Ism Probe Rough Start and WPA Wage Shifts Stir News
Washington summer brings Martin Dies new committee wielding headlines as Fritz Kuhn grilling signals rising German Americanism concerns. WPA relief moves regional wage scales cutting north and south. Manassas and Plattsburg drills showcase peacetime military realism with Drum demanding tangible strength. Oil prices fall as states adapt production controls after an interstate compact meeting.
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Paris Returns Stolen Indifferent by Bogouslavsky
In Paris Serge Bogouslavsky a 25 year old artist turned in the Louvre theft of Li Indiferent valued at $200000. He admitted taking it to restore its glory and police say his retouching not only repaired but improved the painting.
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Commonwealth and Southern ends Tennessee power sale to TVA
A full page ad declares private utilities still serve public interests better than TVA while noting tax advantages. The next day TVA awarded Mr. Wilkie 78.6 million dollars in connection with the purchase.
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War of Nerves Across Europe and Grain Storage Struggles
The piece links British mediation efforts in the Danzig dispute to a looming German pressure and a new high commissioner. It also surveys U.S. grain policy, noting expiring corn loans, the government storage-bin plan, and railroads' resistance to siting and moving bins, risking disrupted grain flow.
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Thanksgiving clash over date sparks calendar confusion
Cartoonists and columnists cheered as Roosevelt said Thanksgiving would be November 23, not 30. Calendar makers moaned while college football officials warned schedules would be upset. The state department later announced the proclamation affects only the District of Columbia, with each state choosing its own date.
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Practical Canning and Preserving From My Kitchen
This piece promotes home canning with tested recipes for Apple Chutney Peach Conserve Amber Jam and Lindbergh Relish. It includes step by step directions, sterilization tips, and storage guidance, plus a note about obtaining Eleanor Howe’s Household Hints book.
Household Questions and Practical Kitchen Tips
Sandwiches use liver leftovers sieved and seasoned with lemon juice and butter for a tasty filling. Make sugar syrup by boiling two cups sugar with three cups water for three minutes and refrigerate in a covered jar. Preserve bright berries by not overcooking and store preserves in a dark place. Keep root vegetables in a rack and lettuce in a muslin bag. use leftovers the same day to avoid spoilage.
Favorite Cookie Recipes From Eleanor Howe
In this column next week Eleanor Howe will share favorite recipes. Grandmother's Sugar Cookies and Butterscotch Brownies are two examples readers will find.
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Eleanor Howe
Beautiful Crocheted Doilies for the Table
Crochet a large lace doily for a centerpiece and two medium ones for a buffet set with three sizes. The large 18 inch doily, medium 12 inch, small 6 inch. Pattern 1935 includes directions, illustrations, materials, and a photograph. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave. New York with name, address, and pattern number.
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Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
Forbear to judge Shakespearean Quote
A compact medieval voiced line urges humility by admitting universal sinfulness and warning against quick judgment.
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