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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1947
Page
2
The piece paints Manhattan as the summer resort supreme with its diverse attractions. It highlights striking views from observatories, theaters, concerts, and cabarets, plus bustling nightlife, museums, Chinatown, Harlem, and varied dining. It notes the city’s unique blend, ambition, and the casual social fabric shaping its cosmopolitan character.
A veteran Washington observer laments the 80th Congress as dominated by lobbies and big donors. The scorecard lists stalled housing, rent hikes, inaction on education, flood control cuts, monopoly favors, limited reclamation, reduced farm programs, no public welfare department, contested military justice, weak mine safety steps, and a disputed rise in the minimum wage.
A breezy guide to cooking outdoors with rib and steak ideas, sauces, and build ahead tips. Includes barbecued ribs with lemon onion, steak marination, outdoor potatoes, and kitchen tricks like peeling tomatoes over flame and flavor tweaks for tea.
Outdoor barbecue selection features barbecued ribs buttered buns and roasted corn ears. Includes corn roasting steps and cabbage slaw recipe with sour cream dressing plus spice cake with caramel frosting and tips to refresh stale rolls. Also notes on egg whites leftovers and egg yolks uses.
Washington column notes rising tension between isolationists and internationalists over postwar policy. Gen. Wood urges farm-centered aid and self help for Europe while backing loans to the Americas. Marshall plan echoed, with caution on Europe funding. Senate defense cuts overridden to fund air force contracts.
A Moody Bible Institute sermon by William Culbertson warns against alcohol use citing Proverbs 23 19 21 29 35 and Ecclesiastes 10 17. It argues liquor leads to poverty anger and ruin and urges Christians to live for God's glory and avoid intoxication.
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