Two Party System Erodes as Voters Lose Trust in Members
The piece argues that party labels fail to predict voting in Congress with many lawmakers crossing party lines. It cites Truman era politics and direct primaries as sources of discipline loss, urging reforms to restore clear party alignment and protect voters from unpredictable representatives.
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Congress
Senate
House
Freezing Your Foods at Home for Summer and Winter
Practical guide on freezing foods with home or locker storage. Tips cover meat selection, wrapping to prevent freezer burn, labeling, and portioning. Also includes Lynn Chambers menu ideas and a reader letter about renewing family life through countryside relocation with the Sandersons.
A Smile Awhile Jacob Birnstein Returns Home
Jacob Birnstein spent three months on the road selling and returns to his wife who greets him warmly. She speaks in a heavy Henglish accent asking if he understands their adopted baby who is learning to speak their mix of languages.
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Truman
Senate
House
Alan
Anne
Shirley
Joe’s
Jim
Margery
Jacob Birnstein
Home Care Tips For Pest Control And Cleaning
Practical household hints include avoiding putting kerosene down drains even during stoppages and calling a plumber. Freshen carpets by brushing with hot water and turpentine solution to deter moths. Peppermints should be dropped on waxed paper for easy removal. Cream soups may be served in cream soup cups. To keep shoe polish off soles, wrap tape around soles during polishing.
Doctor Population Rises in 1948 Census Claims
The American Medical Association reports a 1948 rise of 3,367 physicians, with 6,597 new licenses and 3,230 deaths. An April 15 count estimates 202,516 physicians in the continental United States, 151,888 in private practice, including researchers, teachers, administrators, retirees, interns, residents, and government staff.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
A.M.A
Association
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
United States
How to level uneven plaster walls and smooth ridges
Use coarse sandpaper wrapped around a wood block to rub down high spots. If the plaster is painted, refinish the wall after smoothing. A coarse abrasive stone may substitute for sandpaper to level humps and ridges.
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