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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1948

Page

6

The Kid's Leftovers Stir Clint Lipton

Penny Alder works in Clint Lipton's office when old Hughey Lawler arrives with news about The Kid. The veteran narrates a failed boxing hopeful whose fate shocks Clint, who refuses sympathy but invites Hughey back to share memories. Penny wrestles with attraction and a growing respect for Clint as the scene ends with her ready to go on a date.

Clint Penny Hughey Alder Hughey Lawler Penny Alder Clint Lipton

Crossword Puzzle From The Evening Paper

Horizontal clues list insects egg shaped head covering kina infant literary scraps cognizant lucidity slang error god of war light symbol for gold drink made from rye malt beverage confectionery nut interjection wire measure duce Mussolini colloquial father against by heavenly body poetic to unclose duct conjunction increased composer of rhymes mythological monster meantime upright cry Persia to swing about a fixed joint to remove Isle Napoleon solution in next issue vertical clues Man's name right this minute to hamper heap of memorial stones poker stake reimburses plural ending attack familiar house plant eastern a crown of the head earth goddess free standard young bear fodder plant reception furze compass city in Italy point Series 8-42

Persia Napoleon University Dreadful Young Bear Reception Furze Italy Point

REA Electrification Sparks Farm Power Drive

The REA program propelled farm electrification with half of U S farms already served. States vary from Connecticut and New York above 92 percent electrified to North Dakota about 15 percent. In July 1947 nationwide electrified farms reached 54.3 percent, with nearly 400 000 farms energized in fiscal 1947, the largest yearly gain.

United States Department of Agriculture Connecticut Rhode Island Massachusetts New Jersey Washington New York Idaho Oregon North Dakota South Dakota Mississippi Nebraska Tennnessee New Mexico Montana Kansas U. S

Old Fashioned Beef Stew and Budget Dishes Guide

Simple, cost conscious meal ideas post holidays. Includes veal riblets recipe with lard onions and tangy sauce, fruit stuffed ham slices, and classic beef stew with dumplings. Emphasizes economical cuts, portioning, and stretching meat with vegetables and fillers.

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Base Required To Trap Elite On Unpaid Bills

Park Avenue process servers and a veteran marshal describe the challenge of locating unwilling debtors in affluent towers. Ernest M. Schuyler explains clever ruses, including disguises and door tricks, to serve notices while sharing anecdotes of stubborn cases and one long payday after months.

New York Park Avenue Third Avenue Ernest M. Schuyler Schuyler

Old-Fashioned Beef Stew and Dessert Menu

Recipe list features Old-Fashioned Beef Stew with dumplings and a trio of fruit and dessert items. Includes Orange Pineapple Coconut Salad, Maple Custard, Butter Cookies, and a Beverage.

Gunsmith Ends His Own Life After Missing Shot at Woman

In Ypsilanti Michigan Clarence Whiteaker a 47 year old gunsmith store worker threatened tenant Ruth Hubbard with a revolver after appearing at her apartment door Hubbard escaped and Whiteaker shot at the steps then killed himself in his downstairs apartment Chief Dan Patch said Florence Whiteaker wife was away at the time.

Ypsilanti Mich Clarence Whiteaker Dan Patch Ruth Hubbard Whiteaker Patch Miss Hubbard Florence

German Camp Officers Get Sentences at Hard Labor

A Soviet military tribunal in Berlin sentenced 14 German SS officers and guards of the Sachsenhausen concentration camp to life imprisonment at hard labor. Two more defendants drew 15 years each. The group included camp commander Anton Kaindl and his deputies, accused of deaths totaling at least 100000 inmates and Soviet prisoners of war.

Berlin Germany Sachsenhausen Accr Anton Kaindl

Practical vegetable additions for meat dishes and serving tips

This guide suggests adding vegetables to meat near the end of cooking to retain texture. Recommended combos include carrots onions potatoes peas turnips parsnips with celery and green peppers, lima beans with green beans and corn. Large meat cuts improve with resting, served second or third day in barbecue sauce.

Woman Falls to Death From Hospital Window

Chicago Mrs Elizabeth Hyde 38 wife of Randolph W Hyde treasurer of Carnegie Illinois Steel Pittsburgh plunged 16 stories from her hospital room at St Luke s hospital. Her body was found on the sidewalk. Police report no witness and attendants say she was hospitalized for a nervous disorder.

Chicago Elizabeth Hyde Randolph W. Hyde Carnegie-Illinois Steel Company Pittsburgh St. Luke's Hospital

ASK ME ANOTHER General Quiz Questions

The quiz prompts questions on historical shorthand usage year Civil War last shot Chinook winds region quintuplets frequency mountebank meaning first woman from Mayflower coffee introduction year to France and phone ownership ratio in the United States.

France United States

Imposter Mary Chilton and a 1662 telephone tale

A fragment lists items: a Palmetto ranch scene on May 13 1865 after Lee's surrender, a Pacific Northwest reference, a statistic of about 75 million to one, an imposter, Mary Chilton, 1662 and a pair of telephones.

B. C Palmetto Ranch Texas Lee Appomattox Pacific Northwest Mary Chilton

Farmers Produce Practically All Margarine Materials

The article notes that farmers in all but four states Maine New Hampshire Nevada and Rhode Island supply nearly all margarine inputs. In 1946 U S producers created 572,537,996 pounds of margarine using 222,830,000 pounds cottonseed oil 206,718,000 pounds bean oil 13,794,000 pounds nut oil and 6,589,000 pounds corn oil. Margarine also contains cultures of skim milk salt and other ingredients all produced in the United States.

Maine New Hampshire Nevada Rhode Island

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