Taylor Dictation Claim Sparks Idaho Club Clash
Boise reports the Idaho Anti Taylor club accuses Sen Glen H Taylor of trying to dictate state welfare policy by seeking a special session to boost public assistance. Taylor cites possible July 1 welfare cuts due to reduced 1949 appropriations as the session trigger. The group condemns his role while noting lawmakers plan a January reconvening to set next year’s funds.
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Boise
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
Anti- Taylor Club
Taylor
Child
Glen
Washington
Anti-Taylor Club
Rotary closes convention ends with plea for one world
New York hosts the 40th Rotary International convention closing with Rotary President Percy Hodgson urging delegates from 64 countries to spread the ideal of one world. He notes declining public confidence in business as foreign delegates total 1,833 and U S representation reaches 14 861.
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Monaco
Macon Island
Marianas
Rotary International
Rotary
Percy Hodgson
Hodgson
Pawtuckett
R. T
New York
United States
Democratic Leader Warns Against Focusing on Low Mood
Sen. Lucas of Illinois accuses Republicans of fomenting fear with talk of a low mood as the nation rests from inflation and prices ease. He cites Roosevelt and warns against tying public morale to political rhetoric amid a levelling off in the economy.
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Washington
Sen. Lucas
Illinois
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lucas
Sen. Brewster
Maine
Negro Woman Enrolls in Oklahoma University Law School
Ada Lois Sionel Fisher, a Chickasha Negro woman, completed her enrollment in the University of Oklahoma law school in Norman. Acting President Carl M. Franklin said she would begin classwork Monday with a regular freshman law curriculum and that some segregation measures would be set up in the classes. The enrollment ends a 41 month court fight.
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Franklin
Kittens Cause Multi Vehicle Wreck on Highway
Two kittens trotted across a busy highway prompting a three vehicle crash near Nampa. An oil truck, a milk truck and a car were damaged with milk and cans scattered. No injuries reported.
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Nampa
Here
Reid Miner
Miner
Asphalt Found in Lakes and Rock Outcroppings
Asphalt occurs naturally in some lakes and rock-like outcroppings and is also produced during petroleum refining.
Insects as Food Probed by Entomologist
Dr. E. O. Essig of the University of California told the American Economic Entomologists that insects in small bug and worm residues are common on foods after cleaning. He says fresh vegetables may harbor more insects than machine-cleaned frozen or canned varieties and notes some insects could be as nutritious as seafood. The piece also offers a quick chicken paprika recipe with sour cream gravy.
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New York
E. O. Essig
University of California
American Association of Economic Entomologists
Lost In Mountains Girl Found Safe After Eight Hour Walk
Eight year old Sandra Davis wandered from a Boulder ridge cabin near Laramie and followed a creek to a road. Within hours 50 searchers and two aircraft scouted the area before rancher Axel Moon located her seven miles from home. She was tired but not frightened.
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Laramie
Wyo
Sandra Davis
Sandra
Walter T. Davis
Boulder Ridge
Here
Axel Moon
Moon
Sugar’s Role in Tenderness and Browning of Baked Goods
Sugar enhances tenderness in baked products by affecting gluten development and moisture retention. It also promotes browning through caramelization and the Maillard reaction, shaping flavor and crust color.
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Emma Alexander Simons
Kasai Dance Studio
Zandel
Weil Fel
Freezer
Amana
Hadia
Pocatellan
Blackfoot
Royal Neighbors of America
Clara Gardner
Gardner
Alta Young
Anna Mace
FELTS
Fargo
Faripes
Grimm’s School of Business
Monda
C. E. Roberts
Mgr
KSEI
Boyd A. Hartvigsen
University of Oregon School of Dentistry
Portland
Hartvigsen
H. J. Hartvigsen
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
Southern Branch, University of Idaho
ISC
Medical Corps of
Army
South Pacific
Mildred Bailey
Denistry
Ucans
Queen
Queen Marie
Dow
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