Cold War tensions and oil politics dominate postwar Europe
Elder statesmen deem the world in a cold war of nerves and labor. The piece cites U.S. and British moves in Europe, misgivings about oil shortages, and a clash over veterans loans as Congress debates RFC authority and housing guarantees.
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U. S
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Italy
Russia
Office of Strategic Services
Congress
Marshall
Greece
Subcommittee Advances Courts-Martial Reform Plan
A House subcommittee drafts a reform bill for military courts with at least one third enlisted members on courts martial and a two thirds majority for punishment. It also moves judge advocate out from the regular chain of command, but Navy justice remains untouched as benefits from secret courts are debated.
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G.ls
House
Army
Arm of Justice
Navy
New York City Seen Through a City of Contrasts
A vivid portrait of Manhattan’s stark disparities from luxury penthouses to grimy tenements. The piece notes celebrities and hustlers, busy streets, Harlem, neon districts, and bustling theaters, contrasting wealth with poverty and glamour with anonymity. It also touches on media, politics, and nightlife shaping the metropolis.
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The short text outlines a chart for canning with reference to recipes below. It reads as a nod to guidance on preserving foods and following specific procedures.
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Tee WB Jin Fame
Canning Guide Emphasizes Care With Pressure Cooker Use
Canning tasks demand care as home gardeners preserve produce for winter. Choose ripe sound vegetables, wash thoroughly, and pre cook before hot packing to ensure quality and minimize shrinkage. Pressure cooker use recommended for efficient, safe canning.
Lynn Chambers Canning Advice for Home Vegetables
Practical guidance on using steam pressure cookers for safe canning, including boiling before serving, handling nonacid and acid vegetables, preventing spoilage, and common questions about cloudiness, packing, browning, beets, overprocessing, batch sizes, salt use, jar tops, and covers. Advice notes time, equipment, and safety from Western Newspaper Union.
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Western Newspaper Union
No Recession Seen Despite Pessimistic Noise
A column argues against looming downturns noting ongoing union wage contracts and corporate bets on profits. It cites New York area agreements, expectations of political stability in labor, and a resilient farm and stock picture, while suggesting pessimists overstate risk and expect next year to adjust.
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Washington
New York Area
Motors
Phil Murray
National Corporation
Truman
Agricultural Bureau
GOP Foreign Aid Plan Silent Reb Warning on Isolationism
The Vandenberg suggestion on foreign trade and aid is described as a soft warning that Republicans will not let the Democratic administration steer policy. Republicans dislike being labeled isolationist and frame the statement with careful rhetoric, appearing to align with Truman's planning commission.
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Vandenberg
Glamorize Foods With Fluted Veggie Platters
Lynn advises glamorizing fruit and vegetable servings by using fork prongs to flute items like cucumbers and bananas. Molded vegetable platters feature ringed carrots peas and spinach with a contrasting center veggie for visual appeal.
Plating tips for salad in outdoor serving setup
Advice on arranging olives around a meat salad bowl to improve appearance and avoiding overcooking. Suggests crisp texture, using fancy vegetable cutters for child appeal, and using gayest mats or linens for porch or lawn service with pottery and heavy goblets.
Princess Der Ling’s Golondrina Memoir Court Aided Writing
Collier’s notes that during 1928 29 the late Princess Der Ling kept a grand palace on Golondrina island off Lower California with about 300 attendants. She held a nightly court to inspire and assist her memoir writing about her days as a lady in waiting in the Chinese Imperial Court.
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Princess der Ling
Golondrina Island
Lower California
Collier’s
Imperial Court of China
FDA Finds Bubble Gum Not to Blame for Ailments
The Food and Drug Administration stated today that bubble gum is not responsible for the junior’s upset stomachs or most of his pains, with possible exception of aching jaws, in Washington, D. C. on June 23, 1947.
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Washington, D. C
Junior
Food and Drug Administration
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