Press Box notes on postwar diplomacy and New York sights
A collage of remarks on Truman and Churchill, U.N. confusion, and the pretense of accord with renewed friction. It lists cultural tidbits from Manhattan, theater gains, gallery notes, and a gangster anecdote with a fatal ending, plus light jokes and quotes.
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Truman
United Nations
Churchill
Russia
Yalta
Yurrop
Flushing
Great Strike Wave Forecast By Labor Leaders
Two top labor chiefs warn of a major strike wave around Christmas as John L. Lewis and Walter Reuther push for aggressive action while others seek to soften the impact. The piece also notes wartime asset sales, Churchill memoir plans, and a lighter column on breakfast breads and muffins with a tested bran recipe.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Walter Reuther
CIO Auto Workers
Lewis
AFL
CIO
Truman
Reuther
Sally Lynn Menu and Desserts Feature Homestyle Recipes
A page lists Lynn Chambers menus with Shrimp Creole Rice Green Beans and Perfection Salad along with Sally Lynn beverages and a collection of bake shop items. Recipes include Streusel and Blitz Coffee Cakes Sour Cream Waffles and Lacy Corn Cakes with step by step instructions, plus a Patsy short story about a Saturday night date.
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Sally Lynn
Tips for Sifting, Yeast, and Quick Breads
Sift flour and sugar to ensure proper measurement and remove lumps. Yeast breads start in a hot oven for 10 minutes to halt yeast growth, then finish baking at a lower temperature. Quick breads bake in a moderate oven as a general rule.
Sponge cakes must cool completely before removal
Lynn explains sponge and angel food cakes have delicate air cells that cannot support the cake while warm. She advises letting them cool thoroughly, and notes muffins and cupcakes can be baked in ungreased fluted cups to save fats and reduce dishwashing.
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Alan Gale
Jack Smith
Day Russell
Thoreau
H. Martin
Panin
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