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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1946
Page
7
A brief sewing note explains making chair slip covers from unbleached muslin or an old sheet. It covers fitting, seams, tuck-in around the spring seat, grain direction, cutting, and pattern pinning. The article promotes SEWING BOOK 3 with 31 other home ideas and mentions booklets at 15 cents plus mailing details.
Washington. Proposes a farm inclusion in federal social security with a stamp book method to ease payments. Professor Benedict argues for self employed farmers and wage workers to join, outlining deductions, expenses options, and a phased rollout amid opposition and budget concerns.
A satirical note on science borrowing from space and future peace, lampooning UN war abolition and Martian talks. The piece recalls Edwin Pauley during senate hearings where Ickes anointed his head in a nonbiblical way. It ends with a jab about a new comb that sprays hair tonic for bald people.
Washington Bureau reports the VA handles insurance loans pensions and job training for over 13 million veterans while facing staffing delays. Readers ask about hardship discharges transport for wives and homecoming timelines as Eisenhower outlines entitlements and points toward spring returns for long service soldiers.
Readers are invited to mail 16 cents, along with name, address, and pattern number 5026, to obtain seven transfers for Canaries in the Kitchen de signs.
Swiss festivities feature ten foot alp-horns rested on ground while played aloud to greet neighbors across mountains. Yodeling joins celebrations as a sign of happiness and gratitude during the peace jubilee.
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