Gambling Fever Returns Across Border Casinos Near San Diego
Editor Jack Lait reports on Mexico lifting the ban on games of chance except horse racing. Agua Caliente and Tijuana near San Diego revive casinos, with lavish rooms, roulette, chuck-a-luck, and a wide player turnout. He notes a global gambling syndicate, its New York leadership, and profits from hotels, distilleries, and real estate fueling a transcontinental crime network.
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Las Vegas
Mexico
Miguel Aleman
Agua Caliente
Tiajuana
Hollywood
Caliente
Baron Long
San Diego
Los Angeles
Calexico
Yuarez
Nuevo Laredo
Jack Dempsey
Baja California
Nevada
Saratoga
New York
Newark
Chicago
Detroit
San Francisco
Byrnes Says U S and Soviet Could Find Basis for Working
former secretary of state James F Byrnes, now a Washington lawyer, weighs in on US Soviet ties. He urges selecting trusted reformers who believe in a solution, backed to the limit, with patience and courage. He cautions war is a terrifying alternative.
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Washington
James F. Byrnes
Soviet Russia
Byrnes
U. S
English reporters grieve over U S Britain loan talks
An English press corps covering U S Britain loan negotiations expressed bitterness after Treasury Secretary Snyder outlined the U S plan to aid Britain. A British correspondent questioned the war’s outcomes and contrasted Allied nations’ gains with America’s financial help and current burdens.
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Washington
U.S
Treasury
John Snyder
U. S.S
Britain
Snyder
Europe
America
MacArthur
Coolidge Kin Similar to Silent Cal in Moderation
Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Arthur W. Coolidge, fourth cousin of Calvin Coolidge, is praised for frugality and economy in public life. Examples include halting sprinklers to save tax money and choosing the luncheon special at a Boston club lunch. Edith Nourse Rogers is lauded as a war veterans advocate who backs bills based on merit, not party.
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Massachusetts
GOP
Coolidge
Calvin Coolidge
Arthur W. Coolidge
Cal
Arthur
Bay State Senate
Calvin
White House
Robert Bradford
Boston City Club
Congress
Edith Nourse Rogers
House Veterans Committee
Rogers
Fried Chicken and Creamy Huntington Casserole Dish
A practical guide notes poultry prices are low for today, suggesting broad use. It details a frying method to fork tender chicken, with step by step temps and times, and adds a Huntington Chicken casserole combining macaroni, cream cheese, pimiento, and cooked chicken baked at 350 degrees for 30 to 45 minutes.
Cookery Terms Explained For All Recipes
Lynn defines common cooking terms including bake blanch and fricassee. Bake means to cook in an oven at a set temperature using an oven regulator or thermometer if no other control exists. Blanch means to dip in boiling water to loosen skins. Fricassee means to fry in a small amount of fat and serve with a sauce.
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Western Newspaper Union
Unreal art debated as American culture in editorial
Paul Mallon discusses propaganda and unrealism in modern art led by Picasso and Chagall. The piece argues unrealism predates communism, claims it undermines logical resemblance, and warns public officials against promoting such works as American culture abroad.
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Washington
Chagall
Turner
Picasso
Butt
Europe
State Department
Selfish Minority Unions Dominate a Quarter of U S Population
The text argues that about 35 million people in unions and families represent one fourth of the U S population and questions whether they act as consumers. It notes CIO and AFL consumer divisions producing statistics and propaganda on high prices while attacking business and profits, mainly on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
CIO
AFL
The Rusty Angler and the Senator’s Daughter
In Calder’s Bend a fishing tale frames rival suitors Sol and Jim for Nancy Brain. Sol fails to land Old Rusty while Jim quietly prevails, finally releasing the mighty fish after praising its spirit as Nancy contemplates love and marriage.
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Sal
Wisteria
Cal
Calder
Sol
Rusty
Jim Cady
Nancy Brain
Jim
Nancy
Senator Rand
WNN Features
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Hotel Roosevelt
John Kieran
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Boston Herald
John
Larry MacPhail
Bambino
Allied Artists
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Bob Considine
Drew Pearson
Robert §. Allen
New Coolidge
Huntington Chicken
Lynn
Lynn Chambers
Paul Mallon
West 17Th St
New York 11
N. Y
Paul Porter
Aurora
Farm Machinery & Equip
H. Nicholson Supply CO
16 &T
Harney
Omaha
Nebr
Home Furnishings & Appli
L. P. Gas and Oil
Peerless
Lincoln G. Nebraska
Toggenburg
Guermanns Goat Dairy
Syracuse
Sears New Styles
Leonard Fitch O
K. E. Logokabaugh OG
Sears Roebuck & Co
Lincoln
Nebraska
Midwest
West CO - Lincoln
Uni
Hurlburt Bros. Cyclery
Niiway
North York, Nebr
Fancy Clinton
Meis Seed & Feed - LeMnors
McKesson Laboratories
Yemen
Lidia E. Pimaham
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