Rumors Fly Over 1948 Candidates and Global Tensions
A Chicago Republican reporter jokes about 1948 nominees as Bob Hannegan dismisses Truman and Wallace signals. The column cites Eisenhower aides, Arctic atomics talk, Soviet shifts in Washington, and Latin American news from Puerto Rico to Argentina, with notes on Truman’s potential non‑run and postwar politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bob Hannegan
Truman
Hannegan
Wallace
Republicrat
Great Britain
Russia
Puerto Rico
Luis Minos Marin
Senate
Islands
Jesus Pinero
Iar
U. S
Elliott
White House
Germany
America
Peron
Fritz Mandl
Philly
Buenos Aires
Latin America
Argentina
Japan
Soap Shortage Persists Amid War Strain and Waste
The soap shortage continues with two causes: wrecked coconut trees in the Philippines and the South Pacific delaying supplies, plus manufacturers diverting materials to higher priced perfumes. Fat conservation has waned, and inter-island transport limits persist. officials warn the shortage may last until year end. Ed Pauley’s report on Jewish refugees highlights urgency for action, with comments on Nazi crimes and survivor needs. Trans-Atlantic air travel backlogs also strain returning travelers, including 400 in Shannon awaiting passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philippines
South Pacific
Solomons
General MacArthur
Mr. Truman
Manila
U. S. Navy
Commerce Department
ED Pauley
Europe
Truman
Pauley
American Legion
Alvin Owsley
Americanism
Texas
San Francisco
Shannon
Puddings and Sauces for Economical Desserts
A historical cooking note highlights economical puddings such as Marmalade Pudding and Crusty Raisin Pudding. It lists ingredients like bread crumbs, eggs, milk, marmalade, raisins, apples, walnuts, and spices, with instructions to steam or bake and serve with sauce.
Lynn Chambers Menus and Pudding Recipes Included
A Western Newspaper Union release lists a luncheon menu with creamed veal and desserts, followed by multiple recipes. It includes ice cream sauce, peanut brittle apples serving six, caramel pudding with bread crumbs, and several sauces for puddings.
Wallace Speech Viewed as Bid to Shape New York Primary
Washington reports say Wallace aimed to influence the New York primary with remarks seen as anti USSR and pro trade policies. President Truman faced criticism as Wallace’s foreign policy stance conflicted with Byrnes and sparked debate over cabinet responsibility and political strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Independent Citizens Committee of the Arts, Sciences and Professions
Truman
Wallace
Brynes
Byrnes
Christian Democrats
Dewey
New York City
Moscow
United States
Ussr
Mr. Wallace
Basque Frock Pattern for Pretty Dirndl Line Dress
Sewing circle notes describe Basque frocks with slim lines and full dirndl skirts. Pattern No 8950 offers sizes 11 to 18 with short sleeves and yardage for 36 or 39 inch fabrics plus ruffles. Gift idea features youthful pajama styling with puffed sleeves and lace trim.
Lynn Says Temper Preservatives For Kitchen Tips
The note lists simple household tips to prevent scorching milk by rinsing pans in hot water, prevent cracking eggs by cold water start, dry eggs in cooking water, chill candles to reduce dripping, refrigerate candles after 24 hours for freshness, use a colander over the pan to prevent grease spots when frying, rub cheese with butter then wrap in damp cloth and refrigerate, and store lemons in a closed mason jar to keep them fresh.
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Russian Purchasing Commission
Bob la Follette
ABC
Tokyo
Joe Julian
Hiroshima
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Tanimoto
Radio City
Joe
Nme
Merry
Lynn Chambers
Western Newspaper Union
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
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RED Star Dry Yeast
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