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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1947

Page

6

A Nation of Nations: Immigrant Roots in American History

The article traces diverse origins of American place names and people, noting Irish, Welsh, Belgian, Swiss, Italian, German, Russian, and other roots. It highlights immigrants’ roles in settlement, religion, and public life, with examples like Minuet, Astor, Mazzei, and Lafayette, and mentions languages, refugees, and demographic impact.

Frixample Bangor Monmouth Wales Maine G. Washington Ireland England Scotland Germany Holland Switzerland Poland Italy Pennsylvania Peter Minuet Manhattan America John Jacob Astor Michael Schlatter John Zublin Protestant Church In

Nourse Warns Inflation Threat Hits Cabinet

Edwin Nourse chair of the council of economic advisers urges action to curb inflation warning serious consequences. He outlines alternatives without a single prescribed plan while Attorney General Clark notes existing powers and Truman pushes inquiry into the Chicago grain market and grain-speculator crack down.

Washington Edwin Nourse Council of Economic Advisers Congress Nourse Clark Truman Chicago U S Anderson

Inside the Kremlin reports rationing and wartime stockpiles

Intelligence notes Russia still rationing despite a 10 million acre production increase since the war. It claims wheat stockpiling for an emergency and the Red Army building large underground air dromes and munition dumps near Siberia close to Alaska.

Kremlin Russia Red Army Siberia Alaska

Farm Leaders Press Truman for Tougher Food Policy

Albert Goss of the National Grange and James Patton of the Farmers Union urged President Truman to adopt stronger measures to save food for Europe. Patton called for selective rationing and price controls alongside increased production, while Truman indicated Congress should act and take the lead. Inflationary tension and Senate voices, including Joseph W. O Mahoney, were highlighted as the political dynamic shifts to congressional action.

Europe Mr. Truman Albert Goss National Grange James Patton The Farmers Union Patton Rocky Mountain Congress Voluntary Citizens Food Committee Capitol Hill Truman Congressional Senate Joseph W. O’mahoney Wyoming Massachusetts Joe O'Mahoney James W. Murphy Murphy Alben Barkley Kentucky Claude Pepper Florida Eugene Millikin Colorado Styles Bridges New Hampshire Tom Connally Texas

Luncheon Eggs Offer Healthy Fill for Busy Home Cooks

A home kitchen column promotes eggs as a low calorie high protein base for balanced lunches. It shares egg salad ideas and dishes like Egg Diablo and Dutch Baked Eggs, with tips on serving, flavor boosters, and safe handling to prevent perishing.

WNU

World tension and Mississippi politics mix in speculation

A Washington observer cites two unnamed leaders predicting war within a year due to Russian opposition to atomic energy talks. The piece discusses Russia’s possible weakness politically, US diplomacy, and signals a Mississippi political scene where race issues loom yet may not decide the November Senate race.

Washington United States Russia United Nations Atomic Energy Commission Uthless Mississippi Bilbo John Rankin Rankin William Colmer John J. Stannis

Baby Safe Plush Toys Pattern Transfer

A simple craft pattern describes making three stuffed toys a happy elephant a proud bunny and a surprised pup for babies. Each toy uses two scraps and features separate ears with a 925 transfer pattern and directions included.

Steel in Jap Swords Impact in Shanghai Fight 1932

An incident from the 1932 Shanghai fighting shows a Japanese officer using a fine sword to sever the barrel and water jacket of a Chinese machine gun in a single stroke. The event highlights the quality of some Japanese blades.

Shanghai

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