Notes on a Reporter Crusade Against Corruption in America
A nostalgic survey praises fearless journalists from Canton to Butte who faced danger exposing crime and mob activity. It notes George Dale’s Klan clash in 1922 and recalls editors keeping guns by typewriters as protection. It also comments on radio censorship, propaganda distortions, and the legacy of Joseph Pulitzer shaping American newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald R Mellett
Canton
Oho) Daily News
George Dale
Muncie Post-Democrat
State Supreme Court
Dale
Butte
Montana
Daily Bulletin
America
Joseph Pulitzer
NY World
Bossy Meets War Production Challenge in Dairy Foods
Chicago report details 26 million U S cows on nearly five million farms producing over a third of a billion pounds of milk daily. Milk products fuel war effort with dry milk solids rising, cheese and evaporated milk output expanding led by Wisconsin and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bossy
Chicago
United States
Maine
California
Canadian
Gulf
Inflation and War Aims in Postwar Debate
WRIGHT A. Natehed released by Western Newspaper Union argues inflation is a grave threat requiring wartime style sacrifices. He urges limits on profits wages and prices with heavy federal taxes, and warns against becoming slaves to inflation if not curbed. He discusses the role of business as silent partners and defends national unity in food production while critiquing labor union dues for farm helpers in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United Nations
California
United States
Household Tips for Food Preservation and Beverages
A guide on using fruit jars for mixing drinks and preserving produce color with vinegar, cautions against violent boiling to save vitamins, and notes on serving punches with ginger ale and crushed ice. Tips also cover sweetening tea and coffee to avoid undissolved sugar and reduce waste.
All American Ice Cream Declares Strong Growth
Ice cream is described as a protective food and the best economic staple. Consumption has more than doubled in eight years from about 4 quarts per person per year to over 10 quarts, with production near one million cows and Pennsylvania and New York leading U.S. output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Americans
North Iena
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Missouri
Ilinois
Ohio
Kansas
Indiana
California
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Washington
Lendlease
New York
Illinois
Oregon
Texas
Song
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Maryland
Flamingo red chairs brighten modern home styling
Homemakers gain confidence in resourceful decorating as flamingo red chairs provide color accents to a tan couch. The piece explains captain as head of a company from caput Latin and notes Camel cigarettes as a favored gift from home for service members based on sales records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
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Churchill
Adolf
Berlin
Winston
Oliver Littleton
Donald Nelson
Quentin Reynolds
Burma
Byron Price
Malta
de Gaulle
Elliot Paul
Paris
Hitler
Scott Feldman
Shubert
Lee Shubert
Joan Davis
Lupton Wilkinson
du Barry
Ivy le
The
Herald- Tribune
Laval & Co
Vichy
USA
China
Hull
Laval
Vicky
U. S
Barry Faris
INS
National Dairy Council
Idaho
Vermont
North Central States
Department of Agriculture
Los Angeles
Western Newspaper Union
France
England
West
von Wyeth Spears
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Bik
Sve
Newhouse
Newhouse Hotel
Sabarta
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