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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1952
Page
9
Alicia Hart outlines a practical plan to cool homes as temperatures rise. Declutter and pare rugs and heavy drapes, use shorter curtains and plastic window shades, and wipe surfaces with soapy cloths. Use colored bath towels as improvised slipcovers to protect upholstery and absorb heat and fingerprints. Temperature control remains the core goal.
Statistics from Brussels indicate that 76 percent of films shown in Belgium during the first nine months of 1951 were American. France accounted for 22 percent, and Great Britain 4 percent, with other origins making up the remainder.
In Du Quoin Illinois a new deal reduces the police department by creating a police commissioner role. The plan aims to save the city about nine thousand dollars annually by shifting powers and duties away from a larger payroll.
The article explains why home bakers should use a rack to cool cakes and cookies. It notes that racks with heavy wire frames keep the product elevated and prevent crusts from sweating or peeling. It mentions crisscross versus single-direction wire patterns in racks.
Ruth Millett argues TV in the dining room harms family life by crowding out conversation at meals. She urges preserving the traditional dinner hour to strengthen relationships and allow parents and children to share thoughts without the TV as a permanent guest.
Delaware dispatch reports R. Ovens, a chronic offender, has spent most of his life in confinement since 1926 and now returns to the Ohio penitentiary in Columbus. He has served in multiple prisons, faced forgery indictments, and will serve three terms, two of which run from one to a week. A note adds a tip about using tight saucepan covers to retain steam and cook with less water.
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