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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1961

Page

5

Sheinwold On Bridge Tackle Trumps Early In Game

Alfred Sheinwold explains a bridge hand from the Open Pair Championship in Denver where avoiding early trump draws backfired. The winning approach involves tackling trumps early, leading the singleton spade from dummy, and forcing top diamonds to discard clubs. The article analyzes defensive counters and optimal trump management to secure nine tricks.

Denver East West Declarer South

Dear Mary Haworth What Can Restore a Troubled Marriage

A distressed wife seeks guidance after her husband’s infidelity. Counsel urges emotional care, mutual reform, and a return to faith, recommending joint spiritual effort and reading Life Together by Wingfield Hope to rebuild trust and marriage.

Cialist Strait Ren Weill God

Worry Clinic examines school principal’s tactics in tardiness row

Dr George Crane discusses a high school senior John's account of a principal who monitors tardiness, pressures families, and publicly shames students. The pupil describes job time conflicts, alleged prejudice, and dismissals linked to attendance. The case raises concerns over fairness and student futures.

John J Dr. Crane

Hysterectomy and weight gain myths debunked

Ida Jean Kain explains that weight gain after hysterectomy is not inevitable. Calorie intake versus expenditure determines fat gain, influenced by stress and attitude. Maintaining activity and careful, appealing meals helps convalescence without excess calories. a revised calorie chart is available upon request.

Ida Jean Kain

Test for a Good Teacher offered to PTA groups

A critic attacks a high school principal claiming the leader harms education by expelling students. The writer notes a warped outlook and urges teachers to obtain a pamphlet called Test for a Good Teacher, asking for a stamped return envelope and 20 cents to use at PTA meetings.

John PTA

Charge D Affaires Receives Apology

The State Department said it apologized to Dr. William Fitzjohn charge d'affaires of Sierra Leone after he was denied service in a Maryland restaurant near Hagerstown about a month earlier. The Howard Johnsons company that runs the restaurant will be asked to explain its attitude toward serving Negroes.

Washington State Department William Fitzjohn Sierra Leone Maryland Department Howard Johnson Company Hagerstown

Superintendent Usage Sparks Teacher Rating Debate

Many superintendents employ it for teacher ratings. The note advises readers to write to Dr. Crane in care of the newspaper, enclosing a long 4 cent stamp and a 20 cent envelope to obtain one of his booklets.

Crane

Versatile Asparagus Deserves Top Spot By Ida Bailey Allen

A playful guide to serving asparagus as a main feature with French and New England influences. Includes a Curried Egg Sauce, buttered carrots, rhubarb mince pie, and a Monday Oyster Stew menu. Contains detailed prep steps and a seasonal kitchen outlook with multiple named dishes and portions.

New England

Asparagus with Curried Egg Sauce Instructions

Select fresh two bundles of asparagus with straight green stalks and tender tips. Wash trim base, cook 12 to 15 minutes in salted boiling water until barely tender, drain carefully. Arrange on buttered crisp toast, top with a ribbon of curried egg sauce, dust with paprika. Two 10 oz frozen asparagus may be used.

Benson Says He's Not Mad At Anybody

Salt Lake City Utah AP Ezra Taft Benson former Agriculture Secretary says he is not bitter at critics of his Eisenhower era policies. Speaking before the General Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints he, an apostle, says there were honest differences of opinion but he was never bothered because he believed he was doing right. He credits President Eisenhower for never pressuring him to back any program he disagreed with.

Salt Sakf City Utah Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson Eisenhower Benson Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Church

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