Sauer Corner Sees Rise in Fowl and Fish Supplies
Dorothy Barclay reports in Sauer Corner on abundant frozen fish including yellow perch and Canadian yellow pike and a record turkey crop. Broilers are plentiful and prices lower, with apples, cranberries, and eggs highlighted as key grocery items for the season.
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Department of Agriculture
Let Your Lights Shine Brightly Through Cleaned Shades
Homemakers learn to refresh lamp shades at home to restore brightness. Cleanest methods cover fabric parchment metallic vellum and plastic shades with washing rinsing and careful drying, plus making decorative protective covers to extend life and preserve color.
Small Town Couple Raise Game Birds at a Profit
VIDALIA GA Mr and Mrs Dewey Joyce began rearing wild game birds in captivity years ago and turned a hobby into a profitable business. Quail pheasants and chukar partridge are the main products with prices from 5 to 8 dollars per pair for quail and 7 50 per pair for pheasants.
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Vidalia
Dewey Joyce
Adolphe Menjou Mustache Gone Sparks Nostalgia
In a satirical reflection on modern change and loss, the piece laments the removal of Adolphe Menjou's famed mustache as a symbol of fading traditions. It notes the political and cultural upheavals yet centers on the personal act of shaving for ten thousand dollars and the cultural shift it represents.
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Adolphe Menjou
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Churchill
MacArthur
Japan
Adolphe
Pop
Living High and Free on $90 a Month
Katharine Crosby MacInnis recounts Katharine Norris living cheaply in Boston with her husband on $90 a month. They own and rent homes, grow food, dine on simple fare, travel occasionally, and avoid debt while maintaining dignity and independence.
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ONG
Katharine Crosby MacInnis
Harpers Magazine
Religious Fuss Over Probe Sparks Unity Minister Question
LOS ANGELES The House un American activities committee inquiry into films and Communists sparked a religious controversy as Dr Stephen H Fritchman, a Unitarian minister, faced questions about alleged activities. Methodist superintendent Dr George A Warmer condemned the move as McCarthyism in flower and pressure on religious freedom. The Los Angeles Times editorial challenged Warmer's critique as mistaken.
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Los Angeles
House UN- American Activities Committee
Stephen H Fritchman
Los Angeles Times
George A. Warmer
Methodist Church
Hitler
Warmer
the Times
Elizabethtown Fluoridates Water To Aid Children
Elizabethtown becomes the second Kentucky town to fluoridate its water after a Lions Club sponsored program was approved by the state health department. The city council received the equipment presentation as fluoridation becomes a major club project alongside a hospital construction program.
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Elizabethtown
Kentucky
North Stamford honors Uncle John Saunders at Old Settlers Day
North Stamford residents celebrate Old Settlers Day honoring 88 year old Uncle John Saunders proprietor of the general store. The event includes a key ceremony, square dancing, a two-band dance night, and a chicken barbecue to benefit the community house upkeep.
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North Stamford
Conn
John’ Saunders
John
Charles D Lockwood
Times Square
North
Stamford
Rural Progress Drive kicks off in North Carolina
The North Carolina board of farm organizations sponsors a Rural Progress Drive starting September 1. The county with the most progress over 12 months earns County of the Year in Rural Progress and a 1000 dollar award to fund a lasting local project. Director David S Weaver cites wide potential benefits for rural communities while judging emphasizes agricultural adjustments and resource use.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina Board of Farm Organizations and Agencies
David S Weaver
Weaver
South Carolina Town Grows With H Plant
Montmorenci South Carolina experiences rapid growth due to the nearby H plant. Eight brick homes have been completed with two under construction and plans for twelve more dwellings. J Wiley Woodward leads home construction while Ida Ricks plans a supermarket to serve new residents. Other small businesses plan expansion as population and commerce rise.
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Montmorenci
S. C
Repid
J. Wiley Woodward
Ida Ricks
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