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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1951
Page
6
The piece contrasts Capitol Hill dining, noting the Senate dining room is formal while the House restaurant is a relaxed, easygoing spot. It mentions management and the hospitality environment under supervision in the restaurants.
USO Camp Shows bring Audrey Totter Jennifer Jones Jack Carson and others to Korea and Europe to boost servicemen. Irene Beasley hosts a top radio party as Howard Hawks plans a 63 foot keelboat replica exhibit in Montana. Eddie Cantor headlines Colgate Hour on Sept 28 and Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis return to TV. Inside the House, Brockwell and Ridgely run a bustling dining operation for Congress with ad hoc tastings, frequent parties, and a flavor of regional foods amid space limits.
A scrambled crossword style grid lists clues and answers across and down with numbers. Entries include items like bright birds Norse war god and various thematic terms, requiring cross referencing to fill the puzzle.
Rose frets over her engagement to Jerry while idolizing Loring Hunt the famed screen star. Hunt arrives with mustache and glasses, speaks of Rose’s late father, and Rose realizes her dream may confuse her feelings for Jerry. A tense terrace moment tests loyalties as Hunt departs.
A 1951 feature argues hardship builds discipline and character for soldiers and nations. It cites night marches in sleet, biblical references to the Hebrews forged in Egypt, and the belief that life continues even amid suffering guided by divine discipline.
In a December 1951 column, Wright A. Patterson recalls Arthur Balfour’s warning that civilization hinges on rural Americans. He laments rising socialism, New Deal, and Fair Deal trends, urging voters in the upcoming election to resist the leftward drift or risk national bankruptcy and loss of civilization.
Fragmentary text notes lack of an authentic origin record for the office of poet laureate in England. Mention of unclear attribution and historical ambiguity surrounding earliest holders.
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