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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1961
Page
12
A vintage style turkey cooking guide covers thawing times per weight, stuffing tips, and roasting methods. It details roast in foil, paper bag, covered roaster, and foil techniques with specific times for 6 to 24 pound birds and temperatures from 325 to 375 degrees.
A quirky tip advises soaking patterned fabrics in cool salt water before washing to prevent colors from bleeding. The advice emphasizes maintaining brightness in prints and tweedlike fabrics by pre-soaking to stabilize dyes.
Drain a can of mandarin oranges and fold the segments into shredded cabbage and your favorite salad dressing for a bright crunchy slaw. For a lighter finish, use the drained mandarin segments as a colorful garnish on top of the dressed slaw.
Dr. George Crane discusses Roger T., 24, Marine Air Corps veteran, whose wealthy father pushed him toward the family factory. Their estrangement after a father–son visit prompts reflections on what makes a successful father beyond wealth and status, urging readers to seek the "Tests for Successful Parents."
The Agriculture Department estimates farm payments in the first three quarters of 1961 at an annual rate of 1.3 billion dollars, about 600 million higher than the same period in 1960. Production expenses now run roughly 400 million more annually than last year, which totaled about 26 billion.
The Agriculture Department reports farm real estate taxes rose annually and peaked at 1.284 billion dollars in 1960 with advance estimates for 1961 at 1.361 billion. Farm personal taxes are estimated at 277 million dollars, about 3 percent higher than last year.
Dear Mary Haworth counsels a reader facing a bitter ex husband who seeks remarriage. The adviser labels the husband emotionally unfit, urges permanent separation, and recommends ending the relationship to avoid repeating abuse. The piece portrays a cautious, psychoanalytic approach to strained marriage in a column tone.
In Formosa two treasure hunters a Japanese diver and a Formosan have gained permission from the Chinese Nationalist navy to dive four Japanese ships sunk by U S submarines in the South China Sea late in World War II. They seek a fortune estimated at 25 million dollars in platinum and precious stones aboard the vessels.
Toledo Ohio AP City Manager John Alspach resigns effective December 1 1960 after serving since April 1 1960 replacing Russell Rink who retired Lucas County engineer prior to taking office City Council now holds an 8 to 1 Republican majority and will select a successor when they assume power December 1.
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