Russia and Persia trip reveals vast Soviet reach and caution
The narrative recalls a Moscow to Teheran journey with officials, artisans, and a Uzbek mayor. It notes housing loans, private practice rights, and a panorama of Bolshevik monuments in Ashkhabad, while detailing Soviet hospitality, Turkoman weaving, desert nomads, and the ambivalent stance toward Western reporters and aid. It concludes with calls for freer press access and cautious, balanced dealings with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Finland
Kirilov
Bokhara
Samarkand
Ashkabad
Tashkent
Nona
Ashkhabad
Stalin
Arctic Circle
Moscow
Nouveau Riche
Hice
England
America
Soviet Union
Persia
Nesterov
Nick
Teheran
Dacha
Switzerland
Bank of International Settlements
Joyce
NKVD
Ambassador
White
Hotel Metropole
Eric Johnston
Aurauerence
Europe
New World
Asia
Roosevelt
O Woman Finds Way to Cut Food Waste at Home
Kathleen Norris cites Mrs. Elmer Hillgrass of Santa Barbara who shows how a family can cut food waste by reusing leftovers. The Hillgrass household reports cutting bread waste, repurposing scraps into soups and meals, and achieving about one third savings in cost and bulk while maintaining quality.
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Elmer Hillgrass
Santa Barbara
Vsdlf
Chester
Europe
Elmer
America
Miss Norris
Ron
Lydia & Pinkham
The Staff Of Life And Food Conservation
A call to conserve bread to feed starving Europe and Asia. A homemaker trims waste, lowers meals and saves about a third on food costs, earning notable savings. Miss Norris praises the effort as a model for households in crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Asia
Shells Become Bells in Korean Churches
Three hundred Korean churches received substitute chimes crafted from 240 mm Japanese mortar shells that had been earmarked for sea disposal by American authorities. Maj. Roy B. Southworth, an ordnance officer, intercepted a load of live shells, had them rendered harmless, and donated them to the churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy B. Southworth
Yankees face pitching gaps as DiMaggio powers surge
Bill Dickey, newly named Yankees manager, warns the team must improve hitting to challenge the Red Sox. He praises DiMaggio and Doerr as star players, notes pitchers' arms will be key, and cites Washington and Detroit as threats. Dickey credits MacPhail and McCarthy, and stresses need for one or two acquisitions to compete with Boston.
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Lfe
Bill Dickey
Yankees
Arkansas
Florida
Joe DiMaggio
Bill
DiMaggio
Keller
Stirnwells
Mitenprindslansmich
Cordon
Dickey
Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Cronin
Joe
Pesky
Doerr
Hughson
Harris
Ferriss
Dobson
Washington
Detroit
Tigers
Larry MacPhail
Joe McCarthy
Bill Carrigan
Mickey Cochrane
Boston
Tables and Benches For Use Outdoors Pattern 279
Durable outdoor furniture pattern offers a six foot table and two benches with knee room and a bin for storage. Includes illustrated cutting and assembly directions with material list and sells for 15 cents postpaid. Send order direct.
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W. L. White
Marx
Kathleen Norris
By Kathleen Norris
Rollin Brown
Sand Hills
Jim Doane
Dolores Alvaro
Desert Rose
THE
Staff OF Life
Dickey and
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
N. Y
ALT Lake Desk
West Broadway
Salt Tinke City
Utah
U.S
Sarkis
Americas
O'Sullivan
the Pyott SI Sanitarium, & Or Clinic
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