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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
8
A New Year dinner plan features a rib roast with Yorkshire pudding, baked potatoes, glazed carrots, and a fruit salad of grapefruit and orange on endive. Slow roast at 300 degrees F with bones down, using a meat thermometer for doneness. leftovers become casseroles, sandwiches, or gravy with noodles.
Washington AP reports Secretary of Commerce Sawyer and a team of economists predict strong business in the near term with a possible dip in 1954 and a sharp economic test in 1955. They cite safeguards against depression and see 1985 as a key year as defense spending peaks then and declines afterward.
Jewish groups including Orthodox Conservative and Reform operate an intramural draft of rabbis as chaplains to ensure a steady supply. Maj. Gen. Ivan L. Bennett notes only Jewish bodies have filled their quotas under a system reflecting national religious proportions. Rabbi Aryeh Lev says the quota draft is fair and democratic, created two years ago after Korea’s start.
Jewish groups drafted rabbis from Orthodox Conservative and Reformed bodies to avoid inequities for clergymen who had no prior military service. The effort ensured equal numbers from each denomination were included.
An American navy FBM patrol bomber crashed into the Japan Sea off eastern North Korea during a routine patrol Friday. Two bodies were recovered and four crewmen rescued by the U S destroyer Henshaw. Eight occupants were dead or missing. The PBM, based at Iwakuni Japan, fell 60 miles off Kosong at the eastern end of the Korean front. Cause of the crash was not known.
Washington reports a heated clash between Senators Homer Ferguson and William Langer over control of the internal security subcommittee. Ferguson issued six policy papers including a probe into Reds in the United Nations secretariat, while Langer warned against continuing the subcommittee. Armour, a Chicago financier and former judiciary ally, dies at 64, altering GOP dynamics.
An Ohio correspondent relays questions about canasta rules. The discussion covers missing cards during a four game set, four wild cards in a meld, melding with two black threes and a wild card, freezing the pack, and discarding wilds or high cards like jokers and deuces.
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