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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1960
Page
6
Dr. Crane hears Gordon D 22 describes widespread cheating at a Chicago medical school. Students flagrant dishonesty during exams prompts professor indifference. Smoking breaks let cheaters consult data sheets and hidden aids. Several doctors report 25 percent cheating with claims of 50 80 percent figures.
In Jackson Mississippi a 16-year-old boy faced a detective at the police station alleging return of property seized from his car. He claimed the gas station battery and a friend's radio were owned items while admitting to stealing four extra tires.
A reader seeks guidance on including her four children in a spring wedding after divorce. Amy Vanderbilt’s etiquette guidance suggests children should not attend a mother’s second marriage unless widowed, proposing a small legal ceremony with later family celebration.
Research at Midwest Medical Center shows chickens fed small snacks between meals gained less weight and had higher cholesterol and heart disease indicators than those on two main meals. Dr. Clarence Cohn notes nibbling may affect metabolism differently and needs further study.
A bridge column discusses meal patterns and the nibbling plan versus large meals. Excess weight worsens heart disease risk while moderate, well balanced meals with small snacks can control calories. Readers are invited to request the Hunger Control Diet by Ida Jean Kain with a self addressed stamped envelope.
A chef presents a kitchen solution for affordable steak by tenderizing cuts and using a Sauce Robert. The feature lists cubed or round steak methods, a detailed Sauce Robert recipe, and menu ideas including French fries O'Brien and Rhubarb Banana Dessert. Also includes a bridge strategy section with tips to manage trumps and ruffing.
In Oakland New Jersey a resident named Warner Rosenschien built a one car electric railroad to reach his hilltop home. The dirt road up the steep 18 percent grade was nearly impassable so he financed a $1,200 electric railway that makes a four minute run to his house.
Montgomery prison trusty Burt Gamble confessed he borrowed the warden’s car to visit his girlfriend and was fined $100.
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