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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
3
The OPA ends price controls on hammocks fly swatters decorative sofa pillows pocket knives and thermometers among other items. The move is hailed as a boost to American morale easing postwar anxieties and may shift political momentum toward the Truman administration.
A dramatic wartime exchange unfolds between generals and captains over an immediate attack versus postponement. The debate includes a proposed town assault beyond mountains after crossing three rivers, with objections, floor time, and procedural moves leading to a battle deferment proposal for July 6.
Ima Dodo notes the Mexican cry at opening games. President Truman has received free passes to major league ball games. The Big Three meetings are delayed until next winter, as events unfold with sports and diplomacy intertwined.
A collage of voices and clips on film stars Kate Hepburn and John Kieran, plus a playful Autobiography excerpt and whimsical memory of Agnes Reilly. The piece teases future print on radio, parodying subscriber reactions to feature bulk and a canceled edition for a special broadcast.
Advertisement invites readers to obtain a complete Wing-Sleeved Frock pattern No 950 with duckling appliques in sizes 2 3 and 4 years. Price is 20 cents plus the purchaser’s name address and pattern number. Send orders to the stated address.
If floor boards squeak sprinkle talcum between them. A small wedge may stop squeaks. Dust behind pictures to prevent dark outlines. Attach sandpaper to picture frames lower edge to grip wallpaper. A garden apron can be made from burlap with a leather kneeling pad. Lemon juice on chops before broiling adds flavor.
An unsolicited letter from Wellman Thrush of Wabash Indiana touts Kellogg’s All-Bran as a daily laxative free, urging readers to eat the cereal with water for ten days. The ad claims the product is a wholesome cereal not a purgative, made from outer wheat layers, with a money back guarantee.
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