Clip Column roundup of notes from neighboring cities
A collage of short items from various papers cites Tokyo Rose sponsorship loss, a mother feeding garlic to find her baby at night, and a quip about homes and ranges. It mentions a Tennessee father of twins, a Knoxville donation praising economy, a missing Buffalo serviceman found at work, and an FBI note on double allotments in Los Angeles. The Costa Mesa item riffs on atoms and the atomic bomb.
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FBI
Los Angeles
Anaheim
Hallowe'en Festival Parade Set for Anaheim October 30
Costa Mesa Globe Herald reports Anaheim will host an old-fashioned Hallowe'en festival on October 30 with a grand street parade. Invitations go to merchants, leading industrial, oil and citrus concerns to enter floats of special Hallowe'en entries.
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Anaheim
Anaheim Bulletin
Know Your Carrots From Westinghouse Home Advice
Carrots are a good buy when smooth firm and bright in color with green tops un wilted. Deep cracks indicate poor quality and should be avoided.
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Westinghouse Home
Franklin quote on thrift and desire
A terse maxim attributed to Franklin states that sparing and having is better than spending and craving. The saying contrasts frugality with desire, reflecting on prudent living versus constant want.
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Franklin
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United Press
Marcus Island
U. S. Navy
Tokyo
Navy
Pearl Harbor
M. Matsubara
Jap Garrrison
Naples
East Second Street
Seal Beach
San Gabriel River
Main Street
Tokyo Rose
Monterey Park
Tennessee
L. E. Ditto
Santa Ana
Knoxville
Tenn
United States
Santa Ana Independent
Irving L. Stuff
Buffalo
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Costa Mesa Globe Herald
Bank
Ofuna
Yokohama
Luther P. Johnson
Portland
Ensign John Chapman
Ross Armagost
Meee
Coast Highway
P. A. Stanton
Ochan Avenue
St. BelmOnt Shore
Claire
Conway’s
East Second
Belmont Shor
Post
Electric Avenue
Fred J. Smith
Main St
General Insurance
C. B. Heacock
Belmont Shore
Homer E., de Sadeleer
Fred C. Hall
O. D. Optometrist
East Second St
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