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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1946
Page
2
Plan weekly outdoor meals to save two hours of kitchen heat and enjoy nature. Keep preparations simple with finger foods like sausage potato salad and whole fruits, serving from the pan and slicing pan desserts as needed.
Picnic menu and shared kitchen recipes from Lynn Chambers include fried chicken with versatile coatings, a chicken loaf bake, Tonic Salad with cabbage carrot and apple, and Hot Milk Cake with chocolate icing. The collection, released by Western Newspaper Union, emphasizes portable, well-balanced picnic foods.
Nut bread tastes mighty good when spread with orange marmalade currant jelly and lemon rind mixed with cream cheese. Mix chopped fruits with cream cheese and spread on date bread. Cottage cheese with olives or green pepper adds color to pin wheels. Finish with olives rolled in oil and wax paper for picnics.
Paramount signs Arlene Dietrich for Golden Earrings with Ray Milland as co star directed by Mitchell Leisen. Dietrich arrives from France between July 25 and August 1 after a prior film, while other stars and projects including Edward G Robinson in No Trespassing and Bette Davis in A Stolen Life appear in various Hollywood movements and weather impacted shoots.
A satirical list assigns fictional honorary degrees to Harriet Sue James B Clabby Herman G Looks for teasing remarks about private secretaries sports writers police and juvenile delinquency inquiries. It humorously suggests a call to Bilge in Indo China and ends with a mock Doctor of Candor degree and a toast.
A speaker laments low ceilings and restricted production as demand for harmony and trust grows but supply remains scarce. The piece contrasts calls for peace patience and tolerance with a harsh market reality. It notes vanishing Americanisms and a court case where a brewery worker cannot lift a keg to join a union, highlighting labor and social tensions.
The three largest tobacco companies in the country were ruled a trust violating anti trust laws. The decision implies coordinated actions among major brands and potential enforcement actions.
A column recalls nostalgia and humor from early telephone days and light social notes. A Long Island doctor bicycles to calls during a parts shortage period. Pfc Oscar Purkey comments on housing progress. A ferry skipper notes gulls exploit cake during shortages. John Kieran confirms seagull lore about cake and miles flown. The week’s line features Jimmy Durante on air conditioning on Information Please.
Editor announces a weekly Washington Bureau column from Western News Union addressing veteran and serviceman issues. Readers may submit questions via the bureau for later column responses. direct mail replies are not provided.
VA survey shows 1,558,081 students enrolled across 1,686 higher learning institutions for fall 1946 with total capacity 1,673,349. Veterans under laws 16 and 346 number 695,321, about 44.6 percent of total enrollment, while 394,551 veterans are currently enrolled.
Pattern 17274 offers directions for a durable knitted rug suitable for bedroom or bathroom. It suggests using rug cotton or old stockings and mentions a matching seat cover to accompany the rug.
Collier's notes harness racing, long confined to county fairs, has become America’s top rural sport and shows notable wartime growth. In 1946 meets rise from about 850 to 1,100, attendance climbs from 15 million to 20 million, and purses double from 2 million to 4 million compared with 1940.
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