredients and steps to recreate the cherished recipe at home.
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Aunt Agatha
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Din
McCormick
Metal Monopolies
Rapped
Gentry Grocery
Coleman St. West Monroe
Armour’s
SWIFT
Brownville
Heinz Theyre
DR. McGillicudhy
Primos
DeSiard
Brice
Kentucky
Artichokes
Citrus Suds Sm
Stokely’s
Big Cans
Heinz Tomato
Campbell's Tomato
Ajax
Morrells
Wisconsin
Stokely
Scotty Dog Food
Spec. Clorox, Pt
Lea & Perrins
Irvin
Jewel
Kellogg’s
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