Churchill and Berle clash over Yugoslav aid at Downing Street
Notes reflect wartime banter and policy frictions as Churchill and Ass't Secy of State Berle discuss Tito Yugoslavia policy. The piece blends quips on U.S. politics with anecdotes about public figures and night-life observations in New York.
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Churchill
Berle
Downing Street
Tito
Stork
Henry Wallace
Henry Aldrich
B’way Hofbrau
Lindy’s
H. S. Truman
Harry Truman
Riviera
Wallace
At¢Hanson
Colony
Blue Angel
Stalin
Far Eastern visit highlights strains in troop morale and policy
House military affairs members report morale declines among occupation troops due to delays in sending families, housing shortages, and scarce cigarettes and fresh produce. They cite Okinawa waste and interpreter shortages, recruitment failures, and morale problems in Korea and the Aleutians, while Stalin’s moves prompt renewed caution about postwar aims and alliances.
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House Military Affairs Committee
Eisenhower
Far East
Army
Okinawa
Saipan
MacArthur
U. S
Alaska
Stalin
London
Turkey
Russia
Dardanelles
Hitler
Germany
Molotov
Dickering
Paris
Berlin
Dicker
Ribbentrop
England
Iran
Iraq
Balkans
Red Sea
Meatless meals stretch meat supply with vegetables and cheese
Practical guide from Western Newspaper Union on using vegetables cheese and scraps to substitute meat. Recipes include baked cheese and hominy creamed veal liver fricassee and vegetable meat loaf plus tomato eggplant and fish egg dishes for lean times.
Meat prices spark farmer boycott over OPA ceilings
Washington observers say farmers are holding cattle and hogs off the market to push prices higher as OPA price ceilings fail to lure livestock. The piece notes feed conditions, political timing ahead of elections, and health of the administration meat machinery amid Secretary Anderson's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Paul Porter
Midwest
Congress
Truman
White House
Agriculture
Anderson
New Mexico
Lynn Bays Cooking Tips From A Century Ago
Tips on tenderizing tough meat with vinegar or lemon juice before baking render fat from chicken for frying and using bacon drippings. Chill fats to prevent rancidity. Omit eggs in custard with corn starch per egg omitted. Juice control for fruit pies by heating berries with egg and sugar. Warm citrus to yield more juice. Salt coffee to enhance flavor. Use ground apples instead of applesauce in apple cake.
Pattern 283 Cutting Guides for Bracket Making
Pattern 283 provides actual-size cutting guides and complete directions for making brackets. A copy of this pattern may be obtained by sending 15 cents with name and address to the specified direct mail address.
Tear of Darkness recommended for child welfare
Rose G. Anderson Ph D director of the Psychological Service Center of New York endorses Tear of Darkness as a recommended resource in the interest of child welfare seeking broader awareness and support for safeguarding children.
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Rose G. Anderson
The
Psychological Service Center of
N. Y
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