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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
7
Real American foreign policy is being formed as a new perspective emerges. Paul Mallon outlines evolving approaches and the possible implications for international relations and national strategy.
The swap of Braden for Rockefeller signals more than displeasure with Argentina. The move reflects Byrnes' reorganization and Truman policy aims, aligning Democrats, tightening foreign policy lines, and easing opposition while highlighting Rockefeller’s regional influence and Ache son’s congressional ties. The piece links shifts to Potsdam and Manchuria talks as well as farm income outlook.
A soldier writes of being assigned to the occupation force in Japan, joking about cultural barriers and humor about peace. The note blends reminiscence of Europe, wartime jokes, and a satirical view of postwar duties. It also mentions the FBI arresting railroad dining car workers and notes a business partnership change at Outwater & Wells.
Iowa State College checks show intertilled crops lose more to erosion on rolling land. A four year rotation of corn oats with clover and timothy raised corn yields by 32 bushels. Legumes boost soil nitrogen and organic matter, reduce erosion, and sustain fertility for better crops over time.
Private Boskowitzch hesitates to shoot at Germans during a strategic withdrawal under Sergeant O’Hara. The sergeant scorns him while Bosko clings to Webster’s dictionary. When the attack comes, Bosko saves the machine gun. The war correspondent notes the odd pair’s bravado and bluster.
A reader criticizes the emperor system and warns of war, expressing anti-Japanese sentiment and suggesting Chinese occupation of Japan and a repatriation to Germany as a preferred role. The letter reflects xenophobic views tied to World War II tensions.
Paternity of quadruplet calves born to Adam and Eva Arcady purebred Hereford cattle owned by C. D. Lucas of Dyer Kentucky was established by a University of Wisconsin blood test. Dr I Hendrick Owensboro Kentucky notes no prior record of four calves from one cow. quads have usually survived only hours or days.
Supplement to Urea Urea, the nitrogen compound, known as a protein substitute for cud chewing animals, works well for growing heifers in a ration of roughage, molasses, urea and a small amount of protein or starch. Molasses, urea and low protein roughage alone are inadequate and should be supplemented with a protein such as casein.
The American Veterinary Medical Association urges livestock owners to watch for foot-and-mouth disease as soldiers return from overseas areas where it remains widespread. The disease has been eradicated in the United States.
Pattern No 8903 creates a scalloped daytime frock for sizes 14 16 18 20 40 42 and 44 with short sleeves. Requires 314 yards of fabric and notes unusually high demand with some orders delayed. Send orders to the specified address.
Baste a center front line and a center back line on the dress as fitting guides. Keep a clothes hanger in the sewing room for half finished dresses to prevent wrinkles when not in use.
Wash items first then soak in borax and water for a day. Rinse thoroughly and hang in sunshine to dry. For rain stains on clothing place a clean damp cloth over the stain and press with a moderately warm iron.
A wide mouthed pitcher makes transferring custard to cups easy with minimal spills. The setup supports smooth serving and helps maintain clean portions in dessert preparation.
Use bread at least 24 hours old for dainty sandwiches and slice thin with a sharp knife. The guidance emphasizes texture and precision to achieve refined bite sizes.
A note describes cooling hot canned fruits in draft air to prevent cracking. The precautionary step aims to maintain seal integrity and prevent spoilage during storage.
The egg slicer proves versatile for more than eggs. It can slice thin cooked potatoes or beets and works well with some fruits, providing uniform slices.
When grease or milk is spilled on a hot stove sprinkle with salt to remove the unpleasant odor. The advice is a simple kitchen tip offering a practical odor neutralizer. Salt acts to absorb and neutralize the smell as the liquid cooks away.
A cloth dipped in kerosene removes grease and dirt from sinks and adds polish. To remove wallpaper grease spots use dry corn meal with a clean dry cloth. the spots will soon disappear.
In Philadelphia in 1935, a huge crowd of more than 26 000 alleged relatives from 48 states and 27 foreign countries sought a share of Mrs. Henrietta Garrett’s $25 000 000 estate left unwilled after her 1930 death. No one had yet received any money.
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