Keeping cool with quick meals and fresh salads
Homemakers get tips for hot days with chilled or quick cook meals and colorful salads. Recipes include salmon jelly mold, broiled lamb steaks, and various chicken and hamburger dishes. openings cover Washington policy twists and bonds campaigns.
Picnic Style Sandwiches And Sides For A Large Appetite
The guide suggests friendly accompaniments for fried chicken such as pineapple cole slaw small cherry tomatoes pickles or olives and a fruit salad with large fruit pieces or ambrosia. It advises larger hamburgers for picnics and explains adding American cheese near the end to melt.
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Food demand and farm strain frame postwar policy debate
Washington dispatch notes Walter Palace and foreign demand for U.S. food will rise for 12 months, triggering pressure for all-out production. Farmers overwork soil amid fertilizer shortages while the House cuts 175 million from soil conservation. Senate may restore some of 375 million in agriculture funds as foreign relief gets 350 million. A reorganization act adds executive assistant salaries, while naval cuts and Admiral King’s sea duty pay raise scrutiny raise cost concerns.
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Europe
Asia
Agricultural Department
House Committee
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House Appropriations Committee
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Missouri
Admiral King
Potomac River
Washington
Life's a Song A Vetville for disabled veterans proposed
Pop songwriter Harry Revel backs a plan to build Vetville a town in which disabled GIs live in accessible homes with wide doorways ramps and one story buildings. The project would have factories farms a hospital and civic center funded by gifts and benefit shows with Omar Bradley backing and loans from a national bank.
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Omar Bradley
Ed Sweeney
Birmingham Veterans’ Hospital
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Vetville
Aviation notes dual events in Montana June 2022 hub
Bozeman hosts two major air events with Montana Flying Farmers and Ranchers association convention at Montana State College in June 2021 followed by Northwest Airlines launching service to Gallatin Field. The piece also surveys wartime pilots abroad, new regional air fields in New Jersey, and a long-range Fairchild Packet cargo plane while noting a Canadian Eskimo relief flight and a 30 day northern Canada survey.
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Montana Flying Farmers and Ranchers Association
Montana State College
Northwest Airlines
Gallatin Field
Middlesex County
N. J
North Brunswick
Woodbridge
Ziegfield
Forsgate Airpark
Perth Amboy
Hadley
Fairchild Packet
Pacific
Army Air Forces
Royal Canadian Mounted
Andrew Wilvert
Petersen Bay
Boots the cat completes 600 mile homeward journey
A wandering tom named Boots traveled 600 miles over two years from Albion, Pennsylvania to Racine, Wisconsin to return to Mrs. Raymond McCullough. The cat originally was sent to his grandmother’s home and vanished for a long period before reappearing at the back of the sofa. A saucer of milk welcomed him home.
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Racine, Wis
Boots
Raymond McCullough
Natick Dog Lady Receives Report Card Amid Study Struggles
In Natick Massachusetts a dog named Lady attends Nathan Rice School and earns poor marks in reading spelling arithmetic and geography yet may still be promoted from the sixth grade. Her conduct shows straight A for 32 weeks while her owner William Geneva is excelling in his work.
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Natick
Mass
Lady
Nathan Rice School
Helen Murphy
William Geneva
Cheyenne Bill Requires Women Stand Five Feet from Bars
A measure introduced at the Wyoming legislature would force women to keep a five foot distance from bars while consuming beverages in public. The proposal adds gender based restrictions to public drinking spaces and faces legislative scrutiny.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Retired Railroad Man To Run Model Train
After 45 years as a railroad man Allen R. Wilson retires to devote time to his hobby He will operate a miniature railroad with 400 feet of track several locomotives and many cars He owns a railroad bridge recalling his years designing them for the Pennsylvania railroad
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Philadelphia
Allen R. Wilson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Home Kitchen Tips for Keeping Cauliflower Bright and Marking Dishes
Practical household notes advise adding two tablespoons of lemon juice per quart of boiling water to keep cauliflower white. Another tip suggests marking dishes for church suppers with nail polish, noting these marks wash off with nail polish remover.
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