Broadway gossip and finance scoops mix in late era column
A sprawling diary of show business names and city tidbits covers George Artiss wealth in the U S Dwight Hart contrast. Ziegfeld beauties Doris Carlson and Polly Lux. Broadway Side-Show sketches Kate Friedrich and Maria Karnilova. looming anti trust actions and Wall Street tremors. Paul Christian the Vienna composer. FBI bribe probes in War Assets. Reno rumor mills and the Newark Star-Ledger pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Grand Central Terminal
Ziegfeld
Doris Carlson
Ziegfeld Show
E. 40Th Street
GC Terminal
Polly Lux
Kate Friedrich
Maria Karnilova
Kate
National Theater
Karnilova
FBI
Ray Brock
Miriam Hopkins
Reno
Newark Star-Ledger
Napoleon
N. Y
J. E. Hoover
MacArthur
Navy chaplains clash over race bias and Tokyo prostitution
In Washington a dispute erupts in the navy chaplain corps over alleged discrimination against combat veterans seeking admission and top postings. Four senior chaplains resign amid charges, while protests accuse Navy policy in Tokyo of tolerating prostitution. Also notes on A bomb filibusters and U.S. stance toward Britain, plus Fukiii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nimitz
Navy
William A. McGuire
11Th Naval District
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Maurice Witherspoon
Washington-Jefferson ,College
William W. Edel
Raymond Drinan
Enterprise
Japan
Pacific
Tokyo
Comdr
O. B. Cook
Guam
Easy Fruit Canning With Water Baths For War Time
This piece explains two simple canning methods for fruits and tomatoes using hot water baths. It notes war shortages of commercially canned fruit, recommends home canning to build stock, and suggests affordable improvised setups like large kettles, wash boilers, or lard pails to hold several jars while maintaining proper water coverage.
Canning Fruit Guide From Lynn Chambers Menus
Fresh fruit quality and prime condition are crucial for successful canning. Use light syrups or alternatives, avoid bruises, and choose appropriate packing methods cold, hot, or open kettle while ensuring sanitation. This Western Newspaper Union piece guides syrup ratios and packing practices.
Peace conference victory viewed as elusive by observer
Pav Maliana argues at length that the Paris peace conference yields little true victory. Molotov blocks China as sponsor, two thirds rule limits small nations, and Russia’s influence narrows cooperation. Byrnes faces a tough task to secure a world peace image while Moscow reshapes terms in Finland Bulgaria Romania Hungary and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtongue - Waggers
Washington Stu
Nunan
New York
N. Y
NRA
Daniel Delano Jr
Delano
Repub
J. Martin
House
Martha Sharp
Sec'y
Byrnes
Molotov
China
Palestine
Washington
Paris
Larlier
Messrs Byrnes
Bevin
Orient
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Italy
United States
Balkans
France
Russia
Council of Nations
San Francisco
Guardian of the Law
Commissioner Drury urges rapid action as Black Hoods terrorize the city. Steve Brant, police captain, struggles with bureaucratic pressure while a rookie, Dan Stark, helps trap the culprits. Stark’s son and a by law offensive provide unexpected twists in this tense pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve
Steve Brant
Drury
B J. Turner
East End
Groceteria
Dilly
Turner
Stark
Commissioner Drury
Black Hoods
Dan Stark
Young Stark
Canning Guide Lists Quantities for Jam and Jars
The guide outlines approximate jar counts for canning fruit and the amounts of fresh fruit needed per quart. It covers apricots cherries peaches pears pineapples plums rhubarb and notes variations in caps and packing methods.
Handy peg tables and a chair pattern 1930s
Small home patterns offer peg tables and a chair. The larger tables match the size of card tables and a low coffee table doubles as a seat. Directions include cutting diagrams and materials. pattern No. 293 for tables and No. 22 for chair, 15 cents each or 25 cents together postpaid to Mrs Ruth Wyeth Spears Bedford Hills NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Wyeth
Bedford Hills
Oldest Gavial Believed Among Air Breathing Vertebrates
The gavial Gavialis gangeticus, a giant, 33 foot long reptile weighing about 800 pounds, is thought the oldest living air breathing vertebrate due to fossil remains found in two million year old Pliocene deposits in India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
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Og Toa
George Artiss
U. S
Wm S. Hart
Artiss
Episcopal Actors' Guild
Phooey
Fred Hillebrand
Renson
Michael Strange
John Barrymore
Sted
Barrymore
Blythe
John S. Davis
Wendell Berge
D. of
Manhattan
Vienna
Paul Christian
Cab Calloway
la LaGuardia
Zanzibar
Paul Porter
Chester Bowles
Bowles
Porter
OPA
Bikini
Military Affairs
Parnell Thomas
New Jersey
Forrest Harness
Indiana
Charles Elston
Ohio
Barney Baruch
United Nations
Elston
Clare Booth Luce
Connecticut
Bernard Baruch
Attlee
Truman
Dean Acheson
John Snyder
John Steelman
Sam Kesenman
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
By Pav Maliana
Guardian of the Law
Lynn
Insector
St. Joseph
KID
O'Sullivan
America
Pegi Elie Ome
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