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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
2
Jack Lait serves as guest columnist while Willam Winchell is away on vacation, introducing analysis and commentary in the familiar column style.
A critical column attacks James Caesar Petrillo for dictatorial control over AFL musicians and the city’s nightclubs. The writer accuses Petrillo of flouting laws, boasting about power, and seeking to silence critics while claiming ownership of music and its workers.
Meyer Davis argues James Caesar Petrillo has no jurisdiction over proposed raises in New York night clubs. Walter E. Smith dominates entertainment ventures from Tom Breneman's to publishing and film projects, while a Washington analysis assesses Soviet policy and the risk of war with Russia.
A mother focused guide outlines nutritious school lunches with calorie portions and shelf setups. It provides bread variations such as prune and orange nut bread, plus practical tips for creative fillings and hot drinks, ending with a religious lesson text about truthfulness.
The text notes a person to person connection involving Margaret Truman with Marvin Coles as counsel for the merchant marine. It also mentions dancer Gwendolyn Stone who is deaf mute since childhood and lip reads, along with Santa Fe Skyway cargo operations and patrols mentioning veteran flying personnel and a refrigeration unit for cold cargo.
A column suggests novel mixed grill ideas using fruit vegetables and meat. Sample pairings include beef fillets with mushroom caps tomato slices with butter plus salt and pepper. Lamb chops with kidneys bacon pork sausage pineapple and broiled peaches.
The menu list shows beef short ribs with vegetables peach salad browned potatoes date bread grape chiffon pie and beverages served by Lynn Chamber. Multiple dishes emphasize traditional fare and seasonal sides.
Harold L Lundquist of Moody Bible Institute presents a Sunday school lesson outline titled Improved Uniform International. The piece introduces the weekly study framework and emphasizes accessible scriptural commentary.
The record notes a lesson for September 8 with subjects and scripture texts selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
Sewing Circle Patterns presents Pattern No. 1538 for sizes 12 through 42. Describes a day dress with a caloped side closing, wide extended shoulders, and a neat trimmed waist. Size 14 requires 342 yards of 35 or 39 inch fabric.
A boy pays a quarter and asks for castor oil with a tasteless dose. The clerk offers an ice cream soda while waiting. The boy drinks the soda and repeats the request, then reveals the castor oil was for his dad.
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