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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1952
Page
7
Mary Haworth asks whether a joint checking account would improve financial partnership with her husband John who prefers to hand over signed checks. The columnist urges clear, persistent assertion of equal purse power, discouraging allowances and advising a trial run of shared finances to restore self respect and partnership.
Gaynor Waddox presents a menu of flavorful, economical dishes. Pork hocks simmer in stock then finish with sauerkraut and vegetables. bean variations offer brown mushrooms, mustard sauces, sour cream, and Indian style with chili sauce for four to six servings.
The Federal Reserve Bank reports Cleveland area activity dipped modestly in 1952 with building permits at 205 million dollars down two percent from 1951, while electric power output reached a record high. Steel and unemployment trends softened slightly and auto sales dropped about seventeen percent from 1951.
A note directs readers to write Mary Haworth about the topic in care of The Journal, indicating her ongoing counseling column not by mail or personal interview.
Breakfast includes Tangerines oatmeal crisp bacon enriched rolls butter coffee milk. Luncheon features Creamed chicken and rice enriched soft rolls celery carrot sticks canned fruit cookies tea milk. Dinner lists Pork necks with sauerkraut boiled potatoes green beans in mustard sauce rye bread butter apple betty hard sauce coffee milk.
Western world's first atom spy Dr. Alan Nunn May, 41, freed from Wormwood Scrubs Prison after six years eight months of a 10 year sentence for passing atomic secrets to Russia. Official says release came during the night for good behavior. he remains an avowed Communist and declined further comment.
The Federal Appeals Court upheld indictments against U S citizen Oliver Kissick of Berkeley and Mexican Pedro Casar Acha for aiding Na tionalist Chiang’s exiled associate Pang Tsu Mow to enter the United States illegally. The Formosa government seeks extradition for trial. no trial date set.
London reports Natalie Wales Paine the New York socialite and Bundles for Britain founder announced engagement to Lord Malcolm Douglas Hamilton a Scottish peer and MP. The 43 year old widow said they will wed next month after meeting during his American lecture tour four years ago.
Mary K. 19 seeks Dr. Crane guidance on blushing as a social asset. The column argues teasing proves others feel superior, making the blusher more appealing, and urges using perceived flaws to win friends and dates.
Washington report from the U.S. Office of Education says 325,000 new public school classrooms are needed by September 1 to ease crowding. Costs are estimated at 10.7 billion dollars, with only 5.8 billion expected from normal revenue channels by then. By 1960 a total of 600,000 classrooms costing about 18 billion dollars will be needed.
Case No. 26969 Estate of Lucy Sloan deceased Artie Pieratt of Middletown Ohio named executor of the estate in Butler County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Probate Judge Harry F Walsh signs notice with attorney Thomas H Stubbs Dec 29 Jan 5 12
The Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland announced today the area of a vice president and four assistant vice presidents. New vice president is Harold E. J. Smith. Assistant vice presidents are Phillip B. Didham, George H. Emde, James R. Lowe and Joseph M. Milles. All live in greater Cleveland.
The mammoth, now extinct, is believed to be the only elephant type that adapted itself to cold climates.
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