Government Spending Swells to 65 Billion Annually
Senate testimony by Sen. McClennan, Arkansas, warns that President proposed programs push annual government costs beyond 65 billion dollars. Items include national anti discrimination commission, housing aid, universal military training, and Brannan parity in farm support, with further billions from power and conservation plans.
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John L. McClenman
Arkansas
Senate
Congress
National Commission Against Discrimination
Labor Extension Service
St. Lawrence Waterway
Byrd
Virginia
McClennan
Inexpensive Trimmings Restore Dated Curtains And Draperies
Cleaning painting and wallpaper tips help revive old curtains without buying new. Use washing machine dyeing edging trims ruffles and fringe to extend length or widen drapes. add borders with contrasting fabrics or colored mending tape for a fresh look.
Tricks and Trials in The Readers Courtroom
A wealthy recluse is slain in a garage and a nearby woman confesses after a detective posing as a cosmetics seller prompts a talk. The court convicts, ruling the trick valid to reveal truth. Other cases include divorce custody, subleasing disputes, and a pencil written will upheld as legal.
Advice for anxious housewives on escaping overspending
Kathleen Norris argues that many American women struggle as income lags behind rising taxes and costs. She notes a reader Kate Bush who moved to the country for a healthier environment, but counsels that those unable to relocate can still change their outlook, live within means, and give children a hopeful view of tomorrow.
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Kate Bush
Williamsville
New York
Kate
America
Upper East Side
40Th
90Th Street
Country Freedom
Sunken City Diver Plans Return to Port Royal
Lt. Harry E. Riesberg, California deep sea diver, leads a spring expedition to Port Royal Jamaica, the 1692 earthquake tsunami wreck once famed as pirate lair. He first explored 1935 ruins and now returns with a larger salvage effort hoping to recover treasures from the submerged city.
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South Gate
Calif
Harry E. Riesberg
California
Rieseberg
Kingston
Jamaica
Port Royal
Sewing Circle Patterns Tiered Frock for Juniors
The spring and summer fashion issue offers 48 pages of easy to sew styles for juniors including a tiered frock and a shirtwaister. It features charming air and a free pattern printed inside the 25 cent publication.
Sugar Bowl Uses As Cigarette Container Or Vase
The passage suggests using a sugar bowl as a cigarette holder on certain occasions and as a floral vase on others, highlighting flexible home table etiquette.
Glove Ring Placement Tip Dismisses Ring Finger Cutting
A brief instruction advises that placing a ring does not require cutting the glove ring finger. Instead the seam on one side of the finger should be ripped open to allow the ring to pass.
Fruit centerpiece supper dish for salads and fruit
A supper dish serves as an attractive centerpiece holding fruits and also works well with salads. The design emphasizes display and versatility for fruit and greens.
Round server boosts balance for varied foods
A round server proves practical for serving foods that are hard to balance on a regular tablespoon, including fish cakes fried eggs and waffles, offering stable placement and ease of use.
Cheesecloth Strains Fat While Frying Tips
Frying tip advises letting hot fat cool before straining. Use cheesecloth in a sieve to filter fat into a tightly covered container for safer handling.
Paper Towel Uses in the Kitchen
A roll of paper towels serves many kitchen roles. It can drain bacon fat, dry salad greens, and protect counters under cake and cookie racks from crumbs.
Cooking Mushrooms Fast for Tenderness
Mushrooms shrivel and toughen if not cooked quickly over a low flame. Quick, gentle heat keeps them tender and preserves flavor and texture.
Donuts with Maple Syrup Breakfast Idea
A simple breakfast suggestion uses sliced donuts toasted on the cut side then topped with hot maple syrup. Pair with bacon or sausages for a heartier option.
Jumbled Household Scenes and Silly Quips From A Newspaper Page
Readable bits include a family dinner with roast beef and a joke about a big fish, a wife lamenting aging and a conductor joke about buses, a divorce gag from a radio adviser, a railway timetable joke about figures, and a foreman quip about keeping a horse at work.
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Wright
Washington
Democratic Party
By Ertta Haley
Will Bernard, Ll.b
Sis
Kathleen Norris
Poland
Mama
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
South Wells St
Chicago
Dad
Pop
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