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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1948
Page
6
A winter salad guide from WNU Features highlights fresh uncooked foods for vitamin retention and meal balance. Recipes include Luncheon Salad Sauerkraut and Beet Salad Mixed Vegetable Salad and several fruit and frozen dessert salads. Emphasis on using fresh ingredients and careful fat storage.
Lynn offers guidance on cooking vegetables quickly with tight covers and minimal water, and serving promptly. She warns against moisture exposure for cheese and against rapid cooking to avoid stringiness. Refrigerate milk based foods and cover to protect vitamins, odors, and flavor from other foods.
A blunt report for the House Agriculture Committee urges a Marshall plan for the South with 27.4 billion dollars to spur economic growth. It blames the rutted agrarian system and excess farm population, warns of mechanization displacing many workers by 1965, and calls for non farm alternatives to sustain incomes.
At President Truman's request the council of economic advisers drafts a long-range prosperity study, a social security expansion program, and stabilized wages and price controls to sustain American agriculture productivity. On completion, the White House will forward them to Congress.
Washington debate centers on Harry Cain's proposal to issue federal revenue bonds to the public and repay from power and irrigation profits. Supporters say it reduces budget drains, allows long term planning, and broad public participation while potentially countering inflation. Library of Congress researchers preliminarily back the idea.
Indiana Republican Charles Halleck suffered two major defeats as Old Guard rebels blocked his leadership. He failed to cut about 100 million dollars from the Europe aid bill and also blocked an inflation control bill backed by his own party. The farm bloc led by Clifford Hope supplied key votes in both defeats. The Fish and Wildlife Service warns against high meat prices by touting fish as an alternative, despite costs.
North Carolina congressman Harold D. Cooley joked at a New York dinner with leading businessmen, portraying them as “foremost 50” victims of the New Deal. He cited their $5,640 annual salaries as evidence and quipped about using $100,000 in new bills to ease the imagined pain.
The second session opened January 6 focuses on health legislation with annual appropriations up to 300 million dollars. Officials warn illness causes six times more lost hours than strikes, tying health to production and labor issues.
Politicians from both parties fear the rising costs that threaten living standards and potentially swing votes in the 1948 elections. Prices and wages are expected to climb with little done by Congress to prevent the impact. If voluntary restraint by business fails, mandatory controls may become necessary.
The article centers on General Eisenhower as the national political figure whose future candidacy is undecided. It notes pressure for him to declare whether he will run or bow out, while one female politician questions whether his glamour would persist after leaving the military.
Ja stunning date dress designed for teenagers. Amour plus line offers a gay shaped pep and fashionable flair likely to turn heads and spark envy among friends.
An early Massachusetts statute from 1636 bans Rhode Island residents from entering the state on pain of death. Originating after Roger Williams was banished for religious views, the law remains on the books though never enacted.
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