Washington Express spoof column gleans Capitol ironies
The Washington Express sketches Capitol Hill life with Senator Bilbo’s pay, FBI snooping, and goings on among congressmen. It lampoons Forrestal, Overton, and HoUse cloakrooms, and notes fashion, theater folks, and a beardless messenger trend at Western Union.
Summer in Washington reflects political heat and plans
Congress debates housing policy taxes and education funding as the nation s political landscape shifts. Harold Stassen presses to derail Dewey by rallying favorite son candidates, while Harriman faces steel industry pressure and Marshall weighs U.S. aid versus cost.
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Jam and Marmalade Recipes for Winter Delights
Practical guidance on making and preserving fruit spreads with steps for blackberry jam orange marmalade cherry marmalade and more. Includes tips on preparing jars processing times and safety notes to ensure colorful, flavorful spreads through the cold months.
Readers weigh CIO PAC influence in 1948 campaign
A columnist argues that despite widespread ignoring of CIO PAC funding plans, a multi million dollar effort to shape public opinion against labor bills is underway. He cites reports from The New York Times and Washington Star and notes debates over membership totals and funding scales.
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Sewing Circle Patterns Sceinier Party Dress for Tots
Sewing circle pattern notice advertises a dainty summer dress for girls ages 3 to 8 with heart pockets and shoulder bows. Pattern No. 8012 includes sizes 3 to 8, fabric yardage for 4, and simple princess style for mother. Also promotes trio of blouses No. 1641 in sizes 12 to 20 with yardage per blouse. Send for Summer issue of Fashion containing 52 patterns.
Lynn Says Keep on Your Toes When Making Jelly
The guide defines when jelly meets specs as clear tender and sparkling with distinct fruit flavor. It notes jars should slip onto a plate and suggests lemon juice to adjust acidity. Fully ripe fruits lack pectin, so mix ripe and unripe fruit and use wide bottom pans to preserve color. A spice bag can be added for a spiced jelly.
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Physicians Lead Prestige Survey of Occupations
A Collier's survey finds physicians ranked first in prestige, with bankers and lawyers second and third. Major shifts since 1925 include insurance agents rising to 10th, farmers dropping to 12th, and traveling salesmen slipping to 16th.
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