Bewildered cook book publisher seeks Kennedy recipes
Washington dispatch details a publisher seeking favorite recipes from the Kennedy White House. The mix up over fried chicken and beef Stroganoff leads to two versions of Stroganoff already existing, and hints at a forthcoming cookbook with three slightly different Stroganoff preparations.
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Washington
Iwpp
White House
Kennedy
Kennedys
Rene Verdon
Cou'd
Worry Bead Jewelry Set to Ship for Calm Use
New product from Core Jewelry introduces worry beads for women inspired by Greek and Arabic traditions. The beads, typically 35 in a strand, are marketed as a quiet fidget tool to ease anxiety, calm nerves, and help count troubles.
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New York
China
Greece
Grilled chicken breasts with paprika marinade
Six chicken breasts are washed dried and marinated for 3 to 4 hours in olive oil melted butter garlic paprika and steak sauce. Cook on a hot grill basting with marinade for 10 to 15 minutes until done. Serves 6.
Agriculture Department projects large milk shipment increase
The Agriculture Department estimates two billion more foods of milk will go to market in 1962 than in 1961, signaling a substantial rise in dairy supplies.
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Agriculture Department
Offi- Sass Csiaaite
Postmaster Outlines Special Mail Delivery Requirements
Postmaster Esther Wolford urges new suburban residents to install proper mail receptacles or boxes immediately and notify the office when service is ready. For streets without delivery, residents must consult the post office about nearest rural box or general delivery options and check daily for held mail. Call 637-7419 for postal inquiries.
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America
Esther Wolford
Unclaimed Items Auction at Port Authority in New York
The Port of New York Authority auctions thousands of unclaimed items from its terminals. Items include an ice crushing machine electric massager box of electric shavers two wicker bar stools a pair of pith helmets Chinese popular records and a skindiving outfit with air tank.
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New York
Port of New York Authority
Factory Workers See Pay and Jobs Reach New Highs
The Labor Department reports May details showing the average factory worker earning 96.20 dollars weekly, up 57 cents from December and 5.10 higher than a year earlier, with non-farm employment rising 912,000 to 62,775,000. Payrolls climbed 285,000 to 55.1 million and the factory workweek advanced to 40.05 hours, signaling a strong hiring phase led by adult men and many teenagers. Seymour Wolfbein notes the overall picture is positive given employment, hours, and earnings.
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Washington
Labor Department
Seymour Wolfbein
Faith Tabernacle Honors Pastor and Family
The Faith Tabernacle church honored Rev. and Mrs. Harold Carter and children Joyce and Lyn at a supper meeting in Hum pateys park shelter house. Carter recently accepted the pastorate and moved to the parsonage. a linen and grocery shower highlighted the social event with many Linton area attendees listed.
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Faith Tabernacle Church
Harold Carter
Joyce
Lyn
Humpateys Park
Carter
The
O. J. Raines
Jasonville
John Jerrels
Flora Rice
Ethia Fish
Violet Jarmon
Joe Mason
Lewis Pierce
Timmy
Harold Johnson
Sandra Perry
Angela Lynn
Clyde Perigo
Rosella Perigo
Claude Perigo
Kaye Perigo
Mrs Perigo Celebrated At Surprise Birthday Party
Mrs Claude Perigo was guest of honor at a surprise birthday party in Humphreys Park Saturday evening. A covered dish supper and cake followed by ice cream marked the event with many relatives and friends in attendance.
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Claude Perigo
Humphreys Park
Perigo
Donald Johnson
Jack Roof
Dessert Chaffee
Cyde Pergo
Laos Neutrality Seen as Key to Enduring Vietnam War
A Vietnam era correspondent reports that Communist forces control southeastern Laos enabling the Ho Chi Minh Trail into South Vietnam. Avtar Singh, head of the International Control Commission, hopes a neutral Laos can curb supplies and Viet Minh strength, though he warns the move is a high risk gamble.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Laos
United States
Tchepone
Vinh
International Control Commission
Commission
Avtar Singh
Vientiane
Sinzh
Southeast Asia
Singh
Seeing Red Cars Drive Polish Habit in Racine
A national survey for S. C. Johnson & Son shows owners of red or maroon cars are the most frequent car polish users. The study highlights color influence on maintenance behavior in Racine Wisconsin.
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Racine
Wisc
S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc
Ancient Babylon laws tough on strong drink traced
Harold C Feightner executive director of the Indiana Brewers Association spoke at Indiana University about historical beliefs on alcohol. He cited Hammurabi's tavern laws and harsh penalties for barmaids who cheated patrons or raised prices.
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Bloomington
Ind
Harold C. Feightner
Indiana Brewers Association
Feightner
Indiana
Department of
Mental Health
Indiana University
Hammurabi
Babylon
Tes
Moses
Red Sea
Saint
Mohammed
Omar Khayyam
John Calvin
America
New England
Luther Thirsty Feightner
Martin Luther
William Makepeace Thackeray
John Wesley
England
Change in Hawaii Menswear Sparks Shift from Flowered Shirts
In Honolulu the rise of non floral island wear reduces demand for flowered Aloha shirts. M. Inerny Ltd. of Honolulu led by Jack Riley pivots toward sport and peach wear as Hawaii’s own fashion industry expands. Riley, president of National Retail Clothing Furnishers, joins the Brand Names Foundation after being named director. He travels to Europe to scout new menswear ideas with buyers from San Francisco.
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New York
Weh
Aloha
Anei
Harry S. Truman
Honolulu
Lawca H
Jack) Riley
M. Inerny
Michael MelIinerny
Vis
McInerny
Alaska
Hondiuu
Ala ‘Moana
Riley
Hawaii
Telephone Company
Alcona
Clozely
Wien
Guld Whlth
Tragund
Islands
National Association of Retail = Clothing Furnishers
Brend Names Foundation
Amelia
Europe
San Francisco
Personal News of Mrs. Gertrude Bone and Kin
Mrs. Gertrude Bone returned home Wednesday after visiting her son and family in Indianapolis and her daughter in Terre Haute. Dan Scott and wife came back to Danville after a week visiting grandparents G. W. Sharp and Joe Scott, and Ira Crane in Hymera. Florence Scott of Danville is visiting her parents, the Sharps.
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Gertrude Bone
Indianaplis
Eugene Craig
Indianapolis
Clarence Crow
Crew
Terre Haute
Dan Scott
Danville
G. W. Sharp
Joe Scott
Mrs. Scott
Ira Crane
Hymera
Florence Scott of
Mrs
Don’t Put It Off Citizen Want Ad
Buzzing classified notice urges readers to act now for a desirable luokey with immediate availability. It lists a call line and contact number 847 4487 for quick results. The short notice emphasizes urgency and accessibility to the advertised item.
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