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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1952
Page
5
Ruth Millett argues that over indulgent parents and relatives create a generation of children who have everything. The piece contends such kids lack the joy of longing for specific items and that gift giving has become a burden as parties and loot pile up.
Irvin Patrick of Fayette County reports a crow found dead in a red sweater during a crow-hunting party in Columbus. He jokes the sweater was crow shayed and notes the possibility of a pet crow escaping to join wild birds under hunter sights.
A General Dry Batteries study finds fewer than three in ten people know where their flashlights are in an emergency. Homes should place flashlights near beds and entrances. keep fresh batteries and bulbs. Tips include allowing dry cells rest periods, avoiding drops, and storing at room temperature.
Minit Misers warn against washing enamelled surfaces while hot as they crack. Mend leather gloves with cotton thread since silk cuts leather. Do not re-freeze thawed sandwiches or store beyond two weeks. Wash walls from bottom up to avoid streaking. Use baking soda to extinguish small grease fires, not water. Wash shower curtain hooks in soap suds, rinse and dry. Cover foam rubber pillows with removable ticking for easy laundering.
Gaynor Maddox outlines two light recipes Tomato Cottage Cheese Dressing and Mushroom Vegetable Soup designed for calorie counters. The dressing blends cottage cheese oil chile sauce tomato and onion while the soup cooks a carrot mushroom mixture with milk solids and flour for a creamy finish.
Gordon Martins verse contrasts dream of easy wealth and sun with the reality of ills and conflict. He argues that a life without challenges would dull the spirit and that enduring strife helps growth and purpose. The piece blends reflection on ease versus hardship and the need to fulfill one’s duties.
Alicia Hart notes skiers include many women and suggests boosting confidence with the right fragrance. A famous perfume creator offers an exclusive toilet water in a distinctive oval flacon with a hounds tooth band. Apply on hair wrists throat and temples for a uplifting, relaxing effect before or after snow fun.
The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics reports stepped up gains in supersonic aircraft but warns such advances could also benefit a potential enemy. Early fears of a formidable barrier are fading as research and experiments show progress.
The Defense Department released list No 488 reporting 23 killed 78 wounded three missing and 10 injured in Korea. It also lists eight dead previously reported as missing in action.
Research indicates people blink more often when visual tasks are challenging. Findings across experiments show increased blink frequency as strain from poor lighting or complex visuals rises, suggesting blink rate as a potential indicator of viewing difficulty.
In Los Angeles a 29 year old bride, Mrs Barrista Pennington, says she will stay with her husband Robert L Pennington, 31, who was arraigned on a murder charge for killing his former common law wife Helen Beitz, 31. Prosecutors say Pennington admitted the slaying. The wife had sought an annulment shortly before the arrest.
Dorothy Darrell, 40s, former actress and wife of producer Joe Pasternak, filed for divorce in Los Angeles claiming cruelty. The couple separated two weeks ago after ten years of marriage. They reached a financial settlement and will share joint custody of their three sons.
A report identifies unsaturated hydrocarbons as a key smog component affecting the Los Angeles region with petroleum as the main source.
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