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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1947
Page
3
Readable cooking notes describe meat saving dishes using vegetables with cheese to satisfy appetites. Recipes include Baked Stuffed Tomatoes with bacon and crumbs, Squash Sausage and Lima Bean Platter, and Sausage Stuffed Eggplant with rice and pork sausage seasoned with onion garlic pepper and parsley.
Recipes outline Celery and Potato Soup Baked Stuffed Tomatoes and other dishes. Includes mushroom and bean dishes with steps for stuffing eggplant, onions with potatoes, corn and bean pudding, plus kitchen tips on leather care, deodorizing kettles, and stain removal using denatured alcohol.
Drew Pearson reports on an off the record Kennan conference with top officials. The piece summarizes long standing Russian toughness, Europe’s power vacuum, and the U S aim to support democratic France and Italy while avoiding war. It notes Soviet strategists prefer political actions over conflict and cites Kennan's conclusion that war is unlikely.
Doodling on the typewriter and gossip swirl as Rankin faces backgrounding amid investigations. Capitol reporters hear Secretary of Agriculture Anderson and the President may receive straight signals before the 1948 campaign. Aide to the President is set for front page as ties to seized German firms come under scrutiny.
The column contrasts suspensions and double jeopardy concerns in sports with public figures Leo Durocher and Rocky Graziano. It argues punishment by special law is not repugnant, citing Chandler’s 1947 Durocher suspension and Graziano’s misconduct, while challenging explanations based on environment or upbringing.
A New York man reportedly eats two eggs daily on meatless Tuesday per physician advice. A tongue in cheek note mentions other quirky items about diet and public figures, including the Duke of Windsor's secretary denying invitations to a royal nuptials.
Veterans administration figures in Washington show about one in ten GI loan funded enterprises fail, with banks often reluctant to finance such loans. Morgan Callahan urges lenders to find balance while highlighting many veterans still build solid businesses across fields from medicine to retail.
The speaker, staying at a San Francisco hotel with delegates, notes that rank and file union members appear uninformed about the Labor Act. Leaders have framed it as a slave law, leaving members lacking clear information on its provisions.
The article recalls the Marine Corps founding on November 10 1775 and celebrates its 172nd anniversary. It notes past and present campaigns from Shores of Tripoli to Iwo Jima, plus new citizen marine corps reserves formed for local armories and airfields with a nationwide enrollment drive opening this week.
The Santa Fe railroad plans to equip new passenger cars with wire recordings for public address. A studio producer will tailor music and narration to route locale, using regional sounds from rivers to Indian chants. Compact units store hours of entertainment and switchable announcements minimize schedule disruption.
WESTFIELD MASS A 65 year old tailor John Dvorchak pulled a tooth with pliers to save a dentist bill. He says the first tooth came out cleanly and two more will need removal after a steak roast to be used for the same method.
In Portland two sisters Ardath and Irene Bunnell built a lure business and proved women can outproduce male anglers. Critics doubted their casting and tying skills but the sisters won buyers as they grew their enterprise with products like coachmen and golden demons. Zane Gray was among their early customers.
The permanent wave is traced to ancient practice where women applied clay to hair, shaped waves, and dried it in the sun. This early method produced lasting curls long before modern chemistry.
Readable text indicates a listings-style notice offering purchase of office furniture files and related items with a 3 percent South State tax reference and location in Salt Lake area.
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