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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1952
Page
8
Economical pork chops topped with green pepper rings sit on fluffy long grain rice. The article provides step by step prep for pork chops with tomato juice gravy and optional bay leaf and thyme, plus rice steaming methods and a suggested dinner menu including sides and desserts.
Novel pattern 9068 for Women’s sizes 34 to 44 features a slenderizing soft line with pockets and a sweetheart neckline. Includes yardage guide for size 36 and a complete illustrated Sew Chart. send 30 cents to Marian Martin in Middletown Ohio or New York for the pattern plus name address size and style number.
Jiffy sets for baby wear with yarn and contrast. Pattern 734 gives crochet directions for cap jacket and booties. Send twenty five cents to News Journal Middletown Ohio Needlecraft Dept to obtain pattern. Also advertise Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Catalog patterns with twenty cents.
Frivolous spring desserts use semi sweet chocolate morsels in four dessert ideas. Crinkle Cups form new tart shells for puddings and creams, chocolate is melted with shortening, and cups are set in muffin pans. Chocolate Chiffon Pie uses gelatine milk sugar vanilla lemon juice and a pastry shell for a creamy chilled pie with garnish.
Former Rollins College president Paul Wagner had a $500000 damage suit against college trustees dismissed in Orlando Florida. He had previously settled a $100000 libel suit with the college for $50000 and indicated no further cash would be paid. Wagner claimed the trustees ended his chance at future college presidencies by altering facts and figures after a dispute over faculty cuts and revenue forecasts. The dismissal ends the protracted feud at Rollins.
Ohio University announced a $100 scholarship for a male freshman entering to study radio with emphasis on sportscasting. The fund is sponsored by WJEH Gallipolis and Ashland Oil and Refining Co. Applications are due by June 1 and the award will be annual.
The Ohio Federation of Republican Women will hold its spring conference in Canton's rededication of McKinley Monument on April 21. Speakers include Congressmen George Bender and Clarence J. Brown and Dr. Arthur Flemming, president of Ohio Wesleyan University.
Combat-equipped troops of the 31st Dixie Infantry Division boarded troop carriers at Shaw AFB bound for war games in Texas. The Air Force called the 1000 mile air lift the largest of its kind, transporting 8 750 men and heavy equipment.
Premier Mossadegh told 44 American news and radio executives that President Truman blocked loans to Iran after Iran refused British settlement terms on the Anglo Iranian oil dispute. He said he applied for a U S loan last fall during a Washington visit.
HOLLYWOOD The Screen Actors Guild and the Society of Independent Motion Picture Producers reach a new collective bargaining contract extending to June 1958. Both parties may reopen wage rates and conditions in 1954 and 1956. The agreement mirrors changes in the major producers deal, including an increase in the daily minimum from 55 to 70 dollars and a weekly advance minimum from 175 dollars to.
In Bonn the Socialist opposition endorsed part of Soviet German proposals. They called for four power talks to arrange a free national election and unification of Germany as a prelude to a peace treaty.
West Berlin officials announce a legal drive to claim the million dollar estates of former Nazi leaders in prison or dead. The Denazification Court said it began proceedings to take control of confiscated properties previously held by occupation authorities.
Cleveland judge rules the will of Elisabeth C. T. Miller from May 28 cannot be probated due to torn signatures. Her two sons W. Tyler Miller of Seattle and Otto Miller II of Napoleon inherit pending appeal, estate valued at $318,766.
George Barrett of the New York Times and his wife Ruth Karpf are spending their honeymoon at the Panmunjom truce conference site in Korea. They commute daily from the press train at Munsan after marrying in Tokyo on March 4.
Nassau Bahamas Errol Flynn files an 80000 pound damage suit against Douglas McMartin a Canadian millionaire claiming a vicious blow at the Windsor Hotel last March 5 left him paralyzed with pain. Flynn says McMartin later visited apologized saying he was drunk.
Two 21 year old sportsmen were fined 195.30 in Cas t already for shooting a wild duck out of season near Fremont. The bulk of fines and costs were for firing a rifle within village limits by Joseph di Prima of Detroit and Jehova Corona of Cleveland.
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