Dewey Lehman duel shapes New York campaign crossfire
Amid a national mood of political jockeying, the piece weighs Dewey versus Lehman in New York's gubernatorial race. It highlights Dewey’s anti crime record, Lehman’s business background, party dynamics, labor support, and a broad view of economic policy battles shaping the campaign and national issues.
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New York State
Herbert Z. Behman
Manhattan
Thomas E. Dewey
Nince
Dewey
New York City
Lehman
Young
Franklin Roosevelt
Dewer
New York
Lghor
Edlman Supsort
Leverhorstip
Tammany
Tammenr
Tom Dewer
Zeraz
Jimmy Eines
Lekmen
Candicate Dewey
Femmay
Sonali
Stnoris
Letmen
Samferd
Tom Dewey
Roosevelt
Congress
University of Chicago
Harry A. Millis
Harvard Law School
James 3. Landis
North Carolina Supreme Court
Walter P. Stacy
Washington
Téioad Management
J. Carter Fort
Charles M. Hay
Ral
Justice Stacy
U.S
Green Vegetables and Fruits as Health Protectors
Green vegetables and fruits supply minerals, iron, and calcium, with vegetables offering notable iron and calcium uptake. Canned salmon and canned produce preserve vitamins and minerals, making them economical, nutritious choices for children and all ages.
Vegetables as Vitamin A sources gain notice
An article notes that green leaves of vegetables such as escarole are highly rich in vitamin A, exceeding butter by weight. It also highlights peas, string beans, tomatoes, carrots, and sweet potatoes as good sources, alongside dairy products.
Sources of Vitamin C in Foods and Preparation
The article notes Vitamin C is mainly obtained from fruits and vegetables and lists citrus fruits tomatoes strawberries raw carrots onions and yellow turnips as principal sources. It explains heat and oxygen destroy the vitamin reducing amounts in home cooking, while commercially canned fruits and vegetables retain vitamin and mineral content.
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What About Canned Foods
Letters from teachers question the METICS of canned foods and whether they lack vitamins or harm children. The reply argues canned foods provide essential minerals and vitamins and warns against avoiding them. It notes 46 varieties of vegetables 33 kinds of fruit 10 juices plus soups and fish cans available today.
Questions Answered on Coffee After Middle Age
A respondent argues that normal persons may drink coffee after middle age unless a physician forbids it. The reply notes coffee and tea can be comforting for many people in later years, countering potential restrictions.
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Bownion
Isis
Around the House Household Tips and Guidance
A compendium of home advice covers children garments lighting and room effects. Practical notes discuss balanced clothing for kids, safe house shoes, early breakfast prep, uniform fruit sizing for preserving, baking tips for dish prep and flour measurement, gentle encouragement for kids new to chores, choosing a washable kitchen trash basket, keeping meat cartons clean to avoid pests, anchoring slip straps, and breaking in new shoes with talcum for comfort.
Crochet Doilies for Everyday Pleasure Pattern 5998
Crochet doilies in three practical sizes 15 by 28 2 percent inches. Uses include gifts and table decor. Pattern 5998 provides instructions and an illustration. send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle for daily material illustration and pattern.
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Wrath Street
New York
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