Taft urges Americans to eat less and waste less
Santa Cruz Cal August Taft press conference urges voluntary consumption cuts to curb high prices. He says some can save money by changing habits, rejects new price controls, cites Hoover and a planned campaign. He notes military strength, tax surplus, and limited foreign aid for self sustaining nations.
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Human Vein Banks May Be Next
A surgeon Dr Charles A Wutnagel of Richmond Indiana spoke at the American College of Surgeons annual meeting on successful vein transplants in animals and a rapid freezing technique to preserve veins He cited affiliations with Harvard Medical School and Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston The report also notes a claim that vein banks may become common alongside bone and blood banks in the future.
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Hearty soups rely on bones for rich flavor and stock
A vintage guide lists beef veal lamb and ox bones as the base for savory soups including joint soup and Scotch soup. It advises cracking knuckles for marrow and using leftover meat bits to intensify stock. A side note recounts Syracuse strongman Amarando pulling a 12 ton fire truck with his teeth, tying to a feed feature.
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Wellington High elects officers amid club notes and weddings
The Wellington High student body caps a busy week electing senior class officers Frank Masten president Ralph Barber and James Lowther secretary treasurer. Junior and sophomore officer rosters follow with Donald Rigo Albert Szaba Norman Barber and Nola Arndt among leaders. The issue also highlights garden club notes, social events, engagements, and community announcements across Wellington.
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Chicago Hoodlums Plan To Avoid The Heat
CHICAGO A sudden demand for timelines and travel folders surfaced as Chicago hustlers planned tips to dodge the heat. Pearl gray hats that marked poorer stock vanished from sight. Familiar faces to police on North Clark and South State streets were missing. Police Commissioner John Prendergast ordered a conscious war on hoodlum activity from bookmaking to sale of bottle water and night clubs. This marked the first wide crackdown since the mid 1910s. Most of the culprits reportedly headed out of town or to rest cures.
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Wellington Wo Teach Miss Gertrude oH Guest Week
Roanoke guest Gul Scoul executive and vamp di tch visits Wellington Sterling Foundry. Miss Gertrude Raiser's private educational cello work highlighted. Rev Fr Duffey of Lady of Lourdes spoke on wartime experiences, including Bataan death march and Canopus service. Douable Four Pincevile club met with prizes awarded and dessert served. Next meeting September 26 hosted by Mrs Van Barbor.
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Foreign Agents Buying Arms In U S
Boston reports that Melvin M. Johnson of Johnson Automatics Inc claims foreign government agents are buying war weapons in the United States. He cites conferences with European and eastern agents, dispatches overseas, and plans to travel to South America for a secret conference. Johnson predicts military orders for machine guns and semi-automatic rifles totaling millions of dollars before 1947.
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Ambiguous historical note on Russia and wedding attendants
Fragments discuss Russia opposing European and Asian control with armed defense, Johnson Automalies Inc expansion, and old wedding traditions with groomsmen assisting the bride. Also mentions trade in cotton goods from Java India and Philippine embroideries in American cotton.
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