Broadway Express Satirizes Nightlife and Broadway Figures
A collage of witty items notes union painters delaying J L Lewis’s Virginia house paint due to costs, Fritz Kuhn in Germany running a shoe store, and Senator Mead as a liquor czar contender. It quips about editors, hotel deaths, fashion, and theater life, with Sharp toying at Broadway and New York night spots and figures like Patti Clayton and Leo Durocher.
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Broadway Express
J. L. Lewis
Virginia
Fritz Kuhn
Germany
Senator Mead
Likker Czar Post
San Antonio
White House
Encyclopedia Britannica
Santa Claus
St.icholas
Hooper
Vince Curran
Leo Durocher
Leo the Wolf
H'wood
Leo the Lion
Patti Clayton
Dodger
Durocher
Laraine Day
Patti
Fred March
Leighton’s
Peter Lind Hayes
Movietown
Wassamatta
Lady
New York
Jolson
Jim Mead
Bob Hannegan
Republican Senate
Senate
Sen
Mead
Stalin health report flags second heart attack
Diplomatic dispatches from Moscow indicate Marshal Stalin suffered another heart attack in November and is resting in the Crimea. The illness arrives amid expectations Molotov may succeed him, with Stalin now 67 and a life marked by exile and hardship. The memo notes the official report to the state department.
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Moscow
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Crimea
State Department
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Siberia
Churchill
Truman
Potsdam
Molotov
Winter vegetables dress up meals with flavor and nutrition
The article extols winter vegetables such as carrots, rutabaga, greens, and green beans for vitamin and mineral content. It offers recipes including a carrot loaf, fried carrots and apples, and a corn puff, plus a tip from LYNN SAYS on removing stains from linens using powdered pepsin.
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Vegetable Kingdom
Lynn
Lynn Chambers Menus and Eggs Preserving Household Dishes
A collection of Lynn Chambers recipes includes Chicken Broth Carrot Loaf Sour Cream Cabbage with Bacon Strips Grape and Orange Salad and Hot Buttered Toast with Butterscotch Pie. Recipes feature steps for creamed sauces egg yolks folded whites and cabbage dishes with seasonings and baking times. stain removal tips cover ammonia for meat stains and alcohol or salt for wine stains.
Change in Russian policy aims to deceive world
Western Union summary warns that post New York talks failed to advance US policy. It accuses Russia of shifting positions on disarmament and site votes, while expanding Communism in Latin America Europe and Britain. It condemns superficial gains and urges recognition of Communist advances and world revolution.
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New York
United States
Latin America
France
Italy
Balkans
Britain
Japan
China
Russia
Geneva
San Francisco
U. N
Stalin
Europe
Germany
Austria
Bits
Tito
Assembly
Parties of Liberty
Spain
Secret Cache Hidden in Maude Norman's Home
Ma Fergerson receives a warning call about two escaping prisoners heading toward her home. They ransack the house but fail to locate a hidden stash. Ma discovers a concealed cache of green bills behind a teapot and plans to bank the money before the robbers return. She smiles at the thought of the Confederate money grandmother saved.
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Ma Fergerson
Ralph
Bill Paige
Jefferson
Land’s Sake
Shorty
The Prize Winning Crocheted Runner in Louisville
A 20 by 9 inch crocheted runner from Louisville Kentucky won a national contest. The piece serves as a dining table runner or buffet runner and dresser accent. To obtain complete instructions for Pattern No 5308 send 20 cents, plus name and address.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Almanacs Grow Old in U S Farms and Seasons
Long running American almanacs remain popular with farmers. Gruber's Hagerstown Almanac is in its 149th year, Old Farmer's Almanac 154rd, Cabell's New England Almanac 174th, and Foulsham's Almanack 250th year, reflecting enduring agricultural guidance.
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U.S
United States
Coller’s
Gruber
Hagerstown
Old Farmer's
Cabell
New England
Foulsham
Sublime to Ridiculous Telegraph Prank
A tipsy man enters a telegraph office in St Louis and sends a short eight word message to a friend. The clerk charges 64 cents and quips that he used eight words. The man asks what to add and the clerk suggests “traia” but he declines, preferring the sillier plain line.
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St. Louis
Traia
Surprising Home Made Cough Remedy Passes Fragrance Test
A home mixture uses sugar and water to create a syrup combined with Pinex to form a pint of cough syrup. The remedy claims quick throat and bronchial relief, easier breathing, and restful sleep, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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