Conservative Trend Seen In FDR Crisis Appointments
Weekly News Analysis argues a conservative shift in Roosevelt era crisis appointments and a likely continued wartime Congress. It notes strong anti New Deal opposition from Nye Borah Clark and Barbour, while cash and carry gains traction amid isolationist sentiment and looming emergency powers.
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Behind Scenes War News and Economic Pressures
The piece contrasts unexpected quiet on fronts with behind the scenes political moves among Chamberlain Daladier and Chatfield to form an allied defense council. It notes Goering’s silence, Polish defense, and tentative fronts in the Saar while discussing U.S. corn production, carryovers, and proposed quotas under AAA rules. It adds a Washington perspective blaming profiteering in business for price rises amid wartime fear and calls for public sentiment to curb rackets.
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Household Cleaning and Substitutes Tips
Cleaning Dust Mops with a vacuum cleans dust mops. Remove white spots on furniture with powdered pumice and linseed oil rubbed in and polished with the grain. Egg stains on linen should soak in cold water before laundering. Chicken fat can substitute for butter, saving fat from poultry.
Whistler Used Bailiffs During Dinner, Mrs Moncrieff Reveals
Mrs. A. M. Moncrieff recalls her eighty eighth birthday and stories of Victorians. She says she once dined with James McNeill Whistler, now famous for high prices, where two menservants waited and the painter joked they were bailiffs in disguise.
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