Mittens in Jig Time Pattern 970 Instructions
Pattern 970 provides small medium and large mitten sizes with concise directions and charts. Includes needlework photos and step by step guidance to simplify knitting.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1948
Page
3
Pattern 970 provides small medium and large mitten sizes with concise directions and charts. Includes needlework photos and step by step guidance to simplify knitting.
President Harry S. Truman secured re election delivering a nationwide victory amid high prices housing shortages and labor mobilizing against Taft Hartley. Analysts note the late campaign surge farm policy fears and a strong turnout as key factors shaping the result and future policy debates.
Wallace’s progressive line drew just over a million votes with limited state impact. Thurmond’s Dixiecrats won four states Alabama Louisiana Mississippi and South Carolina showing Democrats can win without a fully solid South.
In a dramatic late-night tally, Truman secured 304 electoral votes, surpassing the 266 needed for victory. Dewey earned 189, Thurmond carried 38 for the Dixiecrats in four states, Wallace won no votes, with detailed state-by-state returns listed below.
The article details the leaked origin of the Bernadotte plan on Rhodes with four attendees and the dispute over the Negev between Bevin and U S officials. It notes McClintock’s rejection and the plan’s mediation shifts. It also summarizes a national economic forecast for 1950 54 predicting no major downturn, modest price declines, and potential full employment if productivity remains strong.
The piece notes elephants are cheap due to India's changing politics. Maharajahs face financial strain, with palaces and retinues downsized as state subsidies disappear. Prices for ceremonial elephants are quoted around $60, while broader trends show reduced luxury and new pace of payments. Notable figures referenced include Ike Eisenhower’s painting sale and John L. Lewis earning about $50,000 annually.
A series of dated quips about casual American phrases contrasts with Army remarks on propriety. A novelty claim notes a device transcribing Gone with the Wind in minutes, implying rapid future transcription of speeches by Molotov or Vishinsky. The item ends with a provocation about profanity use by draftees and instructors.
Hearings show the civil aeronautics board leaning toward big airlines as veterans seek civil air freight certifica tion. Harold A. Jones defended airline views prompting a sharp retort from Dan Gribbon. Northwest counsel Seth Richardson warned the timing is wrong and the windfall may come in five to ten years.
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