Broadway Gossip Memos From The Nightlife Scene
Insider chatter covers transit times, looming scandals, and paydays in the theatre world. Alvin Paris dating links spark concern while stars like Bing and Rodgers Hammerstein push big projects with high wages. Headlines note Las Vegas crowds, hotel spillovers, and the enduring pull of Christmas classic songs.
Shift of Commanders in Germany Shocks Clay and NAM
Washington reports a staged shift of US commanders in Germany after Lt. Gen. Clay met with the National Association of Manufacturers in New York. Clay warned against German business ties with wartime cartels, urged strong government control, and threatened retirement if a deal occurred. The piece notes RFC funding for Germany, Wyatt’s housing, and labor leader John L. Lewis’s SNP.
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Germany
Lucius D Clay
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
Senate
George Meader
Clay
United States
State Byrnes
Joseph McNarney
Meader
NAM
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RFC
Wilson Wyatt
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Louisville
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Winter Yeast Breads Offer Cozy Holiday Kitchen Delights
A Western Newspaper Union release presents easy winter breads including cranberry coffee ring and brown sugar buttermilk bread. Recipes cover cinnamon rolls and a festive coffee cake, with step by step mixing, rising, and baking guidance for yeast doughs and fillings.
Low Teacher Pay Threatens Education and Russia Peace Prospects
The piece argues teachers earn about 3,900 yearly, far below bricklayers, prompting many to quit or switch to government work. It notes 60,000 unfilled teaching positions this year and 19 million students rising to 23.2 million by 1954, with 40 percent fewer teaching students. Strikes in Norwalk, California, Michigan, Georgia, and St Paul are cited as responses to funding. It also critiques Russia’s diplomacy ahead of the March 10 Big Four meeting in Moscow.
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New York High
San Antonio
Charlotte Low
Norwalk
California
Michigan
Georgia
St. Paul
AFL
Russia
Stalin
Uncle Joe
Moscow
Handy Homemaking Tips From A Historic Column
White scum on sauerkraut signals yeast growth and can be managed with proper covering and weights to limit air exposure. Air clothes and mothproof fabrics to deter wardrobe moths year round. Ensure good lighting by avoiding glare and directing light toWhat you read. A four pound block of cheddar or American cheese made from whole milk yields the protein and fat found in about a gallon of milk. A kitchen commonly needs five knives for varied tasks from paring to carving.
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Bing
Decca
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