Beeman's Slow Courtship at Oakknoll Ranch
A beekeeper narrator recalls Emmy at Oakknoll ranch and Fuller Lamson who buys the Hall place to raise horses. Emmy, kind and patient, is wary of Lamson while the narrator notices tension over a possible romance as supper and chores unfold. The story centers on cautious approaches and quiet observations.
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Oakknoll Ranch
Emmy
Bill
Fuller Lamson
Hall Place
Sierra , Foothills
Redlands
Farland
Lamson
Fuller Launson
Launson
Oakknoll
Emily
Slow and Careful by John Scott Doug
A rural vignette follows Bill and Emmy as bee hives are tended under trees after the war. A tense encounter with Lamson ends when Bill returns home to supper and Emmy eyes a lonely future. The narrative recalls hard work, marriage, and quiet struggle.
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John Scott Doug
Can't Escape Self Yet Common Escape Routes Of The Mind
A speaker warns against fleeing internal crises and outlines thirteen mental escape routes from regression to sublimation. Regression, extraversion, introversion, rationalization, segregation, repression, disassociation, conversion, displacement, projection, identification, compensation, and sublimation are described with brief meanings. The final route, sublimation, is advised as the constructive path.
Soybeans as Cost Effective Protein Source for Homemakers
Extension nutritionists urge using soybeans and other legumes to offset rising food costs while maintaining protein intake. Soybeans provide high quality protein comparable to meat, plus iron, calcium, phosphorus and B vitamins. fresh soybeans offer Vitamin A, while sprouts supply Vitamin C.
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Extension Service
Moguls Plot New Democratic Ticket With Truman Dilemma
Democratic leaders once met at the White House to push Truman as vice president. Now they fear breaking the news to Truman and face the challenge of finding a credible replacement. Possible choices include Justice Vinson or Justice Douglas, with Wallace considerations, as they rally to mount a stronger ticket.
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White House
Franklin Roosevelt
Truman
Missouri
Fdr
Ed Flynn
Bronx
Ed Kelly
Chicago
Hague
Jersey City
Bob Hannegan
South
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Henry Wallace
Religion Fervor in Italy Affects Election Mood
Secretary of State Marshall worries about upcoming Italian elections amid fears of Yugoslav and Italian Communist influence. Prancesca Lodge notes a religious wave as devotees flock to Marian sites like Assisi, seeing faith resist communism.
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Marshall
Italy
Prancesca Lodge
G.O.P
Connecticut
Assisi
Santa Maria Degli Angeli
Holy Land
Saint Francis
Marshall Plan Debate Delays Aid as Europe Faces Threat
The Marshall Plan for Europe stalls in Congress amid hearings and partisan wrangling. Republicans criticize urgency while others argue timely aid could save lives as Soviet actions in Czechoslovakia Finland and potential moves toward Italy and France raise the crisis level. Debate centers on whether to fund now or risk Russia’s advance.
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Marshall
Europe
Congress
G.O.P
Kansas
Reed
Russia
Czechoslovakia
Finland
Italy
France
Malone
Nevada
Edton
Montana
Wherry
Nebraska
Land
California
Ball
Minnesota
Jess
Blizzard of 1888 remembered by Society member
Elmer Twitchell recalls the Blizzard of 1888 at the Society for Perpetuating the Blizzard event. He recounts massive drifts trapping people, a shovel gone missing, roofs and chimneys torn from buildings, and ice lingering through summer and autumn.
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Elmer Twitchell
Society For
Sewing Circle Patterns Swo Prscer 4 Dress Style
The article describes a softly tailored two piece dress for the mature figure. It highlights shoulder gathers flattering lines and a neat dressy appearance suitable for comfortable smart styling.
Recalled gag of a wooden bird the Floogie Bird
The quote recalls a toy named the Floogie Bird with a label I fly backwards I dont care where Im going I just want to see where Ive been. A note mentions a similar gag called the Fataluva bird once used by Bob Benchley and referenced by President Truman.
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President Truman
Bob Benchley
SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTER TO UNCLE SAM CALLS OUT AMERICAN CONFUSION
A reader signs a comically urgent missive to Uncle Sam criticizing U S policy and warning about Soviet influence. The letter questions leadership style and patriotism while quoting a communist statement about overthrow. It notes Britain's use of American loans and ends with a wry remark on money.
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