Senate Restaurant Lets Senators Dine Before Duty
Washington report describes the House restaurant as a relaxed hub for lawmakers press and staff with 110 staff serving 250 seats. It notes frequent parties led by Rep Frank W. Boykin and large weekly Texas delegation lunches, plus diverse imported foods and the staple meat, potato, and apple pie menu.
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William A. Brockwell
Edith G. Ridgely
Brockwell
Ridgely
House
Senate
Capitol
Frank W. Boykin
Alabama
Texas
Congress
Iowa
Ohio
Arkansas
Tennessee
Washington
West
Louisiana
Gallery of Congress
CROSSWORD PUZZLE WITH LAST WEEK'S ANSWERS LISTED
Puzzle clues for across and down entries with numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases. Includes numbers for positions and several repeated or garbled words, suggesting a corrupted or OCR scanned crossword page from a historical newspaper.
Living High, A Wealthless Way to Freedom
Katharine Crosbie MacInnis details a Boston couple living richly on $90 a month, celebrating frugal habits, traveling on backlog savings, and avoiding debt. The piece argues that true freedom comes from trimming expenses, not chasing higher income, citing their modest home, careful budgeting, and optimistic view of life.
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Macknnises
Junior
Fowl and fish supply upswing in holiday season shoppers corner
Dorothy Barclay notes abundant frozen fish with yellow perch and Canadian yellow pike in wholesale stock and rising whitefish scarcity. Broilers and turkeys dominate lists as apples compete for top appraisals, while smaller Beltsville white turkeys rise in share and cranberries stay above average ahead of Thanksgiving. Eggs receive tips on storage and handling to maximize value.
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Beltsville
Turkey
Camp entertainment tours bring glamour to overseas GI’s
Audrey Totter toured Korea boosting morale in hospitals while Jennifer Jones made a quiet trip and returned before most learned of her visit. Jack Carson also joined the effort to entertain American servicemen overseas during the USO shows.
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Hollywood
Audrey Totter
Korea
Jennifer Jones
Jack Carson
Comedy and stars parade across screens and airwaves
Audry Totter Europe tour features Farley Granger and Shelly Winters joining. Jack Benny Marjorie Reynolds and Errol Flynn head to Korea near fighting fronts. Trene Beasley marks fifth year of Grand Slam radio party. Irene's CBS Morning show delights listeners. Hawks to send 63 foot keelboat replica to Montana capitol. Eddie Cantor headlines Colgate Comedy Hour on the 26th after first coast to coast telecast. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis return next week as headliners.
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Europe
Farley Granger
Shelly Winters
Jack Benny
Marjorie Reynolds
Errol Flynn
Korea
Trene Beasley
Irene
CBS Radio
Montana
John Bonner
Howard Hawks
State Capitol
The
Historical Society
Eddie Cantor
Hollywood
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Grassroots Rural Salvation Warns of Coming Conflict
Wright A Patterson recalls a 1951 column reflecting on Arthur Balfour’s 1918 warning. He argues that Bolshevism and socialism threaten civilization, blaming New Deal and Fair Deal trends and urging rural voters to elect leaders who oppose socialism to avert national ruin.
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Wright A. Patterson
Arthur Balfour
Savoy Hotel
Strand
London
Balfour
Russia
France
Italy
Balkans
England
America
Europe
Democratic Party
United States
Doles
South
Small Town Couple Raise Game Birds at a Profit
VIDALIA Ga Mr and Mrs Dewey Joyce began a venture rearing wild game birds in captivity years ago. Quail, pheasants and chukar partridge prove most profitable with quail selling for 5 to 8 dollars per pair and pheasants at 7.50 per pair. The business started as a hobby and recently moved to a commercial basis.
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Vidalia
Dewey Joyce
Trade winds and boasting about partners
A conversational snippet contrasts social reputation with habit in dating, implying irony about boasting. The speaker hints at nonrepetition in dating while joking about wind as a metaphor for rumors and behavior.
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Senate Restaurant
Washington Morena
Capitol Hill
Capitol Building
Paradise
Greater
New
Turkestan River
Prince of Apostate
Angela
Berl
Simpleton
the Fiction Corner
Circle of Light
Antie
Kathleen Norris Dollar
Katharine Crosby MacInnis
Harpers Magazine
Living High
Rose
Loring Hunt
Jerry
Mr. Hunt
Daddy
Loring
Sam
Rnase
Gay
Dorothy Barclay
Department of Agriculture
Mal
Inez
Aes Jerhard
Poland
Balkan States
Maly
Tom
Chicago
Pierre
Tisha
Tobacco By-Products & Chemical Corporation
Richmond
Virginia
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Doan
Dean
Doar
Lewel
Gus
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