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Newspaper
Preston Citizen
Location
Preston, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
2
The note describes soaking crust to avoid soggy fruit pies and brushing unbaked crust with beaten egg for custard pies. It suggests finishing with ten minutes of dry time before filling, plus making praline crisps from leftover pastry. It also provides a honey icing recipe and storage for leftover egg yolks.
Mothers are urged to take a lunch break with milk as a daytime energy source. Cream O'Weber Milk is promoted for high quality protein calcium and vitamins A G and D. The Department of Agriculture backs milk as a superior nutrition source and suggests ways to include milk in cooked dishes for those who dislike plain milk.
A Tulsa Oklahoma feature asserts the city hosts the best dressed women in America across cooked vegetables or in salads, highlighting local taste standards and social fashion.
The Blue Book by the American Newspaper Publishers Association honors Chevrolet advertising campaigns for 1949. ANPA judges selected 50 campaigns across merchandise types, naming Chevrolet divisions for passenger car and truck ads. Campbell-Ewald Co. handles the Chevrolet account.
The board of governors under the defense production act reimposes regulation of consumer instalment credit effective Sept 18. It covers automobile credits up to 5000 dollars with 21 month limits and appliances up to 18 months with 15 percent down. Home improvement credits are included. Down payments and maturities are tightened similarly to the 1949 regulation.
A fragmented ad style narrative discusses Standard of Call and Bester petroleum products, highlighting money spent to boost oil industry competitiveness. It emphasizes public credit and shared ec profits, urging that the public benefits as the company grows and strengthens its economic reach.
The board details new limits on down payments and maximum maturities for instalment loans on furniture rugs and home repairs with 10 percent down and 30 month limits for certain items. Most consumer credit had seen prior easing but regulation aims to curb inflation by restricting terms, with broader industry impact including autos appliances and furniture.
Registration within 60 days may be required regardless of past filing under prior rules. Forms and copies of the regulation will be forwarded to former registrants in the Twelfth Federal Reserve District. Other interested parties can obtain forms and information from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco or its offices in Los Angeles Portland Salt Lake City and Seattle.
The piece surveys anti-trust history from 1900 to postwar times, arguing anti-trust laws protect opportunity rather than curb big business. It notes wartime suspensions, shifts in corporate ownership, and contrasting views from small business and socialist planners on voluntary allocations and nationalization risks.
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