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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1948

Page

8

Back Seat Sax Player Finds Stage Courage in Love

A shy sax player named Joe Bunny endures stage fright with an audience, learns to perform for Marge and her daughter Vingie, and gains a chance at a solo when a fellow musician misses a cue. Marge hints at a future together as Vingie cheers them on.

Joe Bunny Jake Little Hollywood Jake Charley Wetch Charley Marge The Zenobia Vingié Vingie Tross Charley Welch Vingle

Senate battle signals major party realignment in 1928

An ominous fight shapes the 1928 election as Democrats seek to seize four Senate seats in West Virginia Kentucky Oklahoma and Wyoming, shifting control from the East and Midwest to the South and West. The struggle touches multiple states and could redraw committee chairs in both chambers, with key nominations and retirements noted.

Senate United States Senate Thomas E. Dewey White House Democratic East Midwest West Virginia Kentucky Oklahoma Wyoming C. Wayland Brooks Ilinois Joe Ball Minnesota North Robert F. Wagner New York Senator Maybank South Carolina Agriculture and Forestry Senator Aiken Vermont Elmer Thomas Cupper Kansas Prenner Eee New Hampshire Ellar Tennessee Gurney South Dakota Tydings Maryland Millikan Colorado George Chavez New Mexico Brooks Olinola Hayden Arizona

Obstacles and Party Games from a Nancy Pepper Column

A humor piece by Nancy Pepper offers playful party gags to revive mid evening energy. It suggests speed suction with baby bottle nipples to force a quick drink race and a chalk line walk using opera glasses for a comic twist.

Private power lobbyists abandon fight over government dams

Private power lobbyists have apparently abandoned opposition to actual hydroelectric production by vast government built plants. They acknowledge that only the government can finance large dams such as Bonneyilla, Hoover, and Grand Coulee, and those in the TVA system.

Bonneyilla Hoover Grand Coulee TVA

Labor unions widen role in elections and contests

Labor and politics mix as almost 16 million voters belong to unions. The CIO-PAC targets 123 congressional contests while the AFL focuses on 158 districts where incumbents won under 60 percent in 1948. Labor’s batting average sits above .550 in prior races.

Cio-Pac AFL League For Political Educations Labor

American Music Conference finds hymns top musical interest

The American Music Conference released survey results from 4 537 U S families showing 60 8 percent place religious music especially hymns at the top of their list Churches rate shore theatres and concerts as the No 1 outside face for stimulating musical interest.

Hymes Chicago American Music Conference U. 5 AMC

Pattern No 8212 two piece dress for larger figures

A simple softly tailored two piece dress designed for fuller figures offers sleeve length options. Pattern No 8212 comes in sizes 34 through 48. Includes yardage for 39 inch fabric and size 3 short sleeve option.

First Aid for Angina Pectoris From Home Care Guidance

The article explains angina pectoris symptoms such as chest pain and tightness, often mistaken for indigestion. Home first aid is rest and quiet, with nitroglycerin tablets if prescribed, placing one under the tongue, and calling a doctor if pain or vomiting persists.

Einstein Elevator Gag Sparks Princeton Home Jest

A light humor item recalls Einstein in Princeton with a modest two story house and a tale of buying an elevator on impulse after a friendly seller. The quip ends with Einstein admitting he could not say no to the salesman.

House Cooley North Carolina House Agricultural Committee John Flannagan Virginia Fred Hartley New Jersey Gerald Landis Indiana Clare EB. Hoffman Michigan Armed Services Dewey Short Missouri Walter G. Andrews New York Einstein Princeton N. J Albert

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