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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1958
Page
7
Mary Haworth advises a wife whose mother in law attacked her at dinner and claimed her son as hers. The reader is urged that the husband must defend the marriage, apologize for the insult, and limit visits that empower the mother in law. Haworth emphasizes respect between spouses and condemns the mother in law’s coercive behavior.
Dr. Crane explains women carry more body fat and thus float better while men have more lean muscle. He cites studies showing a 29 to 18 strength ratio at equal weight and notes women’s relative psychology, language ability, and emotional closeness to children.
The recipe instructs cooking milk with cornstarch first. then add egg yolks. Cornstarch tolerates boiling, while egg yolks curdle if boiled, so this order prevents curdling and yields a smooth custard.
Hollywood star Yvonne De Carlo defends old style Canadian discipline for her family noting she has two young sons and a daughter from a prior marriage. She rejects celebrity-by-servants upbringing and says she plans time with her children and worries about private movie-star schools. De Carlo heads to Rome to star in Mary Magdalene.
A list of weekly meetings including Board of Education at 7 30 p m high school Lily of the Valley Chapter 55 CES at 8 p m Trades and Labor Hall Amanda Athletic Club at 8 p m Amanda Club House Civitan Club at noon Manchester Hotel Rotary Club at noon Manchester Sertoma 6 30 p m Manchester South Middletown Fire Dept 6 30 p m Amanda fire station Miami Valley Post 3809 VFW 7 30 p m post head quarters Mayfield Fire Dept 7 30 p m Sheffield Street fire house Sportsmen's Club 8 p m FOE Lodge 8 p m Eagles Hall 10 0 Miami Lodge 8 p m Monroe IOOF Hall SPEBSQSA 8 p m Legion iHome Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 p m
Cmdr. W. R. Anderson arrives in London to rejoin the Nautilus crew that completed the historic North Pole under-ice crossing. The nuclear submarine heads for Portland where Ambassador Whitney will present the Presidential Unit Citation to the crew. The Nautilus plans a several day stay in Britain.
Ford Motor Co. announced 1,000 additional hourly workers will be hired at the Lorain assembly plant by late November bringing total employment to 1,900 for a single shift. One third will be former Ford workers from closed plants in Buffalo New York Memphis Tennessee and Summerville Massachusetts. The Lorain plant is producing 1958 cars and trucks on a limited basis.
Former President Herbert Hoover marked his 84th birthday with family at his son Allan Hoover’s home in Greenwich Connecticut. Messages from around the world poured in to Hoover’s Waldorf Astoria apartment and visitors called at the Greenwich residence.
The article emphasizes homemaker duties in buying storing and preparing food and outlines safe handling practices. It covers refrigeration temperatures leftovers spoilage signs and prompt disposal of questionable foods. It also lists tomorrow's dinner menu and a quick chef trick for chard.
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