An Attractive Chair From Odds and Ends
A thrift chair project uses a scrap of plywood a can of blue enamel ticking fringe and a white enamel finish. The process includes sanding re coating with flat paint drying time and a fringe covered back. Note cites Book 10 with over thirty homemaking ideas and pricing.
4-H Back to Peace Aims Grow New Community Leaders
The 4-H program, grown from 125000 members in 1914 to about 1.7 million youths ages 10 to 21, expands beyond wartime food production to peace time service. Clubs cover farming, home economics, soil mapping, nutrition, landscape projects, community recreation, and international peace topics with national and international reach.
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America
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Alaska
Profit prophets face 1946 outlook and price trends
Western Newspaper Union reports cautious view on 1946 business. The essay notes past prophecies of inflation and war-time highs were wrong and argues that restored peacetime production and wage pressures, plus political policy, will shape prices and consumer behavior, with uncertainty about inflation, strikes, and spending ahead.
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Washington
Hoover
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dairy Winners Earn Kraft Scholarships for Milk Production
National daily contest winners pictured include Richard A. Riggs Evansville Indiana Earl Edwards Floydada Texas Billy Van Cleve Chapel Hill Tennessee John M Keith Astoria Oregon James M Galbreath Street Maryland Ernest Young Cortland New York each won a $200 Kraft Foods scholarship and an all expense trip to the congress Awards judged on production per cow and other factors focusing on milk yield and quality.
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Richard A. Riggs
Evansville
Ind
Earl Edwards
Floydada
Texas
Billy van Cleve
Chapel Hill
Tenn
John M. Keith
Astoria
Ore
James M. Galbreath
Street
Ernest Young
Cortland
N.Y
Krafts Food Company
International warrant targets 200000 war criminals
The Allied War Crimes commission in Paris has issued an international warrant for each of more than 200,000 war criminals still at large. Collier's reports 5,000 copies of every document were circulated to Allied authorities, aiming to compel fugitives to identify themselves in the broad global pursuit.
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Allied War Crimes Commission
Paris
Allid
Collier's
Kellogg’s All Bran Diet Ad Declares Claim
Unsolicited letter promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle bulk laxative cure for constipation. Claims a 10 day trial with double money back offer and stresses wholesome wheat outer layers. Mentions Kellogg's Battle Creek and Omaha as makers.
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Beatrice Meyer
Hawthorne Ave
Newark, N. J
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Omaha
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