Treasury Thanks Nation's Papers for War Loan Support
Washington reports Treasury praise for newspapers and merchants in Sixth War Loan drive. National War Finance Chief Ted R. Gamble commends close parallel between press coverage and bond sales, noting space, ads, and cooperation are vital to meeting individual bond quotas amid paper shortages. Allied Newspaper Council chair Frank E. Tripp cites excellent cooperation from weekly papers and a likely rise in news and editorial support.
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Frank E. Tripp
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Household Hints For Quick Clothing Care
Examine new dresses for seams that are not deep enough to hold during washing. Don't sort clothes on a dirty floor, it makes them harder to launder. To remove rouge and lipstick from washable fabrics, treat with glycerine and launder with soap and water. Save time by threading needles in several colors for quick repairs. A window wash can be made with warm water and a little ammonia alcohol or vinegar.
Donnell Explains Campaign Costs in Missouri
Jefferson City Gov Donnell details campaign expenses totaling 6455.46 with 200 kept to cover a primary deficit and 6255.46 returned to contributors including Davis 500 and the Republican committees. He notes a 46 cent return to an anonymous donor and explains family luncheon costs and photos as part of the spend.
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United States Senate
Paris
George H. Davis
Kansas City
State Highway Commission
Davis
National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee
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Ira A. Jones
Bert H. Berkshire
L N. Dixon
Harry G. Sloan
Harry B. Matthews
Sidney Baer
George K. Conant
Ernest A. Sudbrink
Charles A. Conners
Navy warns against keeping battlefield souvenirs
Souvenir shells grenades and other projectiles from battlefields may be enemy booby traps the Navy warned this week in listing a series of explosion accidents involving supposed duds Ordnance officers urged turning ordnance souvenirs over to police and noted the advice also covers unexploded ammunition
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Attractive Trimmings for Roasts Inspires Colorful Garnishes
Home economists suggest orange cups filled with mint jelly as an attractive garnish for lamb. They also endorse slicing citrus rinds into fancy shapes to add color contrast with any roast.
Christmas centerpiece using greenery and ornaments
With material shortages this Christmas, a floral display suggests a large bowl filled with green leafy branches. Small red Christmas tree ornaments are hung from the branches, creating an inexpensive attractive centerpiece. Almost any green leafy house plant could be decorated similarly.
Avocado Ring Salad Recipe
A simple salad mold combines mashed avocado with lemon gelatin, sour cream and mayonnaise. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water, cool, blend in dairy and avocado, then pour into an eight inch ring mold or individual rings. Chill until firm, unmold onto lettuce for serving.
Candy Cookery Caution For Granulated Candy Batches
Home economists warn that even a few sugar crystals can granulate a batch of candy. The advice stresses careful handling and gradual heating to maintain smooth texture and quality in confectionery.
Historic fudge tips for preventing overboil and sticking
Practical kitchen guidance advises not stirring candy during boiling and not scraping stuck bits into the candy. To prevent fudge from boiling over, lightly butter the run of the pan. The tips emphasize minimal disturbance and a buttered edge to keep the candy contained.
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