Gossip and quirks from a restless era in Washington
A column sketches rumor and mood notes from Washington and New York. It recalls Governor Fol som’s kiss, a model’s homesick flight, a niece’s campus fashion, Russia’s Sabre Dance, and Navy secrecy. It cites Brookings Institute on a shifting sellers’ market and budget sparks over a 22 billion request.
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U S Britain Pact on Bases and Navajo Uranium Issue
Defense planners weigh British commitment in a potential Red army sweep and the availability of British bases for American bombers. Navajo leaders may hold a key uranium treasure on the reservation as Vanadium Corporation profits rise, while royalties and secrecy cloud Indian compensation.
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Easy Refrigerator Cookies and Ice Cream Punch for Emergencies
Versatile homemakers keep supplies on hand to supply refreshments for unexpected guests or after games. A large ice cream punch blends coffee and chocolate ice cream with cream and nutmeg for a crowd. Refrigerator cookies bake quickly and store well, with Butterscotch Refrigerator Cookies and other recipes using brown sugar eggs flour spices and nuts.
Lynn Says Equipment Wears Better With Daily Care
Refrigerators should be defrosted at least once a week to avoid excess ice. Keep the door closed to prevent air entry and retrieve items quickly. Clean the interior with warm water and a little baking soda. Do not use abrasives on the enamel.
Lynn Chambers Menu and party snack ideas
The passage lists a menu including cold salmon salad and carrot sticks with pies and cookies recipes, plus a variety of sandwich fillings such as deviled ham, egg salad, peanut butter with honey and dates, and tuna with olives. It also offers cleaning tips for an outside unit and refrigerator maintenance guidance.
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Public Letter Cheers Petrillo Radio Peace Accord
Elmer greets James Caesar Petrillo with cautious relief at his agreement with radio for three years. He mocks fears of hidden motives and jokes about possible consequences, then wishes peace for radio music and television growth while signing off with good wishes.
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Spring Protest About Commuter Seat Dispute
A brief note critiques commuters taking seating for their garden tools, showing a light protest stance as the speaker adjusts to the curbside controversy. The piece blends humor with civic friction and daily transit life.
Wallace letter praises sport as civil liberties debate grows
Henry Wallace hails Secretary Harriman as a good sport in a letter noting America’s civil liberties. A later speech criticizes cabinet departures of Royall Forrestal and Harriman as proof the President will act on civil liberties.
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Vanishing Americanisms and Political Notes
A collection of quips and remarks from various figures and sources. Highlights include cultural observations on Americanisms, comments by officials on civility and governance, and satirical asides about public figures such as General MacArthur and political figures like Henry Wallace. The snippets touch on social habits, diplomacy, and national leadership in a period-typical fragment.
Striving For Glass Striving For Glass
A brief item highlights efforts around glass making led by AL ARSENAULT. The piece notes ongoing work, regional interest, and a focus on innovation in material science.
The Newsboy Corner Teaches Jim About Class
Jim faces possible dismissal after a new supervisor arrives. A cheerful newsboy on the corner explains that staying positive and aiming to be “class” keeps daily life hopeful. Jim sees his chance to advance by staying upbeat and pursuing a better post in the metropolitan department.
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Gems of Thought and Aphorisms Collection
A compilation of brief quotes on human folly and insight. Anonymous lines discuss how women influence men, the pitfalls of self delusion, and the power of habit shaping character. The notes reference Anon and Nathaniel Emmons as sources.
The Old Farmer Outsmarts a Pushy Salesman
A tired farmer on his porch resists a high-pressure salesman with a 10 volume science of agriculture set. The salesman urges value, but the farmer bluntly notes he already farms as well as he knows how, if not better.
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Double Money Back
Mrs V DeBonis of Philadelphia praises All-Bran for eliminating constipation and urges daily use with milk and water. Kellogg Co offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after 10 days. mail in empty carton from Battle Creek Michigan to claim.
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