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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1952

Page

6

New Lenten Dishes Highlight Italian Meatless Cooking

The article outlines meatless Lent dishes from The Talisman Italian Cook Book using vegetables eggs or cream sauce. Recipes include green beans with Parmesan and bread crumbs baked in a mold, spinach with nutmeg and cheese, and baked tomatoes stuffed with tuna anchovy parsley and oregano served with butter.

Morbid Conscience Shapes Neurotic Marriage Views

Dear Mary Haworth argues that rigid moral training and a punitive superego fuel neurosis and marital tension. The piece traces how childhood conscience imposed by a loved one can trap adults in guilt and anti social patterns, urging mature reality principle and intellectual freedom.

Mary Haworth God

Divorce notice for Ray Alfrey in Butler County Ohio

Opal Alfrey filed a divorce petition in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case No 67644 on January 11 1982 ground gross neglect. Ray Alfrey residing at K R 3 Moorehead Kentucky must answer by March 20 1982 or petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T Kiep Deputy Richard N Koehler Maxwell Finkleman attorney. Feb 11 18 25 Mar 3 10 17.

Ray Alfrey Moorehead Kentucky Opal Alfrey Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio Joseph T. Kiep Richard N. Koehler Maxwell Finkleman

Fifteen year old sitter awarded bronze for heroism

Ruth Millett notes a fifteen year old babysitter received a Carnegie Hero Fund bronze for risking her life to rescue four children from a burning house. She argues such duties place too heavy a burden on young teens and urges parents not to rely on teenagers for child safety.

Carnegie Hero Fund Commission

Never Let Communist Evil Gain Place In This Country

Exclusive by-line story by Matt Cvetic, former FBI undercover agent, urges American women to fight communism on the home front. He recounts life in Communist Russia, warns of state control, rationing, and loss of babies, and urges women to speak with schools, media, and communities to defend democracy.

Matt Cvetic FBI Russia Cvetic House Committee On Un-American Activities Britain America Communist Party The

Soviet women endure forced marriage and harsh labor

The piece describes life under Soviet rule with women married off by the state, conscripted labor on ditches and roads, and pregnancy demands including six weeks after birth, with punishment for noncompliance. It notes mothers often lose all claims to their children.

New York NEA Soviet Union

New Lasting Liquid Rouge Adds Glowing Color To Cheeks

Beauty writer Alicia Hart describes a new liquid rouge that gives a natural glow and resists fading. Packaged in a small round bottle, it can be applied by a few drops to each cheek and blends with any skin tone. Available in three shades, it can be used under or over powder and promises even, non cakey coverage.

Alicia Hartner

Thanksgiving at the Pelletiers and a hospital dilemma

Jennet joins the Pelletier family for Thanksgiving as Peter faces reinstatement at Angels hospital. Walter argues for signing an oath despite revulsion while Peter reflects on democracy versus authority amid tensions with Max Cota and a looming security clearance. To be continued.

Stella Pelletier Peter Jennet Pelletiers Stella Walter Maxwell Cota Cota Medical Executive Committee Angels America

Hilton McCarthy Havana meeting secrets revealed

The article notes a long12 hour private meeting between Conrad Hilton and Glenn McCarthy in a Havana hotel suite before departing separately for the United States. It also mentions Palm Beach work, and Angel Falls in Venezuela plunging 3221 feet.

Palm Beach Conrad Hilton Glenn McCarthy Havana U.S

Breakfast and Lunch and Dinner Menu Summary

Meal plan lists breakfast items baked apples shredded wheat raisin toast fortified margarine coffee milk as well as lunch tomatoes stuffed with tuna Melba toast fruit cup vanilla wafers tea milk and dinner grapefruit juice cold leftover chicken baked potatoes green bean pudding enriched bread butter fortified margarine ginger pears leftover cake coffee and milk.

American importer threatens walkout over Moscow conference

Philadelphia cotton importer S. Beryl Lush, an art exhibitor, is the sole American scheduled to attend an April 3 economic conference in Moscow. He says he will walk out if the meeting seems rigged or becomes political.

Philadelphia Moscow S. Beryl Lush State Department

Would They Dare Wear Bourgeois Dresses

Soviet women note Paris fashion envoy may visit for April conference to discuss a trade deal. Pravda hints at Paris styles potentially influencing Soviet clothing industry.

Moscow Pravda Paris

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