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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1952
Page
2
Scientists at General Electric and State College of Washington report that irradiating sawdust with high voltage electrons can render cellulose digestible by cow stomach bacteria. Tests with irradiated basswood sawdust showed digestibility comparable to hay in lab cultures, pending live-animal trials and cost analysis.
A shopper advises budget stew as the smart family meal. Use shoulder chops, breast cuts, beef chuck or rump, and affordable hen for rich flavor. Brown meat thoroughly, simmer with onions carrots potatoes and stock, then finish with a thick gravy for a hearty, economical supper.
Dorothy Sarnoff, star of The King and I, rushes to Hollywood for a film role while her TV appearances grow. Margaret Truman relaxes during recording with Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops. The George Stevens Paramount production A Place in the Sun is named best motion picture of 1951 by the National Board of Review.
Nantucket Massachusetts reports a sudden population increase of 16 after the arrival of the Rev Clayton E Richards and his family of 14 children at the First Congregational Church. Neighbors include high school teacher Robert Gilbreth, linked to the Cheaper by the Dozen stories.
Lucas Ohio reports the village has one councilman and needs five more council members plus a three member Public Affairs board. No candidates filed for the November election. several write-ins occurred and Willard Darling agreed to accept. Mayor Zane Moore did file for office.
The International Amphitheatre at the Chicago Stock Yards will host the Republican and Democratic national conventions in July 1952 replacing the traditional stadium. Delegations total 1199 Republicans and 1230 Democrats, with expanded press facilities and air conditioning for comfort and televised coverage.
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George Hartley converts a run down mansion into apartments amid a quarrel with Janet over children. An ad misprint omits families with children, sparking town interest until Janet confesses and they reconcile with a kiss.
The piece argues that over about six years of Harry S. Truman’s presidency the US spent around 160 billion dollars, exceeding the 158 billion spent in all prior government history through Roosevelt’s death. It blames Congress for much of the spending and warns of military and fiscal risks if unchecked.
The Netherlands sprinter Fannie Blankers-Koen remains the only woman to win the 100 and 200 meters, the 80 meters hurdles, and run on the victorious 400 meters relay team in 1948, a record that stands today.
A colorful transfer pattern features ivly dancing vegetables like ears of corn heart shaped beets onions cabbage carrots and peas in three color tones green yellow and bright red. Designed for kitchen towels runners aprons curtains and more with no embroidery. Pattern number 424 from Madison Square New York requires 25 cents.
Cabbage salads are easy to prepare and packed with vitamins. They fit a tired budget and remain a popular choice for quick, healthy meals.
A tip suggests sharpening dull scissors by cutting strips of sandpaper to restore edge quickly. The method is presented as a simple home trick for improving blade performance.
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