Culinary Queens Thrive With Help In 1956 Foods
In 1956 culinary queens received abundant support with new processed soups spices and mixes described. The report highlights condensed soups vegetable beef onions vacuum packed nut meals cornbread mix caramel frosting cake mix and novelty refrigerated and packaged dessert items. It notes industry shifts and dining conveniences influencing home kitchens and short order cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Dane Wellington
Jerry
Melker
T. C. Werbo
Becky Hart
Rita du Bhitz
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Hungarian Uprising Mortal Blow To Reds, Nixon Says
Vice President Richard M. Nixon said the Hungarian revolt dealt a mortal blow to international communism and that the U.S. must aid refugees. He announced plans to report findings to President Eisenhower after an Austria refugee study trip, greeted by officials and his family on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Aehieh
Austria
Isenhawer
Visenhawer
Pat
Patricia
Julie
Hungary
Shiny Trees and Refugees in Cold War Era Reflections
Fragmented OCR recounts talk of Hungarian refugees and Khrushchev era politics alongside a wartime border tale from Hungary and Austria. It mentions President Nixon comments on Hungary, border patrols, and a Met Opera miscue, then shifts to disaster and weather notes and a Damascus oil dispute with IPC.
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Varlin
United States
Free World
Pier
Aeria Shungarians
Suniel
Border Christina
Cine
Damascus
Syria
W—Geoltry J Herritge
Britisl
Qhe Iraq Petroleum Co
IPC
Christmas across a world divided by war and politics
Christmas observances span continents and regimes from West Germany to East Berlin and Bethlehem. Soldiers in Antarctica and West Berlin distribute aid and host events for orphans while Russia marks the season with large firs for children and Grandfather Frost. In the United States Eisenhower plans a quiet White House day as Rio de Janeiro embraces a warm Christmas image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mall
Fort Iniles
Tornier
West Gorplan
Rettighes
Eoamnoe
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Valendar
Inian
Rasia
Grandfather Frost
Satta Clas
Berlin
Jerusalem
Jn MN
West Berlin
Lem
Israel
Jordan
Mandelbaum
Bethlehem
Nativity
Joseph and
Mary
Antarctica
Ronks
Sunta Claus
South Korea
L. A
West Genny
Thess
United States
Tne Weather Bureau
Eisenhower
White House
Points For Parents Mothers Day’s Quiet Guidance
The text discusses keeping peace at home during holidays and daily life. It mentions avoiding quarrels among family members like Janie and Twili Hedon, aiming for calmer interactions on Christmas and beyond. The narrator suggests changing tense situations to prevent distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Jackie
Janie
Twili Hedon
Mok
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Associated Press
Ssidie
Whitehall
Salle Claus
W. D. Hart
Albright
Joe Larmare
PW. Bardsley
Freedom
Peter Offer
Dogihsen
New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Morgan
Astoy
Pauly
Serge Hattie Shire
Ike
Sears Liquor Store
Algiers
Constantine
Algeria
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Jeluss
Anderson Herald
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
N.y. Privat
Eamm Enya
Laura
Anne Akas
West 17Th St
Elies
Meridian
Jeraly Baler Aarlaour
Christman
Byoriest
Joyce
West
House of Cassal
Maresti Kristwas Per
Hook
SSRN
ASR
Shore
Creeryrme
Serer Yates Srey
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