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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1946
Page
2
A collage of social quips and remarks on Mrs Roosevelt Queen Wilhelmina and OPA debates. Includes a war era anecdote about a band playing The Old Gray Mare at a royal entrance and sharp lines from editors and famous writers about intellect love and Nazism tropes.
A humorous dialog imagines President Truman reflecting on farm life and political pressures. He recalls pressures from editors and figures like John Lewis, while his mother urges a Missouri return and questions on a second term and pardons. The piece blends satire with cultural references and ends with a collage of ad copy and notes on Brooklyn’s age.
Church supper guidance for feeding fifty people with ham loaf and Creole wieners. Includes menu items such as Scalloped Potatoes Sunshine Salad Berry Cobbler and practical prep tips plus scaled recipes and time estimates. Released by Western Newspaper Union.
In a Western Newspaper Union dispatch, analysts note a setback for communists as France rejects a pro Moscow constitution in a referendum. British Labour and several CIO unions move to ban Communist members, signaling a purge of Communist influence amid Browder’s Kremlin mission and shifts in postwar strategy.
Tense closed door talks over the railroad strike swirl around A F Whitney and President Truman. In California Earl Warren aims for both party nominations, leveraging the odd primary rule. Civil service rhetoric on writing competes with wage politics and government figures clash over duties and jurisdiction.
The Intelligentsia highlights Tarkington's early writing years yielding only 22.50 in five years, notes Dorothy Thompson's weekly ambition, and mentions Louis Fisher heading to India to meet Gandhi. It also references a feud between James Farrell and Sterling North and predicts an atom bomb war within five years if tensions rise.
The OPA issue centers on whether price controls will keep costs down or protections will lift burdens on consumers. Officials debate effectiveness and impact on shopping, supply, and access to goods.
Alex Woollcott and Hleywood Broun left a new show mid performance. Broun teased about bad luck with flowers from a bouquet on stage. Percy Hammond critiqued the show noting unprecedented audience stage fright in theater history.
The author notes that writers use items from newspapers, encounters, and stories heard anywhere. He says reality and imagination supply material, ground daily into stories or plays.
Gene Fowler praised Irving Berlin calling him one of the few immortals who remains mortal. The remark underscores Berlin’s lasting influence on music and culture.
The comedian Will Rogers attended a dinner unaware it favored a political agenda. Speakers praised xenophobic views, prompting Rogers to leave in disgust. As he departed he remarked that the nation needs fresh blood and he needs fresh air, then exited.
A guidance piece outlines varied egg preparations for breakfast and meals. It recommends fillings for omelets such as tuna, ham, sausage, mushrooms, cheese, and deviled ham, and suggests poached eggs served in hash nests or spinach nests. Scrambled and baked egg ideas include bacon, ham, and vegetables.
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