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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1953
Page
14
Alicia Hart urges gardeners to guard beauty while enjoying gardening. Wear sun protection, protective hats, and gloves. Use soap on nails, hand cream, proper footwear, and well fitting tools. Choose outdoor sportswear, rest as needed, and apply insect repellent to prevent damage while getting beauty benefits.
Use chicken or poultry broth to extend cream of tomato soup. Heat both, whisk to blend, adjust seasoning, and simmer until flavors meld. This simple addition creates more sauce for soups, casseroles, or dipping without sacrificing richness.
A British steamer collision near Harwich identified three American women and one German who died in the Duke of York wreck. American Lt. Dale Cheney is missing and believed drowned while a German, Kurt Fromm, 22, was among the dead. A fifth victim, Englishwoman Mrs Margo Ansdell, died in hospital.
Miami report says actress Martha Raye files for legal separation and maintenance from Nick Condos, her fourth husband. She alleges abuse and seeks custody of their nine year old daughter Melody. the suit says the action is not a divorce. They married February 22, 1943 in Newark New Jersey.
The Interior Department orders a more than 10 percent staff cut in the reclamation bureau by June 30, reducing 1,322 from 12,000 to 13,000 employees. Assistant Secretary Fred G. Randahl released the figures to newsmen, noting it is the first major personnel reduction since Secretary McKay took office in January.
Injuries from a motorcycle automobile collision near Walton Kentucky on Wednesday night proved fatal Thursday night for Robert Ashbrook age 31 of Cincinnati.
In seven regional offices and the chief engineer's Denver office, estimates consider possible congressional action. Former President Truman proposed 231,188,000 dollars for the bureau for the year starting July 1. McKay asked 177,350,000 dollars, the House approved 133,146,675 dollars, and the Senate has not acted.
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