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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1951

Page

5

End Pay Discrimination Says Women Leaders in New York

Elizabeth Toomey reports on a Lucy Stone League meeting where Frieda Miller and six other authorities urged women to use political power and collective resolve to end wage gaps. They argued no occupation lacks female representation and urged voters to press legislators for equal pay and equal opportunity. Judges urged women to engage politically to erase discrimination in all fields.

Elizabeth Toomey New York Frieda S. Miller Women’s Bureau US Department of of Labor Lucy Stone League Miss Miller Anna M. Kross Kross

Japanese Want Our Oldest GI To Stay

Tokyo reports 1400 Japanese petition to keep US Army sergeant Delbert Jenkins and his wife in Japan as he faces transfer back to the United States next month. His Yokohama petition cites Mrs Jenkins as a providential help to Japan's democratic rebuild with strong Christian example and respected influence.

Tokyo America Japan Delbert W. Jenkins Yokohama Walter L. Weibel Jenkins

Sauteing Defined in Cooking Terms

The phrase sautee ing indicates cooking food in a very small amount of fat over low heat. It describes a gentle browning method that preserves moisture and flavor while preventing burning.

President Still Mild With Taft

Senator Taft campaigns against Truman policy while the President stays largely silent on Taft's foreign views. Truman, addressing a Democratic club, hints at but does not name Taft, stating foreign policy should stay out of domestic politics and warning of a well financed campaign. Taft responds accusing Truman of benefiting from special interests and taxpayer money.

Washington Taft Truman McMahon Connecticut Senate Ohio Republican Key West National Democratic Club Mr. Truman Tin Ohio

Vestal Virgin roles most sought after

Hollywood gossip recalls Jus Addis hiring six vestal virgins for Androcles and the Lion. He faced a flood of applicants, many in bikinis, with some women even submitting medical certificates. Addis, 34, says the process created about 1000 enemies and wasted seven weeks of his time.

Hollywood W.P Jus Addis RKO Gabriel Pascal Androcles Pascal Addis

Turkey Hash Recipes from Harmony Nichols Washington

Washington U P reports chef Claude Jarrin of Wardman Park Hotel shares turkey reuse ideas after Thanksgiving. Recipes include turkey fritters souffle and creamed tetrazzini plus a note that bones can make a good soup. A light Pilgrim style dinner ends the piece.

Harmony Nichols Washington U.P Claude F. Jarrin Wardman Park Jarrin

Postnone Inquiry Into Phone Rates Postnone Inquiry Into Phone Rates

The FCC indefinitely postponed a proposed inquiry into Bell System interstate rates to observe the impact of a recent change in how telephone operating costs are allocated between intrastate and interstate service. The commission had previously suggested Bell System interstate earnings could be unduly high if the inquiry proceeded.

Washington American Telephone and Telegraph Company Associated Firms Bell System Federal Communications Commission FCC

Nepal’s Mountainous Landscape and Population

Nepal is a mountainous country of about 56,000 square miles with limited communications and a population near seven million. The Himalayan passes connect Tibet to the Ganges plain of northern India, shaping its isolation.

Nepal Khatmandu Nepail Tibet Ganges Plain India

Speller Was Most Popular New York Textbook

Noah Webster's blue backed speller of 1829 became the nation's most popular textbook. Spelling bees in the 1850s and 60s boosted sales to about a million copies yearly. About 75 million copies have been sold overall.

New York Noah Webster United States

Atrocity reports untrue claims debated by general

Maj. Gen. Frank E. Lowe, USA Ret. and Truman observer in Korea, said reports that 5,600 American troops captured in Korea were killed in atrocities are true and known among front line soldiers. He told Portland Young Republicans that public disclosure surprised him and noted commanders strive to protect prisoners and recapture captives. The war he described as the roughest fighting since Custer's last stand.

Portland Frank E. Lowe USA Truman Korea Lowe Portland Young Republicans

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