Helen Smith Softens White House Press Relations
Washington report notes Mrs. Helen Smith as First Lady's press director known for good press ties. She manages queries on the First Lady and family, and announced David Eisenhower’s Senators job. She balances duties amid Prince Charles and Princess Anne visit coverage and social listings.
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Helen Thomas Washington
UPI
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Princess Anne
Washington
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David Eisenhower
David
Washington Senators
Smith
Frankfurter Pizza and Barbecued Franks Kraut Recipes
Two new frankfurter ideas from Reba Staggs include a pizza style frank and sauerkraut dish served on buns. The pizza mix uses tomato sauce garlic basil oregano mushroom stems and sliced frankfurters topped with Parmesan then baked. Barbecued Franks Kraut features frankfurters with onions green pepper and a chili sauce mixture baked with sauerkraut.
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Reba Staggs
National Live Stock and Meat Board
Summer Weather Meals and Dips for Serves Four
Fresh orange and apple wheels with a maple orange syrup drizzle. Ham and egg devil dip and a cheese olive dip provide chilled party bites with easy prep and overnight flavor set.
Grange Plans For Fair At New London Booth
Mrs Helen Lucas and Mrs Ralph Stone were appointed to a committee to prepare the New London Grange booth for the Huron County Fair. At a Grange meeting, Master Lawrence Snyder and Edd Franklin reported on Pomona officers’ meeting in Bloomville. Murray Hunter of Greenwich was elected delegate to the state Grange meeting.
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Ralph Stone
Huron County Fair
Lawrence Snyder
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Edd Franklin
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Pomona
Murray Hunter
Greenwich
Huron County
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