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Newspaper

Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1946

Page

2

Typewriter Doodling and Quotation Marksmarship Notes

A collage of witty excerpts and anecdotes. includes Emery Reyes praise for rare exception in press media and a faux Hugo Frye dinner hoax by the Cornell Sun. Also recalls editor banter in NYC and Potsdam era occupation comments with quirky editor quips and a Murphy remark in Supreme Court circles.

Emery Reyes Larry Singer Cornell University Sun Hugo N. Frye Republican Party N. Y Sun

Senate Monstrosity and Cabinet Confirmations Recount

Washington reports a hostile Senate Banking and Currency Committee gutted the price control bill. Wagner and Taft opposed the changes and Barkley criticized the process. Also covered are Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach’s patient stance during ship strike negotiations and a history of cabinet confirmation battles. Jim Folsom, Alabama governor-elect, plans influence after a study visit to Georgia’s Arnall.

Washington Senate Senate Banking and Currency Committee New York Wagner Banking and Currency Committee Taft Kentucky Alben Barkley Barkley OPA Lew Schwellenbach Spokane White House Navy Secretary of Labor Sec of Labor John Gibson Truman United States Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Jackson Roger B. Taney Jackson Tyler Caleb Cushing the Treasury Cushing David Henshaw James M. Porter Andrew Johnson Henry Stanbery Calvin Coolidge Charles B. Warren Warren Charley Dawes Coolidge Dawes Jim Folsom Alabama Atlanta Georgia Ellis Arnall Folsom Arnall Henry Wallace

Homemade Bread Substitutes for Shortages and Recipes

A Western Newspaper Union release suggests using oatmeal potatoes rye and other flours to replace bread during shortages. It offers recipes for Cloverleaf rolls and dark rye bread plus sausage spoon bread and Irish potato pancakes, with measurements and oven times for home bakers.

California primary signals end of CIOPAC era in state politics

Western Newspaper Union reports that California voters swung away from CIOPAC linked candidates in the state’s Democratic primary. Analysts note Governor Warren’s cross-party appeal and the rise of anti CIO lines among nominees, with strikes and wage issues cited as public discontent grows.

Washington California Ciopac CIO Robert Kenny Los Angeles Jimmy Roosevelt - Ickes Kenny Warren Roosevelt - Ickes - Ciopac Hiram Johnson

Auto telephone era begins with first subscriber

A. T. & T. announces its first auto phone subscriber in St. Louis, marking the end of the car as pure leisure. The system offers 27,000,000 outlets, a personal number, and a phone book for $15 a month, prompting jokes and humor about drivers and new in-car conversations.

St. Louis

Orson Welles Survives Turbulent New Haven Tryout

The Orson Welles performance in New Haven faced a chaotic start as the introductory movies failed to focus and screen issues interrupted the show. Welles kept his poise, delivered a calm curtain speech joking that his mother warned him this would happen.

Mr. Welles New Haven Orson

Ye Olde Swop Shoppe and Outdated Wit

A fragment from Yankee Magazine about a swap shop offering to trade shirts and shoes for a stuffed owl and notes on fashion, plus a quip about outdated domestic roles and an endurance contest verse noting a grouchy husband and patient wife.

Yankee Magazine

Flower Motifs For Gay Bedroom Linen Match

Pattern 807 includes six motifs averaging 344 by 15 inches. High demand and current conditions cause longer Alling orders for popular numbers. Send your order to the supplier.

Flavor tips for bread dressing burgers and pancakes

Lynn suggests flavor twists for home cooking. Crush cardamom in white bread for a unique taste. Make an oil dressing with anchovy paste. Top hamburgers with blue cheese dry mustard Worcestershire and creamed butter. Fry apple rings in sausage drippings, finish pancakes with warm maple syrup.

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