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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1954
Page
5
In San Diego a Cary family shows backyard barbecue as a weekend favorite. Mrs Cary shares turkey on a spit with electric motor, stuffing tweaks, and simple sides like roasted potatoes and corn on the cob. She notes outdoor cooking suits their home and patience matters for a 14 pound turkey.
About 460 specialists at a national conference concluded there is no single cure. Time and money help, but teamwork and understanding are essential to reduce juvenile delinquency, which affects roughly 2 percent of youths under 18.
Lis Groes, Denmark's Minister of Commerce, is a mother of nine with a 14 person household including two maids and a driver. She describes the big family as strengthening parental bonds and independence while noting daily routines, meals, and the challenge of managing a 14-room villa and morning baths. Bodil Koch, Minister of Ecclesiastics, has four children.
A pie pan shaped meat loaf with bacon topping. Ground beef mixed with salt pepper and herbs forms a crust around a center stuffing of celery onion bread crumbs marjoram and parsley. Bake 15 minutes, add bacon, then 30 minutes more until done. Serves six.
Mrs. Madge Ferredy heads the consumer research division for a vacuum cleaner firm in New York. She notes husbands now handle more home cleaning tasks and receive about 200 daily inquiries. Many letters express advice, solutions, or requests for cleaner guidance.
New York Actress Shirley Booth argues that female viewers identify with heroines and want to see their lives reflected on screen. The Oscar winner notes romance in housewifery and predicts the rise of character roles as appealing to women. Booth, famed for Come Back Little Sheba, discusses About Mrs Leslie and her own inclination against slacks.
US fur industry reports a seasonal surge as hot weather and tax cuts boost purchases. mink leads demand with two and a half million pelts sold last year across 5,000 ranches. imports and domestic production both up since 1946. Muskrat and chinchilla production grow though pelts remain pricey. raccoon coats shift to trimmed fur. rabbit fur dwindles due to labeling law restrictions.
MEMPHIS UpP Mrs Alfred Greenberg, five feet tall, tops UT Knoxville medical class with 96 average. She credits husband and daughter Danielle for support. She studied while performing household duties including washing dishes and cooking. Danielle helps with washing and ironing.
Central Baptist circles meet at 10 am with Ann Foster 821 Bolster Mrs Frank Qdom Fannie Foster 1612 Yupon Rene Chambers circle at church Evelyn Stanford circle Midway Street Fair Park Addition Mary Etheridge at 226 Graham First Baptist Lily of Lebanon 2011 Terrace Lane 9 30 Virginia Wingo 3201 Ohio 8 30 Margaret Lindsey 1609 Florida 9 30 Moisten brown sugar with damp cloth in a tight jar.
The 35-year-old candidate Dan Walton campaigns on cracking crime in Harris County. He vows tough prosecution of murder cases and drug dealers, urging swift action against hot cheque poets and racketeers while stressing the stake of merchants in the district attorney’s office. Walton, a Vanderbilt and Duke Law alumnus, has held various legal roles in Houston and leads local bar associations.
Washington July 19 Despite big surpluses on hand Congress may force the nation to pay more for dairy products starting in September through higher prices or a new subsidy plan. Dairymen have driven farm legislation, backing price supports at parity and influencing the draft of the catch-all farm bill amid battleground states and Senate elections.
Interior Secretary Douglas McKay warns that record heat and drought have created critical water shortages across the western United States, with the Rio Grande basin and Colorado River projects among the hardest hit. He notes recent storms failed to aid Rio Grande water supply and cites the Colorado Big Thompson project delivering far less than planned while regional prospects vary across areas.
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