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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1947
Page
6
Substituting up to date vegetable meals for rich sauces, the guide pitches hearty meatless options. Recipes include Fried Tomatoes in Cream Gravy, Stuffed Onions, Creamed Asparagus on Toast, Corn and Vegetable Chowder, a light fruit mold, and Brussels Sprouts with Mushrooms, all from a Western Newspaper Union release.
Use hints to brighten gilt frames with a sulphur mix and onion boil. Mix flower of sulphur with water, boil with 4 or 5 onions, strain and cool. Apply with a soft brush to gilding needing restoration. Do not mildew by drying shower curtains immediately after bathing.
The Senate approved a bill continuing countrywide rent control to March 1 1948. It allows landlords and tenants to agree on good faith rent increases of 15 percent.
The collection showcases Corn and Vegetable Chowder Wafers Tropical Salad Boston Cream Pie and a Beverage recipe. The menu emphasizes a range of starters salads pies and drinks attributed to Lynn Chambers.
Practical household hints cover glass polishing with lemon, leather furniture cleaning with mild soap, white paint cleaning with oatmeal solution, easing cake icing by warming the knife, and preventing cheese mold by using a sugar lump in the refrigerator.
Republican senate investigators summon federal judges and a US attorney to Kansas City to testify on a primary election fraud in Truman's home district. Attorney General Clark and J. Edgar Hoover will appear, while the panel weighs whether the Justice Department acted on known fraud signals.
The piece notes a link between the challenged primary contest and senate Republicans who believe they hold a potential political bombshell on the Clark combine. It recalls Axtell who won the Democratic nomination with Truman's backing and lost the November general to Republican Albert L. Reeves Jr.
U S. House labor committee chaired by Fred A. Hartley Jr will investigate about 250 alleged union racketeering cases this summer. Subcommittees will travel nationwide with staff compiling evidence and powers to issue subpoenas with a $50 000 budget. Additional hearings paused by labor control bill talks.
The White House said President Truman will not travel to Alaska this summer. Press secretary Charles Ross confirmed the plan was considered but ruled out. He will speak in Kansas City on June 7 at 9 p.m. and then depart June 6 for the event, with a brief Ottawa trip planned later.
An instruction urges brushing clothes after wear to remove dust and extend fabric life. It emphasizes avoiding dust buildup in fibers and recommends frequent care to preserve appearance and durability.
Des Moines, June 2 Governor Robert Blue proclaimed June 21 to 28 as Soil Conservation Week urging Iowans to observe soil erosion effects on farms and join the movement to protect Iowa's natural resource and key industry farming.
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