Children Party Recipes and Party Treats Menu
A faded instructional piece describes simple children's party foods and beverages. It lists fruit punches, milk drinks, malted eggnog, and flavored syrups, with hints for serving simple treats like cookies and ice cream. It also mentions a sample menu including Lima Beans and Sausage Casserole, Molded Pineapple Cucumber Salad, hot rolls, butter, and chocolate ice cream.
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Arkadie
Prude
Alassea
Liwn Chambers
Hermits
Disaster Relief by Red Cross Patterns and Programs
Service in peace and war needles a Red Cross plan with patterns for relief work. General Marshall lauds nationwide resources and rapid mobilization to aid areas struck by fire flood or winds, detailing chapters branches funds and disaster phases from preparedness to rehabilitation.
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Red Cross
George C. Marshall
United States
France
National Guard
Guam
Carlton Skinner
The
Midwest
Far West
Broiling Chops With Pineapple Apricot Bacon Glaze
When broiling chops, serve with pineapple slices topped by apricot halves and brushed with bacon fat before broiling. Tiny blueults make a snack when spread warm with cream cheese and deviled ham. Canned baked beans get extra flavor from 3 tablespoons brown sugar, chili sauce, Worcestershire, and chopped green pepper.
Red Cross Depends on the People for Support
The Red Cross is described as a membership organization that receives no government funding and relies on American volunteers and contributors. It notes volunteers vastly outnumber staff and emphasizes giving each person the right to participate in the work to the extent they choose.
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Red Cross
Board of Governors
General Knowledge Quiz with Mixed Questions
A set of general knowledge questions and short answers covering topics from aviation authorities to New York City history to notable figures. It includes answers such as Civil Aeronautics Administration and Board, Santa Fe New Mexico, Longacre Square, John Burroughs, Task Force, Tyler Cleveland and Wilson, the Philharmonic of New York, and a method to compute circumference from diameter.
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United States
Duffy Square
47Th and
Broadway
New York City
John-o-Birds
Civil Aeronautics Administration and
Civil Aeronautics Board
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Longacre Square
Francis P. Duffy
John Burroughs
Tyler
Cleveland
Wilson
the Philharmonie of
New York
Aga Khan Sees U S Strength as World Hope
New Delhi dispatch reports Aga Khan, leader of the Ismaili sect, weighing 225 pounds and predicting his future wealth in platinum and diamonds. He argues the United States must remain strong and armed with hydrogen bombs to deter others, warning the world would suffer if America is unprepared. He urges Rooseveltian strength to keep nations in order and safeguard free trade.
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New Delhi
India
Aga Khan
London
New York
Begum Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth
Bombay
Karachi
Dar Es Salaam
Nairobi
United States
America
Theodore Roosevelt
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