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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1947

Page

7

Try These On for Size The Biggest and Smallest in History

Editor notes Jack Lait hosts as Winchell rests. A catalog of superlatives lists figures from Hollywood stars to world records: from Milton Berle’s quirks to Jean Muir’s feet, Bette Davis’s eyes, Primo Carnera’s size, and the Louis Schmeling fight network hookup. It also cites the 1905 Cullinan diamond, King Ranch acreage, and a 1927 California prune pie record.

Edward G. Robinson Hollywood Olivia de Havilland Jean Muir Victor McLaglen Bette Davis Tommy Burns Primo Carnera Louis Schmeling Stevens Chicago Bosnia Deutsche Reichsbahn Gesselschaft Germany Johns Hopkins Medical School Baltimore Mr. I Zanzibar Great Britain South Africa Transvaal Edward Tower of London Gene Tunney Jack Dempsey King Ranch Kingsville Tex California State Society Harvard Dental School Museum Covington Chicago Historical Society Leningrad France Palais de l’Industries Paris

Taft warned against relying on a brief moderate recession

Dr. John Clark told Senator Taft that if a recession comes it will likely be more severe than a brief downturn. Clark cited 1920 22 lessons, noting rigid wages, strong organized labor, and farmer interests, urging careful public policy to avoid prosperity threats. He warned complacency could worsen the crisis.

Washington Taft John Clark President’s Council of Economic Advisers Clark Joint Economic Committee Congress Russia Europe Kremlin Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Moscow Marshall UNO General Assembly London Molotov New York Truman Paris

Begin Money Making Plans for Your Club Early in the Season

Clubs are urged to plan fundraising drives including bake sales with profits going to worthy causes. Readied recipes for Prune Spice Cake and Graham Cracker Torte offer ready built sale items. Also included are kitchen tips like potato whiteing and coffee pot cleaning to aid home cooks.

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Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights Dinner Recipe

Veal roast with sour cream gravy served with buttered noodles fried tomatoes and green beans with mushrooms followed by cinnamon rolls and a graham cracker torte with a beverage. The recipe is provided.

Practical kitchen notes and a look at postwar policy

A digest of food recipes for orange icing peanut butter cookies and prune pumpkin pudding pie. The article also reports Western Newspaper Union releases on U S foreign policy.

Why Lewis Won Easily at the Coal Mine Settlement

The coal wage dispute ends with Lewis securing major concessions. Benjamin Fairless, head of U S Steel, negotiates a wage increase of 45 cents an hour and a new 10 cent per ton tax. The agreement trims the workday to six hours and raises weekly average pay to 65 25, nearly five times the 1933 level.

Lewis Benjamin Fairless U.S. Steel

Legacy For Lucy Legacy For Lucy HEN

A narrator recalls John Grahame bringing a wife from England to Glencove and Lucy Grahame receiving a monthly inheritance from Mrs. Arnold. The judge confirms Lucy’s fee of one hundred dollars monthly for life, prompting John’s mixed emotions and a shift to caretaking. Lucy grows frail with flu while John’s attentions increase.

John Grahame England Glencove John Lucy Judge Arnold Mrs. Arnold

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