Cool Refreshments and Creamy Treats for Summer Gatherings
A collection of nutritious and tasty drink recipes for family use and entertaining guests. Includes Egg and I Julep, Chocolate Banana Milk Shake, Mint Chocolate Frost, Chocolate Malted Milk, fruit juice mixtures, Orange Lime Fizz, and Ambrosia plus kitchen hints for smoother summer prep.
Lynn Chambers Menu Highlights Veal Cutlet Dinner
Lynn Chambers presents a veal cutlet with tomato sauce, parsleyed potatoes, French green beans, head lettuce with French dressing, oatmeal bread, citrus chiffon pie, and a beverage.
Home Case Reporter Update from Washington
Walter Shead reports from Washington on legal briefs and court actions affecting households and home care cases. The dispatch highlights rulings and procedural developments with focus on home related cases and administrative orders.
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Washington
Lobbies Spent Million on 80th Congress in 1947
In early 1947 about 124 organizations spent nearly a million dollars lobbying the 80th Congress on various issues. The Committee for Constitutional Government led spending with 137910 to oppose communism and to back tax cuts and anti labor monopolies. Real estate and building groups supported rent and building control rollbacks and the Walcott bill. The GOP labor bill looms as a test for President Truman and the coal mine relaunches in June raise questions about vetoes and strikes.
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80Th Congress
Committee For Constitutional Government
Rural Electric Cooperative Association
National Association of Electric Companies
National Association of Real Estate Boards
GOP
Truman
John S. Lewis
Congress
Smart as a Fox Farm Youth Snares 135 Foxes to Win
Huck Spaulding aged 18 from South Westerly Albany County tops New York 1946 fox trapper contest with 135 foxes. Robert Hark and George Rathbun, both 18 from Dalton, place second and third with 51 and 28 foxes. Statewide totals exceed prior year as 2,300 foxes were taken by youth trappers. Spaulding, Hark, and Rathbun will attend Cornell campus events as guests.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Huck Spaulding
South Westerly
Albany County
Spaulding
New York
Robert H. Hark
Dalton
George Rathbun
Hark
School Builds Apartments to Attract Teachers in Arkansas
Crawf ordsville's school board solved a teacher housing shortage by constructing a seven family apartment across from the school. The $50,000 project, funded partly by a revolving loan fund and school cash, offers rentals as low as 25 dollars a month and is expected to pay for itself in 20 to 25 years.
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Crawfordsville
Ark
Arkansas Department of Education
Primmer Applies for Clinton County Supervisor Post on Towel
Clinton Iowa Ralph M Primmer a county contractor filed his application for the supervisorial vacancy to be filled in June. The note was written on a paper towel and submitted to the county auditor. Primmer stated he would do a clean job if appointed.
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Clinton
Iowa
Ralph M. Primmer
Primmer
Frost Proofing Planes Aid Orchard Pops Up In Iowa
In Iowa Falls an airport dedication and air show are set for May 30 with a morning flight breakfast. J J McDonald of Cashmere Wash used a dusting plane to blow frost from an orchard as temperatures rose from 26 to 30 31 degrees. The piece also notes aviation training at Augustana College and cattle shipments to Uruguay, plus a Dodge City celebration and aviation industry progress.
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J. J. McDonald
Cashmere
Wash
Iowa Falls
Iowa
J. J. Schecter
Alamosa
Colo
Norman Kramer
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
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Uruguay
Seattle
Milwaukee
Pinwheel and Square Rugs Crochet and Knit Patterns
Readers can craft two home rugs the Pinwheel Rug and the Square Rug. The Pinwheel Rug uses four balls of rug yarn and the Square Rug is a yard square. Send 20 cents per pattern with name and address to request Pattern No 5376 for crochet and Pattern No 5296 for knitting.
Household Tips From an Earlier Era
An old toothbrush handle helps open a cord through a hem and round pot holders aid removing pies from the oven without dropping. Soak linens in cool water to pre wash stains, then hot suds. Refrigerate opened cans covered to prevent flavor transfer. Horseradish salad dressing ennobles corned beef tongue and fish dishes. Lunch-box veg stay fresh if sliced small and kept in waxed cups with an ice cube. Choose fish with bright bulging eyes. Iron can be prevented from sticking by salt on a paper towel.
Plaster Repair Tip Wet Inside and Outside Cracks
A repair note explains wetting both surfaces before plastering because old plaster acts like a sponge and will draw moisture from the new plaster, reducing its effectiveness and value.
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