Editorial reader notes on Truman fact finding turnabout
A Western Newspaper Union piece analyzes shifting editorial stance on Mr. Truman's labor fact finding plan. It argues unions push profits based wage scales in General Motors and oppose steel profits, urging a universal yardstick and straightforward calculation of past costs and living increases to set future wages.
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General Motors
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Motors
Steel
War Administration
Quick Easy Breads and Muffin Recipes Feature
This Western Newspaper Union release shares methods for quick breads and muffins. It covers avoid over mixing, proper batter texture, and baking times for Cheese Muffins Prune Muffins Spice Muffins and several biscuit varieties with ingredients and steps.
Egg cookery tips and meringue faults from Lynn Says
Lynn Says offers practical egg cookery advice. It explains that too much sugar causes beadlike meringue while too little sugar makes frothy meringue. It also covers refrigeration, pie assembly, and how to crack eggs and whip whites with slight water addition for best volume.
Calves Liver With Onions Recipe Menu
A historical newspaper meal listing includes Calves Liver with Onions, Scalloped Potatoes, Green Beans, Jellied Fruit Salad, Cheese Muffins, Beverage, Steamed Pudding, and a recipe. The section presents a full course menu style with dish names and preparation hints.
Hollywood Notes on Stars and Projects in 1946
Conscientious objector Lew Ayres returns to film in The Dark Mirror with Olivia de Havilland as a psychiatrist solving a murder. Jane Russell seeks time off for football season with husband Bob Waterfield. Vivian Blaine may leave 20th Century Fox for La Belle Amour, while Joan Edwards models for George Hurrell. June Haver, The Dolly Sisters co star with Betty Grable, and Carole Landis edits a hot lyric line for a scandal. Bill Eyrhe finds a Mars, Pennsylvania home after Hollywood sale. Eddie Rickenbacker to host a new radio series with charity fees. Follies of ’46 on NBC features under-30 principals. Sylvia Sidney brings son Jody to The Searching Wind set. Odds and ends note retirements and rising stars, plus early TV film offers for Ozzie and Harriet’s sons.
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Lew Ayres
International
the Dark Mirror
Olivia de Havilland
Maid Leaves After Teasing Exchange Over Jealous Mistress
The nursery maid is told to leave after a sharp exchange with the mistress. The maid provocatively claims she is prettier and a better kisser and hints the mistress’s husband praised her, then reveals the supposed source, the mistress’s dentist.
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