Secret No 1 for kitchen chemists in Mrs. Home column
A column by Gaye Lord Hauser urges short cooking with minimal water and intact skins to preserve vitamins. It promotes keeping prep simple, storing prepared foods airtight, and using whole vegetables, jacket potatoes, and freshly squeezed juice when possible.
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Room Ao den
Siberian Antelope Horizontal Follower 4
Word puzzle style list crossing themes with clues for horizontal and vertical entries. Entries include goddess figures, relationships, linguistic hints, and chemical symbols. The embedded wordplay forms a grid of numbered positions and cross references across two directions.
Remembering Diet Tips and Tomorrow's Marlene Dietrich Tribute
The note promotes a vitality diet with light meals and finger salads to cut calories. It advises skipping bread and butter, reducing portions, and resisting second helpings. A future tribute to Marlene Dietrich is announced for tomorrow.
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Marlene Dietrich
Fly Farm Breeds Super Flies For Insecticide Study
Willis Bruce, assistant economic entomologist for the Illinois Natural History Survey, runs a fly farm that breeds resilient strains to study insecticide resistance. The operation fills 100 000 to 200 000 flies weekly, with up to 9 different strains, and sources flies from dairy farms in several states.
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Urbana
NEA
Willis Bruce
Bruce
Illinois Natural History Survey
Florida
California
Georgia
Patrol School To Turn Out 105 Officers
Raleigh reports 105 additional state highway patrolmen will train at the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill from May 7 to June 16. Col. James R. Smith announced the six week program as the force grows to 528. Qualified applicants must be U.S. citizens, NC residents for five years, aged 21 to 31, 160 pounds, 5 ft 10 in, with a high school education and clean record.
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Raleigh
General Assembly
Institute of Government
Chapel Hill
James R. Smith
Smit
North Carolina
Col. Smith
United States
Armed Forces
Department of Motor Vehicles
Bomb threat plan shows banks moving operations inland
The U S National Bank of Portland outlines a contingency moving all functions to Salem with 288 beds for workers and backups in Eugene 125 miles away if attacked. Duplicate depositor microfilms lie in a cave 300 miles distant and bombed executives would have automatic succession.
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U. S. National Bank of
Portland
Ore
Salem
Eugene
Stalin
Cleveland Press
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