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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1949

Page

2

East Coast Gossip Sparks Airport Bride Mystery

A Cincinnati airport manager rumor is tied to a New York dancer bride candidate named Carolyn Ayres with speculation of a covert wedding plan. The airport official hints a con artist may have posed as a manager to exploit the tale.

The Cincy Enquirer Winchell W. W Cincinnati Carolyn Ayres Copacabana Robert M. Isenberg Airlines Terminal Corporation Greater Cincinnati New York

President Truman Sings For Roosevelt Paralysis Fund

The column notes President Truman, who can walk and play the piano, could help revive the Roosevelt infantile paralysis fund by recording his favorite tunes. It suggests records of "Missouri Waltz" and "Anchors Aweigh" might sell in the millions to aid the cause.

Anary United States Capitol Hill Capitol Washington Franklin Roosevelt Harry Truman Perle Mesta White House Roosevelt

ASCAP Chief Offers Help On Record Proposal

Fred Albert head of ASCAP suggested waiving royalties from authors of Truman favorites and covering much of record production costs. He argued a special edition records series could aid a crippled President and nation, with dedication to Harry Truman.

Fred Albert ASCAP American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Albert Bing Crosby Harry Truman

Inaugural Roundup of Detectives and Buttons Stir Inauguration

Out of town detectives imported to augment the secret service were paid thirty dollars daily for four days of the inaugural. Five hundred men drafted from neighboring cities wore secret insignia to identify each other. Ex-Sen Curley Brooks of Illinois, a Republican, arranged the funds but could not secure more than two seats for himself. Democrats now spend the money, and senators call the event Curley Brooks wake. Ten thousand Dewey buttons appeared in Washington, salvaged and rebranded with freedom slogans by the American Heritage Foundation. Oklahoma’s flying quartet of barbershop harmony singers performed without accompaniment.

Secret Service Curley Brooks Tlllnois Dewey Washington Freedom Train American Heritage Foundation Oklahoma Flying Quartet

Russian claims as world inventor set by Pr aces in spoof

A satirical piece parodies claims Russia invented many modern tech feats from the telephone and electric light to the radio and submarine. It cites doctored quotes from Dr Elmer Twitchell and a Washington diagnosis column, mocking inflated assertions about Soviet contributions and misattributions.

Pravda Russia V Danilevsky Soviet Academy of Science Elmer Twitchell Moscow Elmer Henry Ford Ivan Flivvercoffski Igor Modeleevich Thomas Edison Menlo Parkovich Tom

Breakfasts to Fuel Your Day with Simple, Tasty Ideas

A homemaker’s guide to energizing mornings with simple breakfasts. Includes quick hot breads like Honey Nut Bran Muffins and Raisin Bran Muffins, plus suggestions for fruit cereals eggs and hot breads. Tips for fragrant kitchens and varied, easy additions for every morning.

Breakfast cereal based menu and recipes from Henry Kitchen

Compiled breakfast recipes include orange juice, corn flake muffins, and baked cereal dishes. Recipes cover fried wheat meal, fried wheat meal with fruit, and orange toast with sugared rind. Notes suggest serving with sausage or bacon and using leftover fat for cooking and sauces. Released by WNU Features.

WNU Features

Redefining an emerging empire economy and wartime policy

A sweeping critique argues the United States has assumed global leadership without preparation, warning the shift imperils the economy and treasures while Britain suffers. It condemns F D Roosevelt and Truman for wartime choices and portrays Russia as a growing threat, with postwar aid fueling future conflicts and occupation in shattered nations.

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