Household Tips From An Old Guide
Quick pranks of daily life include protecting wallpaper with cardboard while waxing baseboards and using soap to ease driving nails. Dishes marked with nail polish can be cleaned off with remover. Parenting guidance emphasizes understanding behavior to gain cooperation over scolding. A gravy boat helps pour jelly without spills, and lemon juice preserves cauliflower whiteness. net under knit mending stabilizes fabric.
Truman Doctrine seen as preventive against conflict
Washington argues the Truman Doctrine acts to block Soviet expansion and avert war. The piece reviews the 1947 policy framing, supports bipartisan backing, and describes actions in Greece, Turkey, Hungary, Italy, and Germany to deter communism and sustain free institutions worldwide.
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Sugar Rationing Halted and Meat Prices Jump Across Nation
Government ends household sugar rationing amid larger supplies from Cuba and Java. sugar price controls to expire Oct 31. Retail meat prices surge nationwide due to seasonal demand, higher feed costs, and foreign purchases with some regions reporting notable increases. A mixed aviation milestone introduces pushbutton automatic flight, a pilotless four engine transport completing a 2000 mile journey from Long Beach to Wilmington.
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Classified dogs cats and pets ad seeks healthy companions
National Pet Shops in St Louis Missouri invites readers to write or visit for pure bred puppies and healthy pets of all kinds. Open to all breeds and sizes with immediate availability and friendly service.
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Favorable Forecast Predicts Record Wheat Harvest
The Agriculture Department projects a record 1.41 billion bushels of wheat this year despite a wet cold spring. Winter wheat pegged at 1.093 billion bushels and spring wheat at 316.8 million, with oats and corn also affected by delayed planting and cool wet weather.
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